Feel confident about the direction of your homeschool!
I offer you personal homeschool consulting and coaching to help you understand what’s working, what needs adjusting, and if you’re doing enough.
See your homeschool with fresh eyes — and feel reassured about the choices you’re making.
Together, we’ll look at your goals, curriculum, and day-to-day reality to understand what’s working, what may need adjusting, and what you can confidently keep as-is.
You don’t have to figure it out alone. These one-on-one homeschool consulting sessions offer thoughtful guidance, clarity, and encouragement exactly when you need it.
Do you wonder if you’re doing enough,
even when you’re giving it your all?
Do you find yourself second-guessing your choices and wondering if you’re missing something important?
Have you spent hours adjusting plans,
only to feel unsure how to know
if it’s effective?
If this feels familiar, a thoughtful homeschool review can help you make sense of where you are and where you’re headed.
Let me help by guiding you in taking a step back, looking at the big picture, and making sense of what’s working and what may need adjusting.
Together, we’ll bring clarity to your goals, your approach, and your next steps, so you can move forward with confidence.
Why work with me?
My approach to homeschool consulting is shaped by both professional experience and lived understanding.
- I hold a master’s degree in education.
- I’ve worked for years as an instructional designer and curriculum writer.
- I’m a veteran homeschooling parent who successfully navigated the realities of day-to-day schooling for my three sons.
This combination allows me to look at your homeschool with both trained eyes and genuine empathy — understanding the theory and the lived experience of teaching your own children.
This work isn’t about judging or prescribing. It’s about helping you make sense of what you’re already doing and supporting you in making thoughtful, confident decisions for your family.
What you’ll receive in a homeschool review session:
Clarity
A clear picture of what’s working and what needs attention.
Support
A steady, judgment-free space to think things through.
Perspective
Insight informed by both professional experience and real-life homeschooling.
Direction
Guidance on what to keep, adjust, or release.
Confidence
A clear sense of what comes next.
Summary
A summary of insights and next steps to support you after our session.
This isn’t about starting over — it’s about understanding what you already have and moving forward with confidence.
What Working Together Looks Like
Preparation
Prior to the session, you’ll receive guidance to help you prepare for our time together so we can focus on what matters most to you.
One-on-One Session
We’ll meet for a focused, supportive conversation where we examine what you're doing and/or planning, sharing feedback with space to think out loud and gain perspective.
Follow-Up
After our session, you’ll receive a clear summary of key insights and suggested next steps, giving you something concrete to refer back to as you move forward.
Choose the session that fits your needs
All sessions follow the same supportive structure,
with time tailored to your family’s needs.
The “Can We Do This?” Session
A supportive starting point for families considering homeschooling for the first time.
We’ll talk through your questions, concerns, and hopes, explore what homeschooling could look like for your family, and clarify whether this path feels like the right fit — now or in the future.
Time: 1 hour (you can choose to add additional time if needed)
The “Are We Okay?” Homeschool Review
A check-in for families who want reassurance that they’re on the right track.
Together, we’ll look at your current approach, make sense of what’s going well, and identify any adjustments that could bring greater clarity or ease.
Time:
- 1 hour for 1 to 2 children
- 2 hours for 3 to 4 children
- We can choose to add additional time if needed
The Year-Ahead Homeschool Review
A planning-focused session to help you approach the coming year with intention.
We’ll talk through your goals, priorities, and resources so you can move forward with a clear, realistic plan that fits your family.
Time:
- 1 hour for 1 to 2 children
- 2 hours for 3 to 4 children
- We can choose to add additional time if needed
The Year-in-Review Homeschool Session
A reflective session to help you make meaning of the year behind you.
We’ll look at what worked, what was challenging, and what you want to carry forward as you plan what comes next.
Time:
- 1 hour for 1 to 2 children
- 2 hours for 3 to 4 children
- We can choose to add additional time if needed
Ask Me Anything (about Homeschooling, that is)
Do you have a general question you'd like to ask about homeschooling? Ask away!
Time: 30 minutes (you can choose to add additional time if needed)
About session length:
- Each session includes a minimum of one hour of focused, one-on-one time, which works well for most families.
- If you want additional time to explore your questions in depth, you can add time in 15-minute increments as needed.
- For larger families or more complex situations (typically four or more children), we’ll talk through the best approach before scheduling to be sure you get the support you need.
If you’re unsure which session or time length is right for you,
I can help you decide.
Coaching and consulting:
$117 per hour
Each session is a minimum of 1 hour. If you have more than 4 children or a complex situation, we'll need more time. Schedule a free 15-minute session length consult.
We start with 1 hour and manage time carefully. If you desire, you'll have the option to add time to the session which will be invoiced later.
You're in good hands
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I love how Lisa brings her extensive research and personal experience to bear on the practical aspects of homeschooling. She introduced me to the concept of Spaced Repetition Logic (from John Medina’s book, Brain Rules), which made me rethink how I am teaching math to my kids.
I appreciate learning from her experience of homeschooling her own children, and her gentle reminders that they will learn what they need to learn even if it doesn’t initially look like I thought it would.
Emily
Homeschool mom
Lisa Tussey is an educator in the greatest sense of the word.
Lisa possesses a broad view of the scope of real learning and effective curriculum.
During our tenure together, Lisa . . . developed quality curriculum that received consistently positive reviews from students.
Having taught in a number of venues, she reflected good understanding of student learning styles and abilities.
Lee Hutchinson
Distance Learning Administrator
[Lisa] is a person who eats, sleeps and breathes learning.
Education isn't just her career, it's her hobby, too.
She researches alternatives and emerging trends constantly, running down every lead and always learning. She's got years of experience, but maintains a passion for the latest educational shifts, research and technology.
Danielle Hayden
Editor & Instructional Designer
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be homeschooling already?
Not at all. My “Can We Do This?” session is specifically designed for those considering homeschooling.
What happens during a session?
We’ll talk through your questions and goals, explore what’s relevant to your situation, evaluate your plans and progress, and identify next steps you can take with confidence.
What will I walk away with?
You’ll receive a brief written summary highlighting key insights and suggested next steps.
How long is each session?
Each session is a minimum of 1 hour. If you have more than 3 children or a complex situation, we'll need more time. Schedule a free 15-minute session length consult.
What if I need more time than the session includes?
Additional time can be added in 15-minute increments if needed. We'll manage time as we go so you can decide if you want to add time or not.
About me:
As a veteran homeschooler myself, I understand how much thought and care go into every educational decision you make.
I’ve spent years in the thick of homeschooling — navigating curriculum choices, long-term planning, and the many questions that come with educating your own children.
After homeschooling my sons, I earned a master’s degree in education and went on to work in instructional design. That blend of experience allows me to support families with both practical insight and a clear, research-informed perspective.
My role is to offer resources, ideas, and suggestions that help you think things through, understand your options, and move forward with confidence.