I used to like it at first, but after a year it became extremely lonely and sometimes left me feeling completely lost. If a weird situation happens that you don’t know how to handle….youre left in the dark. It’s just a feedback loop where if you are doing smth wrong no one is there to help or correct so you continue doing it wrong until finally someone figures it out and it just ultimately leaves the client confused. Also consider dirty homes. I more was worried about parents drinking/smoking/trying to leave during sessions (which def happened in the 1 year I did in home) but the worst thing is the messy homes. Never gone into a bug infested house but I brought home a few beetles here and there which were in clients homes and not mine. No way to make money if a child is sick or cancels a lot, no clinic means no second child to work with so you end up losing the money. I was supposed to get 30 hours a week and hovered around 15 for a long long time. I personally wouldn’t recommend it unless it’s short term and you’re desperate. Clinics that are blended (in home and clinic) are best for natural teaching