Since the day I started speaking openly about my own mental health issues roughly seven years ago, I have owned my issues and my healing....

I was recently asked why I have such a problem with the term “learning loss” (or any version of that term). It’s not that I don’t believe...

Over the course of the Pandemic I’ve taken the opportunity to dive into reflection and learning more about emotions and how they control...

I haven’t made it a secret on social media that I have been struggling to write blog posts lately. It seems like something that should be...

This blog post, like many of my posts, is my version of processing my own thinking and emotions “out loud” with others so I can learn and...

Years ago when I began speaking about educator mental health, I was met with a lot of blank stares and uncomfortable glances. When I...

One of the reasons that I think mental health can be a difficult concept for some people to make sense of is because it’s so complicated....

Stress is any stimulus that requires us to change. Stress isn’t inherently bad or negative, but when it becomes traumatic stress or...

One of the areas on my body that I am the most self-conscious of are my knees. I hate the way they look. I know, it’s weird. I have...

When I was a Director of Innovation and Technology, I was speaking to one of our teachers about mental health when she said, “I want to...

A few years ago when I started openly discussing my own mental health issues, it was out of complete irritation that I felt like I needed...

Gratitude is one of those feel-good concepts that people are just beginning to pay attention to as a way to be more positive and mindful,...

A few weeks ago I was on a panel for mental health for #DigCitTO and about half-way through, one of the student panelists brought us back...