Madhavi Nawana Parker is a behavioural consultant, working in schools and allied healthcare settings, specialising in building cultures of wellbeing, resilience, social-emotional intelligence and confidence. Madhavi is a keynote and public speaker, widely published author, counsellor in private practice and director of Positive Minds Australia.

"An exceptional resource to foster resilience and support the wellbeing of Educators. The concrete strategies and experiential exercises are underpinned by proven psychological principles and presented in a dynamic and engaging manner." Chris Clements, Psychologist & Teacher, Pulteney Grammar School, South Australia"Acknowledging and insightful into the responsibilities and rewards experienced by Educators, this engaging book can be read from cover to cover or casually flipped open to start where it suits you. Here’s a book you will recommend to others and return to again and again." Jen Bratovic, Education Team Manager, Australia"An invaluable framework with a true understanding of Education, the joys of teaching and the pressures of schools. Relevant, practical and concise, full of opportunities to implement reflective practices, cultivate optimism and to reset. This incredible resource can be used for personal gain or as a leading dialogue with staff, to build a world-class culture of wellbeing. Nicolle Stephanos, Education Consultant, Australia"Beautifully written, hailing Educators and acknowledging the importance of preserving their wellbeing. Packed with strategies that foster strong and resilient emotional health, this is a valuable read for all Educational leaders and Educators." Ali Thomson, School Principal, South Australia

• 1. What the 2020 Global Pandemic highlighted about Educator wellbeing 2. Resetting for healthy wellbeing 3. Recharging your wellbeing battery 4. A license to rest and recover 5. Where to from here? Making wellbeing comebacks, not wellbeing ‘go backs’ 6. Stories of courage, hope and endurance: wellbeing during crisis and challenge 7. Where to from here?

Madhavi Nawana Parker is a behavioural consultant, working in schools and allied healthcare settings, specialising in building cultures of wellbeing, resilience, social-emotional intelligence and confidence. Madhavi is a keynote and public speaker, widely published author, counsellor in private practice and director of Positive Minds Australia.

"An exceptional resource to foster resilience and support the wellbeing of Educators. The concrete strategies and experiential exercises are underpinned by proven psychological principles and presented in a dynamic and engaging manner." Chris Clements, Psychologist & Teacher, Pulteney Grammar School, South Australia"Acknowledging and insightful into the responsibilities and rewards experienced by Educators, this engaging book can be read from cover to cover or casually flipped open to start where it suits you. Here’s a book you will recommend to others and return to again and again." Jen Bratovic, Education Team Manager, Australia"An invaluable framework with a true understanding of Education, the joys of teaching and the pressures of schools. Relevant, practical and concise, full of opportunities to implement reflective practices, cultivate optimism and to reset. This incredible resource can be used for personal gain or as a leading dialogue with staff, to build a world-class culture of wellbeing. Nicolle Stephanos, Education Consultant, Australia"Beautifully written, hailing Educators and acknowledging the importance of preserving their wellbeing. Packed with strategies that foster strong and resilient emotional health, this is a valuable read for all Educational leaders and Educators." Ali Thomson, School Principal, South Australia

• 1. What the 2020 Global Pandemic highlighted about Educator wellbeing 2. Resetting for healthy wellbeing 3. Recharging your wellbeing battery 4. A license to rest and recover 5. Where to from here? Making wellbeing comebacks, not wellbeing ‘go backs’ 6. Stories of courage, hope and endurance: wellbeing during crisis and challenge 7. Where to from here?

Madhavi Nawana Parker is a behavioural consultant, working in schools and allied healthcare settings, specialising in building cultures of wellbeing, resilience, social-emotional intelligence and confidence. Madhavi is a keynote and public speaker, widely published author, counsellor in private practice and director of Positive Minds Australia.

"An exceptional resource to foster resilience and support the wellbeing of Educators. The concrete strategies and experiential exercises are underpinned by proven psychological principles and presented in a dynamic and engaging manner." Chris Clements, Psychologist & Teacher, Pulteney Grammar School, South Australia"Acknowledging and insightful into the responsibilities and rewards experienced by Educators, this engaging book can be read from cover to cover or casually flipped open to start where it suits you. Here’s a book you will recommend to others and return to again and again." Jen Bratovic, Education Team Manager, Australia"An invaluable framework with a true understanding of Education, the joys of teaching and the pressures of schools. Relevant, practical and concise, full of opportunities to implement reflective practices, cultivate optimism and to reset. This incredible resource can be used for personal gain or as a leading dialogue with staff, to build a world-class culture of wellbeing. Nicolle Stephanos, Education Consultant, Australia"Beautifully written, hailing Educators and acknowledging the importance of preserving their wellbeing. Packed with strategies that foster strong and resilient emotional health, this is a valuable read for all Educational leaders and Educators." Ali Thomson, School Principal, South Australia

• 1. What the 2020 Global Pandemic highlighted about Educator wellbeing 2. Resetting for healthy wellbeing 3. Recharging your wellbeing battery 4. A license to rest and recover 5. Where to from here? Making wellbeing comebacks, not wellbeing ‘go backs’ 6. Stories of courage, hope and endurance: wellbeing during crisis and challenge 7. Where to from here?