Teacher Wellness Foundations
Build a foundation for educator well-being through accessible practices for self-awareness, stress management, and restoration. Participants will explore realistic tools they can return to throughout the school year.
Educator Professional Learning and CPE
Explore practical, relationship-centered professional learning to support educator well-being, responsive classrooms, and student connection. Browse upcoming sessions and register below.
Explore CoursesTexas Education Agency-approved CPE provider, number 910108.
Six-hour workshops
Each workshop includes three two-hour live sessions and offers 6 Texas CPE hours.
Build a foundation for educator well-being through accessible practices for self-awareness, stress management, and restoration. Participants will explore realistic tools they can return to throughout the school year.
Explore practical ways to understand stress responses and support nervous system regulation in the classroom. This introductory session offers educators simple tools to encourage calm, connection, and readiness to learn.
Learn how stress affects the nervous system and influences attention, behavior, and learning. Practice accessible self-regulation strategies educators can use for themselves, along with supportive tools that help create calmer, more connected classrooms.
Explore how trauma and chronic stress can shape students' responses, relationships, and participation. Learn trauma-responsive approaches that emphasize safety, choice, predictability, and connection, and consider practical ways to apply them in everyday classroom interactions.
Build a sustainable personal wellness toolkit through accessible mind-body practices. Participants will explore ways to notice stress, reconnect with the body, and use brief practices to support grounding, resilience, and well-being during the school day.
Learn to recognize signs of stress and dysregulation in children and respond with supportive, relationship-centered strategies. The workshop focuses on how adult presence, predictable routines, and connection can help children return to a state where they are better able to engage and learn.
A six-week learning experience for educators seeking practical ways to understand and respond to burnout. Participants will explore stress patterns, personal and workplace sources of strain, and restorative practices that can support greater balance and sustainable well-being.
A 50-hour training focused on teaching yoga to children through a trauma-informed lens. Participants will explore ways to create supportive, choice-centered practices for children and adapt yoga activities to encourage self-awareness, regulation, and connection.
Applicable credit types: Texas CPE and Yoga Alliance YACEP continuing education. Award credit upon completion of the attendance and course requirements.
Develop practical communication and restorative approaches for responding to conflict and repairing harm. Participants will explore de-escalation, listening, accountability, and relationship-building strategies that support a more respectful and connected school community.
Build understanding of how grief and loss may affect students, families, and school staff. Learn compassionate, developmentally responsive ways to offer support, communicate with care, and create school environments where grieving people can feel seen and supported.
Explore practical ways to make classroom experiences more accessible for students with disabilities and dyslexia. Participants will consider barriers to participation and learning, and strategies for offering clearer instruction, flexible access, and supportive classroom routines.