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So Well Said
By Kate Mullins and Ashley PhillipsEducation
So Well Said episodes
- Why We're Here
The founders of SoWell Education Partners, Kate and Ashley, kick off So Well Said with their biggest education pet peeves: how quickly we blame schools, how we misuse school counselors, and why a mental health leader belongs at the leadership table. Plus their first disagreement on record.
46 min
About So Well Said
From the publisher's feed
So Well Said is a podcast about what it really takes to build schools where students and adults can thrive.
Hosted by Dr. Kate Mullins and Dr. Ashley Phillips of SoWell Education Partners,…
the show explores school culture, leadership, counseling, social-emotional learning, and well-being through honest, practical conversations grounded in real experience.
Together, Kate and Ashley bring decades of experience as educators, school founders, organizational leaders, counselors, and SEL practitioners working alongside schools and communities.
Education is complicated. Schools are complicated. People are complicated.
So Well Said creates space for the nuanced conversations that don’t always fit into a training, meeting, or social media post. Kate and Ashley dig into what works, what doesn’t, and how schools can move beyond good intentions to build stronger systems, relationships, and communities.
Thoughtful conversations. Practical ideas. Healthier schools.
Together, Kate and Ashley bring decades of experience as educators, school founders, organizational leaders, counselors, and SEL practitioners working alongside schools and communities.
Education is complicated. Schools are complicated. People are complicated.
So Well Said creates space for the nuanced conversations that don’t always fit into a training, meeting, or social media post. Kate and Ashley dig into what works, what doesn’t, and how schools can move beyond good intentions to build stronger systems, relationships, and communities.
Thoughtful conversations. Practical ideas. Healthier schools.