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Burnout isn’t just a buzzword—it’s the daily reality for countless educators. In this candid and empowering episode of School on a Mission, professional school counselor Lindsay Burnell Carson joins Andrew and Gina to explore what emotional resilience really looks like in today’s schools.

From teacher fatigue to student anxiety, Lindsay pulls back the curtain on the mental health challenges facing our classrooms—and offers practical, sustainable tools that actually work. Through real-world stories and refreshing authenticity, she reframes self-care as essential, not extra.

Key Takeaways:

• The cultural shift that’s fueling burnout—and how to fight back
• Why boundaries are a professional necessity, not a luxury
• Small, sustainable rhythms to build emotional resilience
• The power of reflective practices and daily self-inventory
• How to lead and teach from a place of authenticity and wellness

Whether you’re a teacher, leader, or support staff, this episode will remind you: you matter too. 🧠✨

🎧 Tune in and start rewriting the narrative—from burnout to balance.

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Hosted by Andrew McPeak and Gina Watts, this podcast is for educators, school leaders, and change-makers who believe in building schools where leadership, character, and social-emotional growth matter just as much as academics. If you believe education should inspire, equip, and empower the next generation—you’re in the right place!

Each episode features engaging conversations, expert insights, and real-world strategies to help you create a school culture where students thrive. From leadership principles and community engagement to AI in education and social media strategy, we tackle the most pressing topics in modern education.

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