Judy Arnall, BA, DTM (Distinguished Toastmaster Speaker), CCFE (Certified Canadian Family Life Educator), is an international expert in child development and non-punitive parenting and educational practices. She keynotes at teacher conventions, alternative education and early years parenting conferences worldwide.
She is the bestselling author of Discipline Without Distress: 135 tools for raising caring, responsible children without time-out, spanking, punishment or bribery, which is about non-punitive behaviour management. It has been translated into 5 languages.
She also published, Parenting With Patience: Turn Frustration into Connection With 3 Easy Steps, which is about management of parental stress and children’s anger before one gets to the positive behaviour management!
Her newest tip book is Attachment Parenting Tips Raising Toddlers to Teens, and is a quick reference book (no theory) of tips handling every kind of parenting challenge from ages 1 to 20. The e-book is formatted for a quick phone reference. The print book is nice to have as a reference too.
The newest book, Unschooling To University: Relationships matter most in a world crammed with content, has been released September 2018.
All books are available through ChaptersIndigo, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Baker and Taylor, and a bookstore near you. Just request it.
Unschooling To University (And College Too) 
I would like to talk to you about your work. I am interested in parenting in this modern era and have done parenting sessions.
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Sure, please contact me! I’m back from travelling now.
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Sure! My email is jarnall@shaw.ca
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Hey. We are a holistic chiropractic family transitioning from a private Montessori school to a more unschooling homeschooling…we are in need of transition references and would a middle of the road program to help guide us?! Any recommendations….?!
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Not sure if I could recommend what you need. I would need more information.
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Hi Ms. Arnall, do I need to enroll my children with a schoolboard to unschool? Thank you!
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It depends on the local laws of where you live.
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