Chicago – October 27, 2018
San Antonio – Jan. 26, 2019
Miami – March 23, 2019
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The Best Conference Ever
"I don't say things like this lightly; this was my favorite conference ever." Valencia D. Clay
2018-09-14T00:01:05+00:00
http://teacherselfcare.org/testimonials/the-best-conference-ever/
I came to conference alone!
I went to Atlanta by myself and the Self-Care Conference for teachers was beyond my greatest expectations! It was DOPE! It was what I needed to renew myself after a long and trying school year. I felt as if I was with family! I made some lifelong friends I know I can rely on when it comes to teaching, learning, and self-care. I am working on attending again this year! 
2018-09-21T02:46:48+00:00
http://teacherselfcare.org/testimonials/i-came-to-conference-alone/
High-Stress, Type-A Type Person
I am a high-stress, type-A person. I feel like I am always on the verge of burning out from a job I love. When I heard about the Teacher Self-Care conference, I admit I was skeptical. What if it was just another set of PDs telling teachers how important they are...for test scores, for parent communication, for enforcing rules?
It wasn’t that at all! The goal of the conference seemed to be to make sure we left knowing we are important simply because we are human beings of value. I can’t remember the last time I heard that, inside or outside of a school. Everyone there came with heir struggles and their hearts on their sleeves, ready to support each other in this crazy field we work in.
Of course, we learned about mindfulness and stress reduction. But, we also learned about support groups that exist, how to advocate for ourselves and for our students, and how to transition out of the profession if that’s where we find ourselves.
I wholeheartedly commend this conference to any teacher, but especially those who feel like it’s them versus the world.
It wasn’t that at all! The goal of the conference seemed to be to make sure we left knowing we are important simply because we are human beings of value. I can’t remember the last time I heard that, inside or outside of a school. Everyone there came with heir struggles and their hearts on their sleeves, ready to support each other in this crazy field we work in.
Of course, we learned about mindfulness and stress reduction. But, we also learned about support groups that exist, how to advocate for ourselves and for our students, and how to transition out of the profession if that’s where we find ourselves.
I wholeheartedly commend this conference to any teacher, but especially those who feel like it’s them versus the world.
2018-09-21T02:55:58+00:00
http://teacherselfcare.org/testimonials/high-stress-type-a-type-person/
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4Sunday night sometimes brings anxiety to teachers.
Breathe.
Meditate.
Sleep.
Tomorrow is new day.
Would you attend a conference on solely on self-care?
Ever consider the idea that our neighborhood schools are unkept, just to remain reliable case studies? How have scientists and sociologists been conducting research in the same cities for all of these generations of years, only for us to see such minimal evidence of change?