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by Katie Raher, PhD
As the school year kicks off, it’s important to set boundaries that prevent burnout and protect your well-being and ultimately the well-being of the children you support.
In general, boundaries serve to protect your energy and give you time and space for more of what you...
by Katie Raher, PhD
“What would you recommend as gifts for educators?”
…a common question I get asked and a common question I reflect upon myself.
Now down below I’ve got a list of potential gifts or gift certificates that can be wrapped up with a nice package and bow, ...
by Katie Raher, PhD
Here at Constant Love and Learning, we deeply believe in making the world a kinder place to be, feeling by feeling, breath by breath, connection by connection.
And we all know in the world of social-emotional learning (SEL) that there are many benefits to teaching children...
by Katie Raher, PhD
I recently saw a billboard with a local school district trying to recruit teachers with a picture of an adult wearing a superhero cape, trying to pull at people’s desires to make an impact.
Y’all know I’m all about making an impact on children, and...
by Katie Raher, PhD
I’m hopeful your October is treating you instead of tricking you.
And... did you know that October is often one of the most stressful months of the year for educational professionals?
That back-to-school excitement has often passed yet challenges have persisted.
...
by Katie Raher, PhD, PPS
So I’ve been having yard duty as part of my duties as a School Psychologist this year. And I'm seeing the same issues arise again and again. In a 15-minute span of recess, I get at least 10 kids coming up to me to tell me something that’s bothering them. About...
Resisting Problematic Messages for Children and Ourselves and Reclaiming Our Right to Honor Our Needs
by Katie Raher, PhD, PPS
My own kids have been back in school for a little over a week and they both have complained about how little time they have for eating, resting, and playing at...
Helping Educators Prioritize Personal Well-being in Their Planning to Create More Calm and Impact this School Year.
by Katie Raher, PhD, PPS
Please raise your hand if you get super excited any time you have a new planner. Yeah, my hand is up too! I get it. I’ve spent much of my...
by Katie Raher, PhD
Love is in the air this time of year. And most people, myself included, have been figuring out how they want to spread some love and kindness to those near and dear. My questions for you are…
Have you thought about how you will give love to yourself…how you...
by Katie Raher, PhD
At this point, we’ve officially hit summer, so I’m pretty sure that most everyone is officially done with the end of school finally. On the flip side, we’re still not officially done with shelter in place or the uncertainty of all that is COVID-19, and...
by Katie Raher, PhD
As much as the end of this very different school year filled me with sadness, I was looking forward to some of my workload lifting – both in terms of work and in terms of homeschooling my own kids. And then, fortunately, a revolution began to fight the 400 years of...
An Educator Mama's Story of Helping with Big Feelings
by Katie Raher, PhD, PPS
This is a piece I wrote almost three years ago. An oldie but a goodie to share now that I've got the Constant Love and Learning blog...
As a parent or professional who works with children, there is so much...
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