Amy Nyvall

Homeschooling our children is such a blessing, but it can also be such an intense experience when we face challenges. As a Charlotte Mason home educator, I truly believed in the personhood of my kiddos, but I felt so in-over-my-head with our sensitive and intense nature, ADHD tendencies and anxiety that wrapped around all of it.

Parent Coaching through Connected Families became the catalyst for God’s healing and a deeper understanding of the personhood of my entire family. Our challenges turned into strengths. The trajectory of our home was forever changed! This is the hope and tool set that I love to share with others.

Now, as a Parent Coach, I get to walk alongside other families and watch the Framework grow in them. I’ve seen first hand how this maturing sense of peace, connection, wisdom, and resiliency creates space for the gospel to be lived out in the home and homeschool. I especially love working with Charlotte Mason educators and helping them see how beautifully the Connected Families Framework aligns with their education philosophy.

Background Information.
Amy has personal experience and knowledge in the sensitive and intense space including sensory needs, giftedness, twice-exceptional learners (2e), dyslexia, ADHD, and primitive reflex integration. She is available to share the Connected Families Framework, and any online course, with groups both online and in person. She has experience presenting Discipline that Connects in a live workshop format to churches and organizations.

Amy has lived in Oregon City since 2016 where she now homeschools her three intensely dynamic and creative – ages 13, 11, and 8. She and Andrew have been married for almost 20 years and love building things, creating things, literature, and exploring the outdoors. Amy absolutely loves teaching nature study and science to students of all ages at her homeschool co-op in Oregon City, Oregon.

She is the co-director of the Oregon City Charlotte Mason Homeschool Community and Co-op and is the founder of The Winter Gathering and Living Streams Education Retreat. Learn more about those annual events for home educators at www.livingstreamsretreat.com.