In this post, learn the top 5 mistakes I see people make when starting New Year’s Resolutions, and what you can do INSTEAD to set yourself up for wellness success in 2020 :)
Read MoreTeacher venting is a phenomenon we’ve likely all experienced at some point in our schools. My goal is to give you the tools to walk away from a venting session feeling empowered, not beaten down. Read on to learn the 4 step formula to leave a venting session feeling clear-headed and hopeful.
Read MoreHey teaching rockstars! Ever created a health goal and immediately gotten discouraged by it? This week I am sharing the difference between a results-cased and action-based goal…and WHY what you create can be the difference between your success or failure.
Read MoreI love it when teachers make resolutions for how they want their classroom culture to be at the beginning of the year. After all, if you don't have a plan you'll never get there! So why not take that same idea and make self-care resolutions for the year as well?
Read MoreYou know those days when you wake up and are totally not feeling it? Those days when curling up in a cocoon of blankets sounds way better than each and every thing on your to-do list? Here are 4 check-in questions to help foster more self-compassion on those “blah” days.
Read MoreHere are 5 reasons why a gratitude practice is so beneficial for teachers and some hot tips on how to incorporate a gratitude practice yourself.
Read MoreSugar. So tasty and so crucial for making up some of our favorite treats. However, too much sugar (like too much of anything) can have a negative effect on the body that makes teaching quite difficult to do. Here are 5 reasons why too much sugar makes teaching particularly challenging.
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