Podcast appearances and mentions of stephanie haynes

Are you feeling a bit disconnected from your love for teaching?Today is the day to reignite the lost spark! In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Stephanie Haynes, an education consultant who specializes in helping educators reignite their love for teaching. We discussed how educators' feelings about their jobs directly impact their performance and the importance of addressing these feelings head-on.We explored the concept of learned helplessness and how it can affect educators' sense of making a difference in the classroom.Ready to reconnect with your love for teaching and reignite that passion within you?Let's do this!Stay empowered,JenLet's keep the conversation going! Find me at:Jen Rafferty | Instagram, YouTube, Facebook | LinktreeInstagram: @jenrafferty_Facebook: Empowered Educator Faculty RoomAbout Stephanie:Stephanie Haynes, ACC is an Education Coach and Consultant providing custom educational consulting and coaching for schools, educators, parents, and students that equips all stakeholders to empower teens to build a pathway to a future teens are excited to pursue. Specializing in classroom and school culture development and post-high school pathway planning, Stephanie's vision is to break the mold of the one-size-fits-all post-high school planning process and revolutionize how schools, parents, and the community at large defines success for today's teens. Her decades of working with teens, educators, and parents has shown her how devastating the college-for-all mindset has been on today's youth. With only two culturally acceptable options: go to college and become successful or don't and limit your potential, Stephanie believes too many teens have been caught up in extreme anxiety and fear of not fitting into the mold, and apathy and withdrawal when they believe they can't. As a result, the potential and purpose of so many young people has been limited to the detriment of our communities. She is a veteran educator, speaker, coach, and author who is on mission to equip all stakeholders to empower today's teens to build a pathway to a successful future on their own terms they are excited to pursue. When she's not reimagining a culture of success with today's high schools, she balances her consulting career with her husband, two children, two rescue dogs, and spending time outdoors in all the nature South Carolina has to offer. Connect with Stephanie:Website: stephaniehaynes.netFacebook: Stephanie Haynes Instagram: @EdCoachStephHaynes

Stephanie Haynes of the Vancouver, Washington Farmer's Market joins us to talk about why they created an online store for their local farmer's market, how they pulled it off, and the CSA-type program they have to increase to further increase their vendors' sales while introducing more unique produce to their market. Learn more about the Vancouver, Washington Farmer's Market through their website and get updates through their Instagram.   Want to learn more?  My new book Ready Farmer One - The Farmers' Guide to Create, Design, and Market an Online Farm Store is finally out!!!  Get it on Amazon. 

Phil Boyte and guest Stephanie Haynes, veteran educator, speaker, coach, and author, discuss causes of educator burnout and provide ways to cope with it. Don't miss their ideas on building connections, including the classroom activity, “Uplift Jar.”

Educators always want their students to thrive and succeed in life. Often, that path for students runs through college. But for many students, that's not the case.  Our guest in Episode 231 offers tips on how teachers can best support students who choose an alternative post-high-school path. Stephanie Haynes is a licensed education coach and consultant who works specifically with school administrations, teachers, and the parents of students to reimagine the culture of success in schools.  She's also the author of "College is not Mandatory." Haynes, says sometimes teachers can feel lost in guiding students. "If these kids are not doing well in school, how do they help them find that success if college is just not part of the picture for them." During this episode, Haynes explains to educators how we can support students who may not be headed to college.  "First and foremost, stop saying everything needs to be done so you can do well in college," says Hayes "Second, when we're giving our curriculum, we don't talk about the professional skills that we're helping kids develop."  To hear Haynes go more in-depth on these tips, listen to Episode 231 of Class Dismissed. You can find each episode on your favorite podcast app or iTunes. Other show notes Empowering educators through team-based staffing models  

In this episode Stephanie shares her strategies as an educational consultant and coach for supporting children and teens as they navigate tests and exams.  Whether your children are taking tests which measure their progress, exams to get into their next schools, or exams at 16 and 18 which are likely to determine University or career pathways you'll want to listen to this. In fact I found so many great tips for talking to our children about life and challenges - beyond tests - so you're in for a real treat.  https://www.stephaniehaynes.net/college-is-not-mandatory-book (BUY STEPHANIE'S BOOK ‘COLLEGE IS NOT MANDATORY' HERE)    Here are the highlights:  (03:11) A test grade does not define our children  (08:37) We live in a comparison culture  (13:48) Teachers and parents need to use the same language  (20:27) Separating our identity from what we do  (22:01) The football analogy  (27:37) Taking the anxiety out of tests    Also mentioned in this episode:  https://open.spotify.com/episode/0gVauDAEe0OWxl1Z4HBjxR?si=5f49a2626e224b19 (Ep 051: Helping Children Feel Confident About Their Future with Stephanie Haynes)    Connect with Stephanie:  https://www.stephaniehaynes.net/ (Visit the Website)  https://www.instagram.com/EdCoachStephHaynes/ (Follow on Instagram)  https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-haynes-acc/ (Connect on LinkedIn)  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZeM0bdkwVKj-0F9xK9HtHw (Subscribe on YouTube)  https://www.facebook.com/groups/collegeisnotmandatory (Follow on Facebook)  Find out more and connect with Dr.Maryhan at http://www.drmaryhan.com/ (www.drmaryhan.com)   To access the free resources mentioned in this episode visit https://drmaryhan.com/library (https://drmaryhan.com/library)   To find out how you can help tackle mental health in the UK and support One Million Moments visit http://onemillionmoments.org/ (http://onemillionmoments.org)  Find out more and connect with Dr.Maryhan at http://www.drmaryhan.com/ (www.drmaryhan.com)   To access the free resources mentioned in this episode visit https://drmaryhan.com/library (https://drmaryhan.com/library)     To find out more and support One Million Moments visit http://onemillionmoments.org/ (http://onemillionmoments.org)  To purchase your ticket for my next online talk visit  https://app.tillypay.com/pay/3yxtdej (Supporting Children who Worry at 8pm on 9th November 2022) This podcast is produced by The Podcast Boutique. Mentioned in this episode: If you liked this podcast, then you may also like Live the 8Wise Way by Kim Rutherford, also proudly part of the Emmeline podcast network. Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/show/5I5k5RfHAhe6Ppytji7YFb?si=0e407c9e243d4a43

As a questioner, I truly believe we need to keep asking questions to ensure our traditions don't trap us in principle and hold us back from a path better suited for us. This week, episode 126 of the Positively Living Podcast is about permission to follow your own path!In this episode of the Positively Living Podcast, my guest Stephanie Haynes shares the importance of questioning the reason behind the expectations set on us (by society, family, and self) and she gives you actionable steps to take right now to take the risk and create your own path to follow. Stephanie and I cover the following topics:Stephanie's perspective on the “all roads lead to college” push in the 90's and its impact on us to this day. Sobering data on how the college push has not worked and what we can do differently for our children and ourselves by reverse engineering our pathways. The different questions we need to ask to find and follow the right path for us and what we can ask and observe in our children to help them do the same. Simple questions to start your reflective journey. Don't let fear, stories, and tradition keep you from asking what would make you happy. You have the permission to ask what is possible for you. Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, take a screenshot of the episode to post in your stories and tag me!  And don't forget to follow, rate, and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!Learn more about Positively Living and Lisa at https://positivelyproductive.com/podcast/If you're a DIY dynamo looking for simplicity and productivity support, you'll find it in the Positively Productive Resources Vault. It's packed with the worksheets, checklists, workbooks, and recordings I use with clients. Go to www.positivelyproductive.com/vault and use the promo code PODCAST for a special listener discount.CONNECT WITH STEPHANIE HAYNES: WebsiteLinkedInInstagramFacebookCONNECT WITH LISA ZAWROTNY:FacebookInstagramResourcesWork with Lisa! LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:(Find links to books/gear on the Positively Productive Favorites Page.)Organizing for Students with Tiffany Blassingame | Positively Productive Systems LLCMoving Beyond Mom Guilt with Rachel Bailey | Positively Productive Systems LLCDance Song Playlist V1, V2, V3Music by Ian and Jeff ZawrotnyStart your own podcast with Buzzsprout!

Stephanie Haynes is a mother, a veteran educator, and an education coach and consultant. Her expertise is in providing custom consulting and coaching to high school students and their parents, with an emphasis on post-high school pathway development, goal setting and time management. Stephanie's goal is to motivate her clients to create a compelling vision for their future, and develop actionable steps to build it into a reality. She joins us today to discuss her thought-provoking new book, College is Not Mandatory: A Parent's Guide to Navigating all the Options Available to Our Kids After High School. 

For the next couple of weeks, we are going to be having a conversation around college and careers for our kids. I will be bringing in colleagues and experts to discuss how we can support our children as they grow and find their passion and career that is fulfilling for them. When I meet with a family for the first time, or they sit down to do one of my courses, one of the first things we do is start crafting a vision of the future: hopes, goals, and dreams for their kids. At some point, most families mention that they want their kids to be "successful" and that opens a whole new conversation! ​ The world is waking up to the idea that there are many pathways to and definitions of a successful future, and I'm hoping that this series will get you thinking about these big questions for your own family. No matter your child's age, there is a space for you in this conversation, but I hope it's particularly helpful for you if you have teens and tweens! For the first episode, I brought in Stephanie Haynes. She is an Education Coach and Consultant. Specializing in post-high school pathway development, goal setting and time management, and classroom and school culture development, Stephanie's vision is to motivate her clients to take the time to create a compelling vision for their future, their classroom, or their school and develop actionable steps to build it into a reality. ​ ​ If you want to have a guide in navigating all the options available to our kids after high school, check out Stephanie's book, College is Not Mandatory. Follow Stephanie on Instagram and Facebook, and visit her website www.stephaniehaynes.net. ​Find more show notes here: www.laurafroyen.com/podcast

Today we're wrapping up my greatest hits series of guest interviews with four amazing women. Claire Lerner offers help for parents of young children, Amy Kelly supports parents and teachers of middle school kids, Stephanie Haynes guides parents and kids through options after high school, and Alison Cady coaches women who want to lose weight and stop emotional eating. Don't forget to leave a review of the podcast before the end of June for your chance to win a book of your choice written by one of my guests. Two winners will be announced in early July. Get show notes and more information at www.lessdramamoremama.com/203

What happens after graduation?  SUCH a big question we well dive into today with Stephanie Haynes, author, parent and so much more!Remember the Instagram Live Stephanie and I had on “Parent Burnout” a couple months ago? Well, it's time you see what else Stephanie's been up to:Stephanie Wrote an incredible book:College is not mandatory. A Parents Guide to Navigating the Options Available To Our Kids After High School.Soooo good.  Her book talks about other options in a way that really lays it out there for both parents and students.What an important topic!As the world has shifted, and even finances.. people are questioning next steps..This book takes you on that journey and beyond.Stephanie Haynes Info:Stephanie Haynes, ACCEducation Coach and Consultant, Stephanie Haynes Coaching and ConsultingICF Certified 2020PCCI Certified 2021Schedule an Inquiry Call TODAY!Most parents and educators aren't sure how to help teens figure out their next steps after high school. College Is Not Mandatory gives parents and educators the tools to introduce and discuss the available options so their teen can step confidently into their future. Check out the book today!Website: StephanieHaynes.netSubscribe for free resourcesYouTube ChannelFacebook: facebook.com/groups/collegeisnotmandatoryInstagram: @EdCoachStephHaynes_________________GIFTS FOR YOU:*Experienced pregnancy loss? I have a little something for you.. Just write me at: ariel@imperfectparenting.net*Looking to get pregnant over 40? Here are 7 steps to a healthy pregnancy that worked for me and my clients?Write me at: ariel@imperfectparenting.netMidlife Fertility Pregnancy-  FREE LIVE Q and A on youtube every Friday 10AM PST on YoutubeThis week.. LIVE@10 AM Pacific:6/17/22 “Is this the right choice?” Midlife fertility and pregnancy.https://youtu.be/cZ1kakaLsRM*Want to apply for my last private coaching spot? (Apply until 6/19/22)https://forms.gle/xK3sUm1CSYPDaEz4A*Got 3 minutes to do a survey to guide next things coming?Midlife fertility survey:https://forms.gle/uXUVmrSuh3ge5DtC6Imperfect Parenting survey:https://forms.gle/by7eAppDT6RFS9jB8Midlife Fertility and pregnancy Instagram:@arielgreenanderssonImperfect Parenting Website:https://imperfectparenting.net

I have a chat with Stephanie Haynes about how to create a culture of permission in our homes. Stephanie is an education coach and consultant and shares awesome insights on how parents can create health boundaries when it comes to their education and life pursuits.Connect with Stephanie here.Join My Community For Daughters of Narcissistic MothersSchedule a confidential conversation with me here. Connect with me at @marieelliscook on Instagram to stay up to date on all Cook Coterie projects.Mental health resources:USA:Distress & Lifeline: 1800 273 8255Crisis Text Line: text HOME to 741 741Domestic Violence Helpline: 1800 799 7233Victim Connect: support for victims of crime: 855 484 2846MTC program: maketheconnection.net/resources/spread-the-word SINGAPORE:TOUCHline (Counselling) – 1800 377 2252Institute of Mental Health's Mental Health Helpline (6389-2222)Samaritans of Singapore (1800-221-4444)Silver Ribbon Singapore (6385-3714) Big Love Child Protection Specialist Centre (6445-0400)HEART @ Fei Yue Child Protection Specialist Centre (6819-9170)PAVE Integrated Services for Individual and Family Protection (6555-0390)Project START (6476-1482)TRANS SAFE Centre (6449-9088) UK:Mind: mental health support: 0300 123 3393SANE: mental health support: 0300 304 7000National Stalking Helpline: 0808 802 0300 CANADA:Distress Centre https://www.dcottawa.on.ca/They are open 10am to 11pm EST and you can chat by phone or text. Their number is Distress: 613-238-3311  |  Crisis: 613-722-6914 or 1-866-996-0991 For a list of Canadian crisis centres: https://thelifelinecanada.ca/help/call/ NEW ZEALAND:Lifeline: 0800 543354Depression Helpline: 0800 111 757 (Text 4202) AUSTRALIA:Lifeline Crisis Support: 13 11 14Beyond Blue: Depression and anxiety support: 1300 22 46 36Rape & Domestic Violence Services: 1800 737 732Men's Line: 1300 78 99 78Headspace: Youth Mental Health Foundation: see headspace.org.au for your local centre.

Has what happens after high school always seemed cut and dry to you?  There is a decades-long idea that after high school comes college and that is the way of life, but what it is wasn't for some? What if it is for others? Stephanie and Nellie have a fantastic and educational discussion here that you will want a pen and paper out for. Stephanie discusses the details of the 5 main pathways of post-high school education and the pros and cons of each. We discuss the ever sparkly “college experience” what that actually is and how to have conversations with our kids to start with the end and work backward to find the way. I hope this message reaches every parent with a middle or high schooler out there today so we can help lead our kids to their best future! About the Guest: Stephanie Haynes, ACC is an Education Coach and Consultant providing custom educational consulting and coaching for high school students, educators, and schools that equips all stakeholders to build a pathway to future teens are excited to pursue. Specializing in post-high school pathway development, goal setting and time management, and classroom and school culture development, Stephanie's vision is to motivate people in transition to create a compelling vision for their future, their classroom, or their school and develop actionable steps to build it into a reality. She is a veteran Educator, Speaker, and Author who balances her career with spending time with her husband of 25 years, two children, and two rescue dogs, and spending time outdoors in all the nature South Carolina has to offer.   https://www.instagram.com/EdCoachStephHaynes (https://www.instagram.com/EdCoachStephHaynes) https://www.facebook.com/EdCoachStephHaynes (https://www.facebook.com/EdCoachStephHaynes) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZeM0bdkwVKj-0F9xK9HtHw/featured (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZeM0bdkwVKj-0F9xK9HtHw/featured) About the Host: Nellie Harden is a wife of 20+ years, mom to 4 teen/tween daughters, dreamer, adventurer, servant, multipreneur, forever student, and a devoted teacher, but her ride-or-die passion is her work as a Family Life Coach & Mentor.  Coming from a career background in marine mammal sciences, behavioral work, and a host of big life experiences, both great and not some not so great, she decided that designing a life of purpose and freedom was how she and her husband, along with their 4 daughters, wanted to live.  Her work and passions exist in the realms of family and parent mentorship because she believes that a family filled with creativity, fun, laughter, challenge, adventure, problem-solving, hugs, good food, and learning can not only change a person's life but is the best chance at positively changing the world.  She helps families build Self-Led Discipline™ & Leadership Into their homes, sets their children up for a wildly successful life on their terms, and elevates the family experience with big joy, palpable peace, and everyday growth! With a lifelong passion and curiosity in thought, choice, behavior, and growth she has found incredible joy in helping families shift perspective, find answers, and a path forward.   (Nellie has been coaching families for over 10 years and has degrees in Biology, Animal Behavior and Psychology. )    LINKS: Family Success Vault- https://www.nellieharden.com/vault (https://www.nellieharden.com/vault) Website- https://www.nellieharden.com/ (https://www.nellieharden.com) Online Community- https://www.facebook.com/groups/the6570project (https://www.facebook.com/groups/the6570project) Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/nellieharden/ (https://www.instagram.com/nellieharden/)    Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/nellie.harden/ (https://www.facebook.com/nellie.harden/)   Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from...

In this episode I am joined by Stephanie Haynes, education coach and consultant. We talk about how we can raise children who believe all options are open for their furure - whether that's going to university, an apprenticeship, entrepreneurship, or something else AND it starts earlier than you think. Some truly mind-blowing revelations and advice. A must listen whether your child is 2 or 22!  BUY STEPHANIE'S BOOK ‘COLLEGE IS NOT MANDATORY' HERE    Here are the highlights:  (03:09) What is an education coach?  (08:15) More awareness around the impact of student debt  (14:23) Our goal is to help our children be happy and successful  (18:33) Live the values you teach  (24:20) What kind of adult do you want to raise?  (29:24) Become the best version of yourself  (32:38) How to check in with yourself  (35:35) Helping our children choose the right path  (39:55) Return on investment    Connect with Stephanie:  Visit the Website  Follow on Instagram  Connect on LinkedIn  Subscribe on YouTube  Follow on Facebook    Find out more and connect with Dr. Maryhan at www.drmaryhan.com     To access the free resources mentioned in this episode visit https://drmaryhan.com/library   

Graduation is here, and some students still don't have a plan for post-high school. To combat this problem, on this episode of the Daily K Podcast, sponsored by alignmyschool.com, I talk to the Author of College is not Mandatory, Ms. Stephanie Haynes. Tune in at 7:30 pm CST on ktteev.com as we discuss alternate routes your child could take after high school and how parents can guide their child to make the best choice possible. Set your student up for success by tuning in learning and then using this valuable information. For more podcast go to ktteev.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kendrick-thomas/support

https://www.stephaniehaynes.net/ (Stephanie Haynes) works with students and parents to evaluate all the options after high school. While college is the right choice for some, she has found that many individuals can better reach their goals through apprenticeship, the military, community college, or a gap season. Haynes discusses these options and how to choose among them in https://www.amazon.com/College-Not-Mandatory-Navigating-Available/dp/1947303112#:~:text=College%20is%20Not%20Mandatory%3A%20A,9781947303119%3A%20Amazon.com%3A%20Books (her book), College Is Not Mandatory: A Parents Guide to Navigating All the Options Available to Our Kids After High School.

In this episode, I am joined by Stephanie Haynes. Stephanie is an Education Coach and Consultant providing custom educational consulting and coaching for high school students, educators, and schools that equips all stakeholders to build a pathway to a successful future that teens are excited to pursue. She is also the author of “College Is Not Mandatory: A Parent's Guide to Navigating All the Options Available to Our Kids After High School”. During our conversation, Stephanie provides insight as to why teens seem to be lacking in motivation right now and why parents need to abandon their fear of missing out (FOMO) mindset. You won't want to miss Stephanie's valuable advice on how to get your teens talking about their life after high school. This episode is packed full of helpful tips and actionable steps for parents of teens. Please visit the show notes page for more information and links mentioned during this episode. Connect with Me! High School Hamster Wheel Facebook Page No Degree Required Facebook Group Betsy Jewell Career Coaching Instagram LinkedIn Subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss a single episode! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you ever thought “I can't start a business if I don't have a business degree?” If so, this episode is for you. This episode is also for you if you have been telling yourself you can't be in business for whatever reason. We (Stephanie Haynes and Jane) cover:1:25 Who is Stephanie Haynes?2:33 Has Stephanie's vision on education changed now that she has adult kids?8:45 How did Stephanie become an education coach?12:59 It seems Stephanie just stumbled into her business, was it ever hard?14:08 How do you make sure you remember your identity?16:30 Do you need an MBA or similar education to start a business?21:05 What was the hardest part of building a business for Stephanie?22:47 What was one of the biggest mistakes/failures Stephanie made in building her business?27:38 How to navigate through obstacles like fear?33:09 Where can we find more about Stephanie and her work?Instagram: @EdCoachStephHaynesFacebook: @EdCoachStephHaynesstephaniehaynes.netBook: College is Not Mandatory

Tess Connolly, LCSW, CCC talks to Stephanie Haynes, ACC, Education Coach and Consultant.  Most parents aren't sure how to help their teens figure out their next steps after high school. Stephanie's book, College Is Not Mandatory, gives parents the tools to introduce and discuss the available options so their teen can step confidently into their future. Stephanie talks about how she helps support parents while their teens build clarity of where they want to go after high school and how she offers guidance to parents and their children as they map out a future for themselves that they are excited about.  Stephanie talks about how we should talk to our children, encouraging us to be their coach through this part of their life rather than taking a more directive route.  She offers us ways we can support our children through this time, offering us types of questions we can ask our children to help coach them into a thought process of navigating their way through making decisions about their future.  Tess talks about how she has started to help coach her son through making decisions about his future. Tess and Stephanie discuss how we can talk to our children about their values and get them thinking about how they fit their values around their career. Rather than their career fitting around their values. Through doing this Stephanie believes that this will hopefully set them up to be a happier and contented generation. Stephanie and Tess talk about the stigma around not going to college and how it has become a status within our communities.They talk about other pathways that could be available to them if they decide not to go to college straight after high school. Tess and Stephanie discuss when to start having these conversations with our children and how the earlier we start these conversations with them the less pressurized it will feel for them moving through their teen years and it begins to normalize the process. Stephanie talks about putting the responsibility with our children to research the different options that they have available to them so that they can take ownership of this process. Stephanie is most grateful for the fact that she gets the opportunity to wrestle with this topic and gets to speak into the culture and say “wait we can stop and do something different”. She loves working with teenagers and their parents, educators and schools and having these conversation Connect with Therese (Tess) Connolly, LCSW, CCC here: therese@mindfulkidsandfamilies.com Website: www.mindfulkidsandfamilies.com Need 1:1 Support?  Book right here to connect with Tess for a 20 minute FREE “Parent Reset” session: https://calendly.com/mindfulkidsandfamilies/20discover Need support and community? Get on the Parenting Reset Membership Waitlist here: The Parenting Reset Membership Waitlist Resource for parents from Stephanie Haynes: https://www.stephaniehaynes.net/free-resource

It has long been believed that college is the best option after high school to prepare kids and set them up for career success and financial security. Now, the rising cost of college tuition is forcing many families to reconsider this belief and question whether a four-year degree makes sense for their teens. My guest on this episode is Education Coach and Consultant, Stephanie Haynes. She provides custom educational consulting and coaching for high school students, educators, and schools to build a pathway to a successful future teens are excited to pursue. Her new book titled, College Is Not Mandatory, guides parents through navigating all the options available to kids after high school and provides strategies and specific open-ended questions to use in conversations with teens about their futures. You don't want to miss this information-packed episode! www.lessdramamoremama.com/170

Episode 22: Helping your Child Navigate Life after High SchoolToday I am speaking with Stephanie Haynes, Education Coach and Consultant who was written the book College is Not Mandatory which provides parents with the tools they need to introduce and discuss different options so their teens can step confidently into their future after high school.  She provides us moms with teenagers a wealth of information to help support our children in this next phase of life.  Let's listen in: She is offering a virtual Launch on Sept 30th in the FB group College is Not Mandatory.  You can find her on FB, IG, and Twitter as EdCoachStephHaynes and head to her website www.stephaniehaynes.net for more information and opportunities to work with her.   

Following the upheaval from the past academic year, there are many young people who are trying to come to terms with changed plans.   Some changes have been thrust upon them, but also following a year of ‘isolation' many have had the time to readjust, so their changes are self-imposed.   Perhaps they are not going to their university of choice - or maybe they wish to opt for a different career. For the younger age group, many primary school kids are not able to attend the secondary school that they had expected to, or they need to reassess their subject choices.   Whatever the situation, when our children's lives take a deviation from that which was expected, we often take it personally as parents and try and fix stuff. Whilst it's good to guide our kids - perhaps the better course of action is to support them with their own decisions. In this episode - Stephanie explains how best to do just that. Want to know more? Then Grab a cuppa - and keep listening! ~~~~~ More About Stephanie : Stephanie Haynes, ACC is an Education Coach and Consultant providing custom educational consulting and coaching for high school students, educators, and schools that equips all stakeholders to build a pathway to a successful future teens are excited to pursue.  Specializing in post-high school pathway development, goal setting and time management, and classroom and school culture development, Stephanie's vision is to motivate her clients to take the time to create a compelling vision for their future, their classroom, or their school and develop actionable steps to build it into a reality. Through structured conversations, Stephanie helps her clients identify limiting mindsets, create an awareness of their current circumstances, and develop an action plan to move forward with confidence. ~~~~~ How to Contact Stephanie : Free Resource Link: 10 Ways to Help Your Teen Build a Solid Foundation for Success in a Post Pandemic World  https://www.stephaniehaynes.net/free-resource FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/collegeisnotmandatory FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/EdCoachStephHaynes/ Website: stephaniehaynes.net IG: @edcoachstephhaynes ~~~~~ I mentioned the Box Breathing Exercise :

Stephanie Haynes is a coach, author, and speaker who specializes in custom education consulting and coaching for teens, educators, and schools. She believes every teen deserves to be equipped to build a future they are excited about on their own terms. We talk about the struggles teens face today, alternative options to a traditional college path, and her new book: College Is Not Mandatory. https://www.stephaniehaynes.net Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Today we'll be speaking about Restorative Justice and African-centered theories associated with this movement in particular. Our first guest is: Jacqueline Roebuck Sakho, who is a Restorative Justice Researcher/Consultant. She is currently conducting a national listening project, The Baobab Tree Listening Project. The purpose of this qualitative study to survey the perspective of African American Restorative Justice practitioners on Restorative Justice as a field and how it's approaches can be applied in African American communities. She is also a consultant with defense teams of capital murder cases as a Victim Outreach Specialist as a liaison between the surviving family members and the defense team. We have a follow-up conversation and interview with co-writer, producer and actor, Darien Sills-Evans, whose film, Rivers Wash Over Me, screens at Outfest in Los Angeles, Saturday, July 11 at 1:30 p.m. Visit http://www.outfest.org/fest2009/ This interview is followed by a conversation with Tamara Perkins, director of film, "The Trust: Learning Trust, Finding Hope." Dr. Garry Mendez, Jr., author, public scholar, and community activist who has been addressing issues confronting African Americans, families and communities using culture and value-based leadership for over 40 years, and is the Executive Director & Founder of The National Trust, joins Tamara in the studio. There is a BBQ/Concert Fundraising event for the film project, Saturday, July 11, from 1 PM to 7 PM at The Muse: @ 6525 Shattuck Avenue, Oakland. Visit www.trustcommunity.org. We close the show with an interview with Jeff Duvall, promoter and coordinator for the 25th Annual Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo and Stephanie Haynes, participant, and champion cowgirl. BPIR is also this weekend, July 11-12, 2:30 p.m., in Hayward, (visit http://www.billpickettrodeo.com/) Arrive early!