In any toxic or emotionally abusive relationship—whether with a partner, colleague, peer, or family member—there are two main parties: the abuser and the abused. The abuser often seeks control through …
Health and Wellness
Health Tips for Educators During the Cold Season
As an educator, maintaining your health during the cold season is crucial. Schools and classrooms can be breeding grounds for germs, and staying healthy ensures you can continue to support …
Navigating Fibroids and Endometriosis: A Guide for Women in Education
Being a woman is a role of strength and resilience. Yet, balancing professional responsibilities with personal health challenges like fibroids and endometriosis can make life even more demanding, particularly for …
Addressing Postpartum Mental Health: A Guide for Educators Who Are New Moms
Navigating the responsibilities of being both an educator and a new mother can be incredibly fulfilling yet challenging. Postpartum mental health concerns affect a significant portion of new mothers, with …
Foods to Help Manage Acid Reflux: A Guide for Educators
Acid reflux, also known as GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease) when it occurs frequently, is a common condition that can affect anyone. It’s the uncomfortable sensation of stomach acid moving back …
Boost Your Energy: 3 Simple Strategies for Educators
Educators juggle demanding schedules, long hours, and constant multitasking, often leaving us drained of energy by the end of the day. If you’ve ever found yourself utterly exhausted after school …