Internal processors get information, internally think about all of the different ways responses could be made, and then speak or act. External processors get information, quickly begin to speak or act, and eliminate possibilities as it goes. Both have benefits and challenges. Which one are you? How do you communicate with the other one? This applies to homeschooling your children, interacting with your spouse, working with others, and more!

Jeremy and Kylie Cochran have journeyed together in marriage for 20 years. For the past 10 years, they have been homeschooling their 2 children. Jeremy has been a marriage and family therapist for 17 years. At his private practice in Hendersonville, NC, Jeremy specializes in helping homeschool families. He is trauma trained in the therapeutic process of eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR). His bachelor’s degrees are in communication and vocational ministry. Jeremy and Kylie are trained in critical incident stress management (CISM) for traumatic events and have led debriefings. Kylie has a bachelor’s degree in elementary education. Before homeschooling, she was a teacher in a NC public school. Kylie has also taught other children in her home and in co-op classes. They desire to support other families on their own unique homeschool adventure.

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