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Schools, co-ops, resource centers, and social programs that bring people together with the intention of supporting SDE.
Organizations and groups that advocate SDE and support SDE practitioners, facilitators, and/or community organizers.
Online and in-person events that promote, or are likely of interest to, SDE practitioners.
Recommended books, videos, websites, blogs, podcasts, research, news, and other SDE information sources.
Service providers who have SDE-related knowledge and/or who serve with respect for the needs and values of those engaged in SDE.
Resources to support SDE-aligned collective liberation and anti-oppression.
Opportunities for work that support families practicing SDE.
Resources for which no other category is applicable.
Mental Health & Counseling
Includes counselors and mental health professionals who understand SDE and support parents who choose SDE for their children.
A registered Psychologist working at Riverstone Village SDE community and available for Zoom and Skype sessions internationally, supporting SDE families with trauma, counselling, therapy and SDE-friendly resilience coaching.
Clinical psychologist and SDE mother, working remotely from Hove, England.
SDE-friendly psychotherapy for individuals, couples and families.
Unschooling mentor and mindfulness teacher, based in the UK, specialising in helping parents deschool and in helping them and their neurodivergent children thrive. Online workshops, courses and one-to-one sessions.
SDE-friendly therapy and consultation for young people, adults & families.
Redefining the way we think about Autism, Asperger’s, & other neurological differences...a somatic-oriented approach to neurodiversity.
Jessica is an EMDR-trained holistic psychotherapist practicing in the state of Indiana. Jessica is an advocate for self-directed learning, and is happy to serve self-directed learners and their families.
Offers virtual spiritual counseling & energy work. Has worked with many unschooling families and is an unschooling mom herself.
Offering SDE-friendly mediation and individual, family, & couples’ therapy.
SDE-friendly individual, marriage, and family therapist, offering services in-office in Yucca Valley and through video with California residents. Also counselor at Not Back To School Camp.
Mental health consulting, parent coaching, and child therapy for differently wired, highly sensitive, and autistic children.
“I work with individuals and couples. I also have expertise working with gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender individuals (age 14+).”
SDE-friendly counseling for adults, families, and partnerships. Always happy to be a resource regardless if she works with someone directly.
Rachel Rainbolt, founder of Sage Family, is a coach and therapist to gentle parenting and unschooling families. With a MA in marital and family therapy, she has spent decades guiding struggling families to peace, freedom, connection, and joy.
Provides trauma informed, client-centered services and products that have an intentional anti-oppression lens. SDE-friendly.
Grown homeschooler and licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, offering individual, couple, family, child, and group therapy online, as well as, homeschool coaching.
SDE-friendly therapist for teens. Offers therapy services in-person in Austin, TX and virtually to residents of Texas in general.
Redefining the way we think about Autism, Asperger’s, & other neurological differences — a somatic-oriented approach to neurodiversity.
Each specialist in the directory has either received a consultation with Shawna Murray-Browne, LCSW-C on her Liberation-Focused Healing framework, or completed the intensive Decolonizing Therapy for Black Folk training.
Transformative Mentoring for Teens offers 1:1 coaching and a 12-week group course both designed to transform their lives (and yours). Teens need tools & autonomy to self-direct their healing in order to thrive for life.
Therapeutic Coach and Home School Mentor who specializes in Trauma recovery.
“My hope is to help you, as an individual, and as part of something bigger, to work through your past and into a brighter future. Transgenerational and intergenerational healing is possible through decolonized therapeutic practices.”
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