North Star Reset
SPONSORED This guided meditation & visualization helps release tension and set intentions for teachers transitioning from school to home. 7 MIN: AUDIO
SPONSORED This guided meditation & visualization helps release tension and set intentions for teachers transitioning from school to home. 7 MIN: AUDIO
SPONSORED Ready-to-use teacher phrases for redirecting energy, defusing tension, or holding boundaries. .. PDF Tool Learn more: 2 PAGES
Combines gentle body scan, breath lengthening, and a self-compassion phrase. The script validates teachers’ tendency to carry the day’s stress into bed and gives a clear embodied ritual for release.
A practical guide for shifting from managing behavior to building meaningful connections, and see behavior as communication.
A strategic playbook for turning parent-teacher conflict into collaboration. Offers mindset shifts, conversation frameworks, and ready-to-use phrases that help teachers approach tense meetings with calm confidence.
A guided practice to shake off tension and release student stories from your body. Ends with a compassion meditation to affirm: “I care, and I can let go.”
End-of-day audio that blends science and reflection. You’ll ground your body, recall someone who sees you, and take one small action to reach outward. A gentle shift from isolation toward belonging.
A quick nightly guide to transition from the demands of teaching into rest. Offers gentle physical and mental cues to release tension, anchor your thoughts, and settle into deeper sleep. Helps teachers create a boundary between the workday and the restorative peace they need to recharge.
Teacher-friendly strategies rooted in sleep science: a “wind-down ritual” in 5 minutes, environmental tweaks (lighting, screens, grading boundaries), and a 3-breath reset if you wake at 3am. Designed for quick scanning, not heavy reading.
A simple three-step guide to move from isolation to belonging. Helps teachers pause, reconnect, recall, and take one small action to reach outward. Based on the science of connection and co-regulation.
Simple, one-minute practices to remind yourself you’re not alone — from sending a gratitude text to posting a note of encouragement. Each mini practice sparks oxytocin and restores a sense of connection.
A short guide on staying connected while protecting your own well-being. Learn three quick practices to witness pain, set healthy boundaries, and release heaviness at the end of the day.
A desk card with three easy cues: Notice one bright spot, Share one win aloud, Anchor it with a breath. Visual reminder that noticing good moments fuels resilience.
A simple weekly reflection tool with prompts: What went right today? What student surprised me? One thing I’m proud of. Helps teachers see progress even on hard days.
A step-by-step guide to help teachers shift from surviving to thriving. Focuses on small, science-backed changes that rebuild energy, confidence, and purpose. Includes practical micro-transformations and reflective checkpoints to help you protect your well-being and rediscover joy in your work.
A quick-reflection template to track your week: What fueled me? What drained me? One adjustment I can try. Helps teachers make small shifts that build energy back over time.
A guided practice for closing the workday: steadying your breath, releasing tension, and mentally setting down the load so you can transition into the evening lighter.
A practical guide with evidence-based strategies to release stress from your body — like movement, laughter, breath, and connection — so it doesn’t pile up into burnout.
A poster with 3 simple reset cues for students. Keep it visible to normalize quick moments of regulation for the whole class.
A short guided practice to help you regulate yourself in the middle of classroom chaos. Includes breath, grounding, and a quick way to reset collective energy.
A one-page desk card with 4 cues to help you show up steady, clear, and collaborative — even in difficult conversations.
Short scripts you can lean on for three common scenarios: sharing a concern about behavior, addressing academic performance, and responding to parent frustration.
Three evidence-based micro-practices for in-between moments: the physiological sigh, one-line gratitude, and a move-and-shake reset.
SPONSORED A short guided practice with breath and visualization to help you walk into class as a calm anchor, not swept up by the chaos. Learn more: 2 min