Be Well ~ Do Well
EdYouWell

EdYouWell

The EdYouWell Podcast is a space that helps teachers thrive rather than just survive the school year. Hosted by experienced teachers Alix Busch and Chelsea Henderson, this podcast explores the connection between being well and doing well, both at work and at home.

Teaching is meaningful work, but it can also be demanding, overwhelming, and at times isolating. That’s why EdYouWell exists. Each episode brings honest conversations, practical strategies, and thoughtful reflections drawn from real classroom experiences. Our goal is simple: to help teachers protect their energy, stay grounded, and reconnect with the purpose that brought them to education.

Here you will find encouragement, practical ideas you can use, and reminders that you are not alone. Whether you are navigating daily classroom challenges, looking for ways to care for your own well-being, or simply wanting to feel inspired again, this space is for you.

Take a breath, settle in, and dive into the well with us.

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Recent Episodes

67. Breaking the Blahs
Feb. 26, 2026

67. Breaking the Blahs

January and February can feel like the longest stretch of the year when the days blur together and the “blah” feeling creeps in. In this episode of EdYouWell, we are breaking down the blahs and sharing simple, practical ways ...
66. Wellness and Resilience with Natalie Lehto
Feb. 12, 2026

66. Wellness and Resilience with Natalie Lehto

Today we’re chatting with Natalie Lehto, an inspiring instructor, coach, endurance athlete, author, and owner of Within You, a fitness and lifestyle studio. A trained kinesiologist, Pilates instructor, and one of Canada’s top...
65. The Digital Drain: Reclaiming Peace from Pings
Jan. 29, 2026

65. The Digital Drain: Reclaiming Peace from Pings

Have you ever felt like you’re never truly off the clock? In this episode of EdYouWell, we explore the digital fatigue many teachers face. From endless notifications to the pressure of instant replies, we discuss how to set f...
64. Blending Teaching, Music, and Meaning with Jason Haraschuk
Jan. 15, 2026

64. Blending Teaching, Music, and Meaning with Jason Haraschuk

Today we’re chatting with Jason Haraschuk, a teacher, podcaster, DJ, and all-around multi-hat-wearer, who brings his passions into the classroom and keeps his own well full along the way. From music and podcasting to union wo...
63. Becoming Through Doing
Jan. 1, 2026

63. Becoming Through Doing

Today, we’re talking about becoming and how showing up, taking action, and practicing consistently helps us grow into the teachers we want to be. We explore how confidence leads to competence, how small daily choices shape ou...
62. From Hectic to Hygge
Dec. 18, 2025

62. From Hectic to Hygge

In this episode, we're sharing real tips from real teachers on how to actually feel like you've had a break even when life and holidays get busy. We all know the feeling of returning to school after time off and still being exhausted. So we asked fellow educators what they do to reset, recharge, an…

Recent Blog Posts

EdYouWell Energy Drops for Teachers
Feb. 26, 2026

EdYouWell Energy Drops for Teachers

1. Protect Your Inputs💧Be intentional about what you consume: news, social media, and conversations.💧Limit energy leaks like constant notifications.💧Ask: Is this refuelling me or draining me?2. Create Start-and-Stop Rituals💧Begin and end t…

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67. Breaking the Blahs
Feb. 26, 2026

67. Breaking the Blahs

The mid-year slump is real. January and February can feel heavy, and as teachers, it’s easy to slip into a cycle of fatigue and disconnection. But there’s a way through. This episode explores how we can notice, understand, and manage the…

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66. Wellness and Resilience with Natalie Lehto
Feb. 12, 2026

66. Wellness and Resilience with Natalie Lehto

Teaching is demanding, and taking care of yourself often takes a backseat. In this episode, we chat with Natalie about building resilience, staying energized, and creating wellness habits that make showing up for yourself and your students possible.…

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