Do you work in a school where you juggle constantly, run everywhere, rarely complete tasks, feel judged, lack confidence and wonder who cares? 

I get that! I’ve been there! Imagine for a minute feeling affirmed, valued, seen and excited and knowing exactly how to maintain that feeling.

With this course, I want to walk you through 7 areas to help you overcome those feelings, see a new reality and reduce the overwhelm.

If you enroll today, you will discover:

1. The reality and the challenge we have in teaching. How to start to be excited about it again.
2. Remember why you do the job? Take back some control, find your energy again.
3. Steps to overcoming burnout. Start to experience moments of thriving.
4. Where in your day do you buzz? Gain confidence in your skills and thrive.
5. Build authenticity alongside stronger and more effective connections with your team and increase productivity.
6. Believe more in yourself, your skills and purpose. Find peace and satisfaction in your day.
7. Adjust how you think, talk and act. Move from procrastination to potential. Flourish and Thrive!

In the sessions we will look at vulnerability, teachability, learning to fail, imperfection, increasing the wins, relationships, trust, to do lists, courage, confidence, recognition, engagement, expectations and so much more!
Remember when you started teaching? You were full of ideas, energy, motivation and excitement about the impact you were going to have on your students. It is possible to re-claim that, at least some of it! Let's remember these feelings and re-discover that passion.

I understand the emotional toll that teaching takes on us. The feelings of not being good enough or having enough time or energy. You will find strategies to adress all these areas and more. By trying out these simple, easy to apply strategies throughout your day, you can become the best version of you and learn to thrive.

Who am I?
I have been working in schools for over 30 years. I still believe teaching is the most important job in the world. I always have. I went into my first job in Brixton, London wanting to inspire, believe in and love children, to bring the best out in them. I have been a class teacher, special needs coordinator (SENCO), specialist teacher for behaviour, tutor for teachers going through the national award and I have a masters in inclusion. I ended up as a deputy headteacher in a school of 600 primary aged children, where I worked so hard, loved my job, was passionate about looking after the team, but I forgot to take care of myself. I burnt out.

I have learnt that if we dont invest in ourselves, we can't be our best version for either our family or our work places. I had to learn this the hard way, and I want to support you so you have the tools you need in order to be your best.
Investing in yourself isn't selfish. Its the best self care for you and those who you support and love.