Aimee Donoho
The Ripple Effect: Helping Teachers Thrive – Empowering Educators Through Self-Care
Hosted by therapist and educator Aimee Donoho, The Ripple Effect helps educators reclaim well-being, reconnect with purpose, and lead with clarity. Each month explores a theme like Awareness, Grace, Gratitude, or Renewal through four weekly episodes: a solo reflection, expert interview, real teacher’s story, and a cultural or community perspective. I believe it’s our responsibility to heal and show up for ourselves, our students, and our communities.
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Welcome to The Ripple Effect: Cultivating Teacher Wellness 27.08.2025 16:42
In the debut episode of 'The Ripple Effect,' host Aimee Donoho explores the critical importance of self-care in education. Rooted in her Aloha Connect program, the podcast initiates a journey into emotional health and professional growth for educators. Aimee shares personal stories and insights on how developing emotional resilience not only benefits teachers personally but also creates a positive...
The Ripple Effect – Trailer 18.08.2025 1:24
Welcome to The Ripple Effect: Helping Teachers Thrive – Empowering Educators Through Self-Care . I’m Aimee Donoho: educator, therapist, and advocate for teacher wellness. This podcast is for educators who keep showing up, even on the hardest days. Through real conversations, brain-based tools, and practical strategies, we’ll help you reconnect with yourself and create thriving classrooms. 💙 Our P...
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