The Ultimate Homeschool Community Podcast

Are you looking for homeschool resources? Do you wonder how you can run a business while you homeschool? Have you searched for that group of people that just gets you and your situation. Welcome to The Ultimate Homeschool Community Podcast where we talk about all things homeschool. From resources, business talks, entrepreneurship for families and kids and everything in between. Join us as we explore the world of homeschooling and al the opportunities that await you!

The Ultimate Homeschool Community Podcast is a education podcast hosted by ultimatehomeschool, with 48 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #103

  Is Technology Stealing Your Child’s Creativity? Building Confidence & Self-Belief in the Age of AI with Wylde Scott

  Aug 20, 20261h 3m

  **SUBSCRIBE AND SHARE** Tiffany sits down with Wylde to explore how parents can raise creative, confident children in a world increasingly shaped by AI, gaming, and screens. They discuss balancing technology with real-world experiences, helping kids learn through failure, and intentionally building the self-belief they need to thrive. About Wylde Scott: Wylde Scott — A World of Imagination: https://www.wyldescott.com/ Literacy Non-Profit | The Imagination Project: https://imaginationproject.org/ check out our first episode about imagination: https://youtu.be/QY05BkFDWeE?si=ZI2dYPWfac-bWkFM About The Ultimate Homeschool Community plus FREE Resources! https://linktr.ee/ultimatehomeschool About our Podcast Partner the Homeschool Counseling Network: Kimberly Bennett, LPC, is a seasoned clinician (20+ years in professional counseling), a homeschool parent (8 years), a nonprofit leader, and the founder/CEO of the Homeschool Counseling Network, where she champions culturally responsive allied health, mental health, coaching, and consulting support for homeschooling families. The Homeschool Counseling Network is a national nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to homeschool‑friendly care by training professionals in cultural responsiveness, ethics, and best practices, and supporting families through advocacy, resources, and community education. HCN equips providers with specialized training and offers families practical tools, guidance, and a vetted directory of professionals who understand the homeschool experience. Website: www.homeschoolcounselingnetwork.com Homeschoolers' Mental Health Toolkit: https://www.homeschoolcounselingnetwork.com/mental-health-toolkit Find Mental Health Providers by Category - homeschool counseling network: https://www.homeschoolcounselingnetwork.com/categories

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  Episode #102

  Eps. 3- Challenges of Modern Life, including technology overload and increased expectations with Kaitlin

  Aug 11, 20261 hour

  ** Share and Subscribe so more families can find our resources** This is the third episode in the series of what is PDA. Tiffany and Kaitlin discussed the challenges of modern life, including technology overload and increased expectations, which have led to overwhelming perfectionism and difficulty coping with daily demands. They emphasized the importance of addressing personal reactions before trying to solve problems, using acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) as a framework. The conversation highlighted the distinction between mental health issues and reasonable responses to life's challenges, with Kaitlin suggesting that many behaviors labeled as problematic are actually reasonable responses to overwhelming circumstances. About Kaitlin: Kaitlin Wilder is a BCBA of 15 years with experience supporting “problem” behavior across a variety of ages and abilities in public and alternative education, home and community-based ABA therapy, school consulting, and ACT based life-coaching. After burning out as a public school SPED teacher and BCBA, she’s spent the past 5 years integrating ACT into daily life and ABA practice and ditch the force and control for stress reduction and well-being. She’s here to bring “modern day ABA” of ACT to help humans of all ages and abilities end their daily loops and stop fixing their “problems” so they can find meaning in their lives. Podcast Partner: Homeschool Counseling Network Kimberly Bennett, LPC, is a seasoned clinician (20+ years in professional counseling), a homeschool parent (8 years), a nonprofit leader, and the founder/CEO of the Homeschool Counseling Network, where she champions culturally responsive allied health, mental health, coaching, and consulting support for homeschooling families. The Homeschool Counseling Network is a national nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to homeschool‑friendly care by training professionals in cultural responsiveness, ethics, and best practices, and supporting families through advocacy, resources, and community education. HCN equips providers with specialized training and offers families practical tools, guidance, and a vetted directory of professionals who understand the homeschool experience. Website: www.homeschoolcounselingnetwork.com Free Mental Health Resource: https://www.homeschoolcounselingnetwork.com/mental-health-toolkit https://www.homeschoolcounselingnetwork.com/categories About The Ultimate Homeschool Community: Grab our Freebies https://linktr.ee/ultimatehomeschool

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  Episode #101

  EPS 2-What’s not working for behavior and WHY?? SELF EDITION with Kaitlin Wilder

  Aug 6, 20261h 6m

  ** Share and Subscribe so more families can find our resources** Kaitlin and Tiffany discussed how avoidance and attachment patterns from childhood can influence behavior and emotional responses, particularly in parenting situations. They explored how technology, including food and environmental factors, contributes to behavioral issues like PDA, with Kaitlin emphasizing that many technological developments initially intended to help have unintended negative consequences. The number one skill is about using self-awareness as an intervention strategy to address these behavioral patterns. About Kaitlin: Kaitlin Wilder is a BCBA of 15 years with experience supporting “problem” behavior across a variety of ages and abilities in public and alternative education, home and community-based ABA therapy, school consulting, and ACT based life-coaching. After burning out as a public school SPED teacher and BCBA, she’s spent the past 5 years integrating ACT into daily life and ABA practice and ditch the force and control for stress reduction and well-being. She’s here to bring “modern day ABA” of ACT to help humans of all ages and abilities end their daily loops and stop fixing their “problems” so they can find meaning in their lives. Podcast Partner: Kimberly Bennett, LPC, is a seasoned clinician (20+ years in professional counseling), a homeschool parent (8 years), a nonprofit leader, and the founder/CEO of the Homeschool Counseling Network, where she champions culturally responsive allied health, mental health, coaching, and consulting support for homeschooling families. The Homeschool Counseling Network is a national nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to homeschool‑friendly care by training professionals in cultural responsiveness, ethics, and best practices, and supporting families through advocacy, resources, and community education. HCN equips providers with specialized training and offers families practical tools, guidance, and a vetted directory of professionals who understand the homeschool experience. Website: www.homeschoolcounselingnetwork.com Free Mental Health Resource: https://www.homeschoolcounselingnetwork.com/mental-health-toolkit https://www.homeschoolcounselingnetwork.com/categories About The Ultimate Homeschool Community: https://linktr.ee/ultimatehomeschool

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  Episode #100

  What is PDA? How do we give support at home with Kaitlin Wilder

  Aug 4, 20261h 9m

  Tiffany and Kaitlin discussed PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance) and ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) on their podcast. Kaitlin explained that PDA involves an overwhelming avoidance of demands to a debilitating level, distinguishing it from typical behavior. She emphasized that ACT can be used by behavior analysts to address cooperation challenges in modern society, where humans face difficulties balancing immediate and long-term gratification. The conversation briefly touched on historical comparisons between the 1900s and present day. About Kaitlin: Kaitlin Wilder is a BCBA of 15 years with experience supporting “problem” behavior across a variety of ages and abilities in public and alternative education, home and community-based ABA therapy, school consulting, and ACT based life-coaching. After burning out as a public school SPED teacher and BCBA, she’s spent the past 5 years integrating ACT into daily life and ABA practice and ditch the force and control for stress reduction and well-being. She’s here to bring “modern day ABA” of ACT to help humans of all ages and abilities end their daily loops and stop fixing their “problems” so they can find meaning in their lives. Podcast Partner: Kimberly Bennett, LPC, is a seasoned clinician (20+ years in professional counseling), a homeschool parent (8 years), a nonprofit leader, and the founder/CEO of the Homeschool Counseling Network, where she champions culturally responsive allied health, mental health, coaching, and consulting support for homeschooling families. The Homeschool Counseling Network is a national nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to homeschool‑friendly care by training professionals in cultural responsiveness, ethics, and best practices, and supporting families through advocacy, resources, and community education. HCN equips providers with specialized training and offers families practical tools, guidance, and a vetted directory of professionals who understand the homeschool experience. Website: www.homeschoolcounselingnetwork.com About The Ultimate Homeschool Community: https://linktr.ee/ultimatehomeschool

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  Episode #99

  The Importance of Building Imagination in your Homeschool with Wylde Scott

  Jul 30, 20261h 14m

  **Subscribe and Share so more families can find our resources** Tiffany interviewed Brad "Wylde Scott" about the importance of imagination in homeschool education. Brad, a children's author with over 20 years of experience, discussed how traditional school curriculums have moved away from fostering imagination and creativity, particularly during crucial developmental years from age 5 to 10 when the brain is pruning connections and becoming more focused on efficiency. He emphasized that parents should make imagination and creativity 60-70% of their homeschool curriculum rather than just an afterthought, and shared specific techniques including daily prompting, structured play with missions, project-based learning, and forcing silent time for deep thinking. Brad also addressed concerns about AI in education, arguing that rather than avoiding technology, parents should carefully curate device usage while providing alternative engaging activities like reading and hands-on projects. The conversation covered practical applications of these concepts, including how to implement them in project-based learning and the importance of building confidence through repeated success experiences. About Wylde Scott: Wylde Scott — A World of Imagination Literacy Non-Profit | The Imagination Project About The Ultimate Homeschool Community plus FREE Resources! https://linktr.ee/ultimatehomeschool About our Podcast Partner The Homeschool Counseling Network: Kimberly Bennett, LPC, is a seasoned clinician (20+ years in professional counseling), a homeschool parent (8 years), a nonprofit leader, and the founder/CEO of the Homeschool Counseling Network, where she champions culturally responsive allied health, mental health, coaching, and consulting support for homeschooling families. The Homeschool Counseling Network is a national nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to homeschool‑friendly care by training professionals in cultural responsiveness, ethics, and best practices, and supporting families through advocacy, resources, and community education. HCN equips providers with specialized training and offers families practical tools, guidance, and a vetted directory of professionals who understand the homeschool experience. Website: www.homeschoolcounselingnetwork.com Homeschoolers' Mental Health Toolkit Find Mental Health Providers by Category - homeschool counseling network

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