Erin Elliott
M.A. | Educator & Parent Coach
I’m here to support your family’s educational journey with a warm, sensory-focused approach that celebrates how your child naturally learns and grows. Together, we can create a learning environment where your child feels seen, supported, and ready to thrive.
The Heart Behind the Support
With a Master’s degree in Sociology and over a decade of experience as a teacher, private tutor and a homeschooling mother, Erin Elliott brings a uniquely empathetic perspective to every family she supports. Her path was paved by her own commitment to neurodivergent advocacy, ensuring that children who learn differently are celebrated for their cognitive profiles rather than just accommodated.
Erin specializes in supporting students with dyslexia, ADHD, and unique sensory needs, and is trained in the Orton-Gillingham method of literacy. She understands that behind every 'wiggle' or 'struggle' is a functional need seeking to be met. By fostering a deep, relationship-first connection, she creates the safe environment required for academic risk-taking and self-regulation breakthroughs.
As a dedicated parent coach, Erin helps families navigate the complexities of homeschooling with grace. She believes in a whole-child approach that balances sensory experiences with high-quality instruction. Her mission is to help wiggly kids and deep thinkers alike find their 'just-right' level of challenge, turning educational hurdles into milestones of success.
My Philosophy
Connecting Mind, Body, and Spirit
I believe that learning is a holistic experience that begins with feeling safe in one's own body. My philosophy centers on a relationship-based approach that integrates sensory awareness with tailored academic support. By focusing on the 'just-right' level of challenge, I help children move past the frustration of traditional schooling into a space of discovery and joy. Every wiggly kid and struggling reader has a unique spark; my mission is to nurture that spark by connecting their physical regulation to their cognitive growth, ensuring they feel seen, heard, and empowered in every step of their educational journey.