
This podcast is for teachers 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 confi... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 178 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationHow To | |||

“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 about what school culture rea... more
“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 and literacy leader Georgia P... more
“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 Cats and former teacher, to expl... more
“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 enough, how teachers can thi... more
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We had Meg at our school for a PD session then I was inspired to listen to some of her podcasts. I have completely loved them! They’ve been great to critically reflect on my practice and me as a person as well. I always look forward to searching through the podcasts for something inspiring! I’m always looking to grow and develop as a teacher despite being in the industry for over 20 years so it’s been great to have this avenue. Thanks so much Meg.
This podcast has come just at the right time for ‘big hearted’ educators who are challenged by the increasing demands of school life. Meg’s wisdom and the array of experts and guests to her podcast has been shared across our school community and we are just so grateful!
Thank you Meg! You really are changing the game for us all and we are eternally grateful.
Megs podcast has made such an impact on our school, on our teams and on our staff. The podcast has really helped us build our knowledge of wellbeing, imparted so much wisdom and given us a shared language as well as amazing topics and concepts to discuss. The range of guests and Megs research make this podcast really special. Thank you Meg!
This podcast gives an abundance of new knowledge every episode. Easy listening with great perspective and new accessible information. I’m an instant fan and wish I new about these earlier.
This podcast gives an abundance of new knowledge every episode. Easy listening with great perspective and new accessible information.
I’m an instant fan and wish I new about these earlier.
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Content primarily centers around the intersection of education and wellbeing, focusing on practical strategies for teachers and school leaders. Many episodes highlight the importance of personal well-being in creating supportive educational environments, addressing topics such as cognitive load, trauma-informed practices, the significance of non-work identity, and wellbeing literacy. The discussions often involve insights from a variety of guests who are established experts in education and mental health, fostering a rich dialogue that encourages educators to reflect on their own experiences while providing actionable takeaways for improving both personal and student wellbeing. The unique blend of personal stories, research-based insights, ... more
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Recent guests on The School of Wellbeing include:
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2. Georgia Park
3. Mark Worthington
4. Andrew Fuller
5. Tracey Ezard
6. Dr. Tom Brunzell
7. Amy Green
8. Professor Lindsay Oades
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