From the Classroom to the School Counselors’ ...

In this episode, I’m challenging a common habit in school counseling: labeling student distress as “anxiety” before it actually meets clinical criteria.You’ll hear the research behind "prevalence inflation," how DSM standards separate normal worry from clinical anxiety, and the f ...  Show more

What if the anxiety accommodations you've been writing into your 504s and IEPs are actually making your students more anxious?In this episode, I'm sharing a section from a recent masterclass inside the School for School Counselors Mastermind- one that had members circling accommo ...  Show more

Feeling burnt out and overwhelmed as an educator? Want to prioritize your well-being and make a positive impact on the lives of the children you serve?In this episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Katie Raher, an expert in social-emotional learning and well-being, and found ...  Show more

Are you feeling a bit disconnected from your love for teaching? Today is the day to reignite the lost spark!  In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Stephanie Haynes, an education consultant who specializes in helping educators reignite their love for teaching. We d ...  Show more

As season 7 comes to a close, we look back on where it all started. Take a trip with me down memory lane to the first ever episode of Teach Me, Teacher and see how it began, so we can move forward in the coming weeks. Below is the original blurb for the episode. Enjoy. 

To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often.” — Winston Churchill In this episode, Jacqueline and Christina welcome Alexandra Senina, a student from HEC Paris, to share her academic journey. Alexandra will delve into her transition from studying history to focusing ...  Show more