Hosted by Meg Durham · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 188 episodes
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This podcast is for teachers, educators, school support staff and school leaders who are ready to move beyond survival and thrive by design. Join wellbeing speaker and teacher wellbeing specialist Meg Durham for real and heartfelt conversations with experienced educators and wellbeing thought leaders. Discover practical ways to navigate the relentless demands of school life and move forward with more courage, compassion and confidence.
Meg Durham hosts The School of Wellbeing with Meg Durham, a education show with 188 episodes published.
“When we skip the thinking, we often create more work for ourselves.” Janine Stratford When was the last time you gave yourself time to think? In this episode, Meg Durham sits down with Janine Stratford, author of Leadin
“We’re all in the same storm, just in different boats.” Daniela Falecki So much has changed in how we understand staff wellbeing in schools, and with that, the way we approach it is evolving, inviting us to notice what i
“Investigations take time. Reputational damage is instant.” - Susan McLean What’s happening to school staff online? In this episode, Susan McLean shares about the growing reality of online risk for teachers and school le
“What we do during the day is carried into the night time.” Maria Ruberto In this episode, Meg Durham speaks with Maria Ruberto about the neuroscience of sleep and why so many big-hearted educators and school leaders fee
“Burnout is a sense of feeling overwhelmed by stuff. There is more coming at us than we have the ability currently to handle.” – Sue Langley What’s really driving burnout in schools? In this episode, Meg Durham sits down
Where do your thoughts go at the end of a busy school day? In this episode, Meg Durham is joined by Greer Kharidi to explore professional supervision and why it’s one of the most important, yet missing, supports for big-
“Self-preservation is about intentional actions that protect ourselves.” - Bianca McLeish What if working harder isn’t the answer? In this powerful conversation, educator and school leader Bianca McLeish shares her perso
"Our default way of being is so strong, and the more depleted we are, the more likely we are to fall back to these default patterns." - Meg Durham In this final episode of The School of Wellbeing, Meg is interviewed by f
“Conversations are messy, and that's okay." - Kel Innis In this episode of the School of Wellbeing podcast, Meg Durham sits down with primary school principal Kel Innis for an honest and practical conversation about the
“Culture is shaped by the behaviours we encourage and the ones we tolerate.” – Adam Voigt In this episode, Meg chats with education leader and founder of Real Schools, Adam Voigt, for a practical and honest conversation
“When the cognitive load is too high, and you're not coping, it really tears away at the fabric of who you think you are.” Georgia Park In this rich and reflective episode, Meg is joined by Tasmanian instructional coach
“Who we are beyond our work shapes how we show up within it.” Mark Worthington In this episode of The School of Wellbeing, Meg Durham sits down with Mark Worthington, Head of Player Development Manager at the Geelong Cat
“Turn learning from shame making into thrill seeking.” - Andrew Fuller Andrew Fuller, Clinical psychologist joins Meg Durham to reframe neurodivergence through a strengths based lens. We explore why labels alone are not
"When we're self-reflective, we bring our better self.” - Tracey Ezard Ever noticed how one person can shift the energy in a room? In this episode of The School of Wellbeing, Meg Durham is joined by leadership expert, ke
“I want new teachers to be teachers for a long time.” - Tom Brunzell Education is always evolving, and one of the most significant shifts in recent years has been the rise of trauma-informed practice and wellbeing in sch
“Let's recognise the autonomy and the power and the control we have to make schools great workplaces for educators.” Amy Green Workload in education is one of the biggest challenges facing schools today. It shapes the wa
“Language heavily impacts our psychological realities.” - Lindsay G Oades PhD In schools, we often hear the terms mental health, wellbeing and flourishing, but are we clear on what they really mean? In this practical and
“Just because that's the way it's always been done doesn't mean that it actually works.” - Lael Stone Do you own your story, or does it own you? In this powerful and deeply relatable conversation, speaker, educator, and
“What we need to do is try to break that cycle of compulsive behaviour.” - Dr Helen Kelly Why is it so hard to switch off? Even when the school day ends, the work often follows us home, in our minds, in our emails and in
“The best resource we have for challenges is connection.” - Mathew Disher Is learning possible without wellbeing? In this episode, Meg Durham speaks with Mathew Disher, Director of Learning and Wellbeing at Concordia Col
Susan Mclean
Cyber Safety Solutions
1 appearance on this show
Sue Langley
global leader in Positive Psychology, Neuroscience and Emotional Intelligence · Langley Group
1 appearance on this show
Mark Worthington
NBL Champion and 2x Olympian · NBL
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Fuller
Clinical psychologist
1 appearance on this show
Tracey Ezard
leadership expert, keynote speaker and educator
1 appearance on this show
Amy Green
educator, leader, and author of Teacher Wellbeing and Leading Wellbeing · The Wellness Strategy
1 appearance on this show
Lael Stone
parenting educator, TEDx speaker, author, co-creator of Woodline Primary · Aware Parenting
1 appearance on this show
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