FREE Mini-Course: How To Support Teachers Mental Health

A short, practical course for school leaders and administrators who want to make a difference

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This FREE mini-course is designed specifically for school leaders and administrators seeking to make a difference. Learn about the mental health challenges that teachers are experiencing, understand the things you can control that affect their mental well-being, and discover the importance of cultivating a supportive work environment.

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In this mini-course, you'll learn my 3 tips for supporting your educators:

1

Understand what's really affecting teachers mental health.

Teachers report that their working conditions are leading to burnout and playing a factor in their desire to leave the profession.

2

Understand why it's important to support your teachers.

According to NEA research, school leaders who protect their teachers’ time, ask for their input, and support their mental health and well-being through comprehensive programs are more likely to see higher levels of teacher satisfaction.

3

Social and Emotional Learning is not just for students.

Mental wellness requires mastery of competencies like self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making. When we have these skills in our mental toolbox, we’re more emotionally well and are better able to foster respectful connections and healthy relationships.

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See what our learners are saying...

You be the judge.

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Angie

"Thanks to Mike's passion for helping others, our educators were able to take these strategies, replenish their cup, and renew their ‘why’. The strategies, and connections that were built that day will continue to provide support and encouragement throughout the school year, but most importantly during stressful times."

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Emma

"Mike Veny is on a mission to support educators and empower their personal and professional growth. As the pandemic added more pressure and stress to their profession, educators who are feeling burned out, unappreciated, depressed, anxious, or lost, can now use this practical guide to take better care of themselves and take control over their time."

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Laura

"Attending to your emotional wellness is the most important focus you can have--your thoughts and mental health set the direction for every day and every single thing in your life...it is filled with useful and meaningful tools to reignite even the most burnt-out of educators."

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Hello!

I'm Mike Veny, CEO of The Training Refinery & Certified Corporate Wellness Specialist®

My own prolonged struggle with mental illness, starting from childhood, has given me a deep insight into the challenges of hitting rock bottom, a reality too familiar for many educators. This journey has educated me about the power of self-care. I have been delivering professional development for educators and administrators since 2011. Furthermore, our company holds an accreditation from the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET), complying with the universally respected ANSI/IACET Standard Excellence in instructional practices, our mark of top-tier quality. Don't miss this opportunity to support your teachers' mental health, make your job easier, and ultimately cultivate a healthier learning environment for your students.

FREE Mini-Course:
How To Support Teachers Mental Health

Don't risk losing your best teachers.
Enroll now, while everything is still in front of you.

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DISCLAIMER: Although The Training Refinery team is not a mental health care provider, we are committed to helping you find the care, resources, and support you need for your mental health and well-being.

If you are in crisis or if you are experiencing thoughts of self-harm, please seek help immediately. Dial 988 (in the USA) to contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Hotline, where trained professionals are available to assist you. You can call, text, or chat to access the support you need. Your well-being is of utmost importance, and resources are available to provide the help and care you deserve.

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