Christian moms whose teen is struggling with higher education and career path decisions.
Beth Hanning
Support Session
Who It Is For?
Busy homeschool moms whose 8th – 10th grade level student is struggling with higher education and career path decisions.
Moms who cherish Christian values.
Moms whose teen has shown leadership tendencies and loves to read/write.
Moms with a teen who has been successful academically, but recently became apathetic toward their academics, faith, goals, and other previously embraced activities.
Moms concerned for their teen’s future, but have lost hope or feel they lack what it takes to reach goals.
Who It Is Not For?
Moms with diagnosed chronic anxiety or other emotional or mental conditions.
Moms of teen diagnosed with chronic anxiety or other emotional or mental conditions.
Moms who are not open to Christen values or have students completely closed to Biblical solutions.
Moms of students who are failing every subject and completely apathetic academically.
Moms who have a combative relationship with their teen.
Who It Is For?
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Homeschool moms whose teen has shown leadership tendencies and loves to read/write.
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Moms who are having doubts about continuing homeschooling in high school.
Who It Is For?
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Christian moms whose teen is struggling with higher education and career path decisions.
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Homeschool moms whose teen has shown leadership tendencies and loves to read/write.
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Moms who are having doubts about continuing homeschooling in high school.
Who It Is Not For?
Moms with diagnosed chronic anxiety or other emotional or mental conditions.
Moms of teen diagnosed with chronic anxiety or other emotional or mental conditions.
Moms who are not open to Christen values or have students completely closed to Biblical solutions.
Moms of students who are failing every subject and completely apathetic academically.
Moms who have a combative relationship with their teen.
ABOUT ME
My fear for my daughter’s future increased with each new year of high school. This caused stress and distance between us and her growing academic apathy. I specifically remember pushing her to file college applications only resulting in her pushing back and our relationship severing, irreparable for decades to come.
This girl, who I was sure could be an attorney with her incredible memory, creative mind, and off-the-charts debate skills, refused to plan for college.
My daughter and I were estranged for years. I regrettably walled my feelings off for her. Two decades after high-school graduation, she renewed her faith in Christ. She asked for my help to get her life in order. After mentoring over 60 teens, speaking at youth events, and becoming a Stephen Minister, God transformed me to become the mother she needed during one of the most confusing years of her life.
In my teens, my mother, though a godly woman, couldn’t help me since she was preoccupied with work when I was in High School. I didn’t have the nurturing and guidance needed to make important life decisions, so I did things the hard way. I joined the Air Force and didn’t graduate college until I had two children.
I now know the secrets to avoiding this trap, and I’m reaching out to homeschool moms like you who are willing to become a scholar of their teen, partner with me and God, and set their child on a path toward a fulfilling purpose.
About Me
