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Hosted by Aimee Donoho · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 27 episodes
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Hosted by therapist and educator Aimee Donoho, The Ripple Effect helps educators reclaim well-being, reconnect with purpose, and lead with clarity. Each month explores a theme like Awareness, Grace, Gratitude, or Renewal through four weekly episodes: a solo reflection, expert interview, real teacher’s story, and a cultural or community perspective. I believe it’s our responsibility to heal and show up for ourselves, our students, and our communities.
Aimee Donoho hosts The Ripple Effect: Helping Teachers Thrive – Empowering Educators Through Self-Care, a education show with 27 episodes published.
As the school year comes to a close, this episode offers a moment to pause, reflect, and honor what we’ve carried. This is not a recap. It’s a space to acknowledge the time, energy, and care we’ve given—often in ways tha
April can be a complex time for educators. The energy of the beginning of the year has faded, and the end is not quite in reach. In this episode of The Ripple Effect: Helping Teachers Thrive, Aimee is joined by therapist
In this deeply personal episode of The Ripple Effect: Helping Teachers Thrive, Aimee Donoho sits down with Dr. Gordon Bryson—educator, coach, administrator, and mentor whose influence spans generations. For Aimee, this c
April invites a quieter kind of reflection. As the school year continues, many educators are still showing up—but with a different kind of energy. This episode is an invitation to pause, reconnect, and return to what sti
In this episode, Aimee Donoho speaks with Pualani Lincoln Maielua, kumu of Hawaiian Studies at Hawaiʻi Preparatory Academy, about the power of shared rhythm, strong leadership, collective care, and responsibility. Drawin
In this episode of The Ripple Effect: Helping Teachers Thrive, host Aimee Donoho speaks with Angelica Cardenas, LMFT, about the connection between identity, belonging, and nervous system safety in schools. Angelica’s wor
March often marks the beginning of the final stretch of the school year. The end is visible, but the work is not finished — assessments, performances, transitions, and the emotional energy of graduation season are still
What does empowerment actually look like in practice? In this episode of The Ripple Effect, Aimee sits down with Steven Fidler, author of The Two Paths: Finding the World Beyond Belief, to explore what it means to empowe
February is often framed as a month about love — romance, appreciation, or positivity. That’s not what we’re exploring here. In this opening episode of the February L.O.V.E. series, love becomes practice — something live
Guest: Mitch Matthews — host of the Dream Think Do January often carries both hope and heaviness. The calendar turns, but our nervous systems don’t always follow. In this episode of The Ripple Effect, Aimee Donoho sits d
Intentions, Not Just Goals: Grounding in Times of Transition January often arrives with pressure—to reset, improve, and push forward. But for many educators, this season feels tender, unfinished, and heavy with what the
In this episode, Aimee sits down with Hannah Hedrick, a movement teacher, peer-support pioneer, and lifelong advocate whose work has quietly shaped communities across the United States for decades. Hannah’s life has been
Rest Is the Work: A December Message for Teachers Module: Holidays & Self-Care – Rest, Rituals, and Reflection December carries a unique kind of weight for educators - emotional, physical, sensory, and relational. In thi
In this episode, we explore gratitude not as a task, but as a way of being. Dr. Gokul Krishnan, author of Gratitude – States of Being: A Transformative Guide to Living Fully, joins me for a powerful conversation about ho
In this episode, Aimée Donoho talks with longtime educator and district specialist Alana Haitsuka Fernandez about how gratitude can shape leadership, strengthen relationships, and sustain educators through challenging se
What if gratitude could do more than make us feel good, what if it could rewire the way we respond to stress? In this conversation, host Aimée Donoho speaks with Dr. Hayley Watson, clinical psychologist, author, and foun
Gratitude isn’t just a feeling—it’s a powerful practice that changes the way our brains and bodies respond to stress. In this solo episode, host Aimée Donoho explores how gratitude transforms not just our mindset, but ou
In this powerful conversation, Dr. Alain Sykes invites us to rethink what grace truly means in education. Grace isn’t passive—it’s a courageous act of inclusion, presence, and dignity that allows us to see every student
Episode Description: Grace isn’t just a personal virtue—it’s a professional necessity. In this heart-centered episode, host Aimée Donoho talks with Britta Eskey, co-founder of COR Experience and author of Initiations in
In this heartfelt episode of The Ripple Effect: Helping Teachers Thrive, Aimee Donoho sits down with beloved educator Jo Piltz, who spent over 30 years teaching English and History at Hawai‘i Preparatory Academy. Known f
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The Ripple Effect: Helping Teachers Thrive – Empowering Educators Through Self-Care is hosted by Aimee Donoho. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 27 episodes.
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