Let’s Be Real—

This Job Is Eating You Alive.

You love teaching. You really do.

But lately? It feels like the weight of it all might crush you.

The endless planning. The tech you’re “supposed” to know. The kids who won’t engage no matter how hard you try. The feeling that you’re the one doing it wrong.

You’re not.

You’re not lazy. You’re not out of touch. You’re not falling behind.

You’re just exhausted from carrying a system that wasn’t built for real life—and I want to help you put some of that weight down.

Hey, I’m Amy!

I’ve been the teacher crying during recess while shoving leftovers in my face.

The one sneaking in a bathroom break like it’s a covert mission.

The one who cares too much and gets crushed under it.

I’ve taught everything from grade 1/2 chaos to grade 7/8 magic. I’ve run EdCamps, built teacher communities, and am teaching at the university level. I know what it means to love this work and still feel like it’s slowly eating your soul.

That’s why I built this space—for teachers like us who are done suffering silently and ready to shift into something better.

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If You’re Tired, You’re in the Right Place.

This isn’t another “be more positive” pep talk or Pinterest-perfect solution.

This is a judgement-free, shame-free, real-world toolkit for teachers who want:

✔️ 💻 To feel confident with tech—even if they’ve never opened Google Sheets

✔️ 👥 To get students actually involved instead of dragging them through every lesson

✔️ ⏰ To have planning systems that don’t steal their nights and weekends

✔️ 🩷 To connect with someone who gets it—because I’m still right there with you

Start Where You Are (No Pressure, No Guilt)

Whether you’re just dipping your toes or ready to dive into a full-on transformation, I’ve got options that meet you where you’re at:

🧩 “Grab & Go”

✏️ Quick Resources You Can Use Today

For teachers who just need a lifeline this week.

  • SEL, leadership, podcasting, STEM, self-care journals

  • Ready-to-print and teach

  • Works for grades 4–6

  • $3–$10

🧠 “Tech Confidence Boost”

💡 Workshops for the Tech-Shy (and Curious)

For teachers who want support but on their own time.

  • Intro to AI + Google Sheets

  • Watch anytime (or live!)

  • Replays + no judgment

  • $17–$23

🧵 1:1 Mentorship —

Reclaim Your Joy & Balance

💛 Personalized Coaching for Overwhelmed Ontario Teachers

For when you’ve hit the wall — you love teaching, but the system, stress, and

endless expectations have drained the joy out of it.

✨ Monthly 1:1 calls (4 months)

📝 Call recaps + replays so nothing gets lost

💬 Continued email support — so you’re never left hanging when life (or school) gets chaotic

You’ll:

✅ Set real boundaries that protect your energy

✅ Simplify your workload and focus on what matters

✅ Feel confident, calm, and connected to why you started teaching

Investment: $112/month or $448 total

💡 You don’t have to figure it out alone — let’s rebuild your balance together.

🛠️ Solve One Thing — Deep-Dive Coaching

💬 For the Teacher Who Just Needs One Thing Fixed

One hour. One focus. One big sigh of relief.

Maybe it’s a tough parent, classroom chaos, or never-ending guilt over saying “no.”

This session helps you unpack it, find clarity, and walk away with an action plan that actually works.

✨ 60-min private Zoom call

📝 Pre-call intake form to get right to the root

📂 Personalized summary + replay for follow-through

You’ll:

✅ Get practical, doable solutions

✅ Shift your mindset around stress + boundaries

✅ Leave with clarity, confidence, and relief

Investment: $154 (or bundle 3 for $445)

💛 When everything feels too big, start by solving one thing.

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You’re Not Broken. The System Is.

You care deeply. You want to do this well. You’re willing to try new things even when they scare the crap out of you.

You just need someone who gets it to show you how.

That’s what this space is.

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If You’re Still Reading, You’re Ready.

Let’s make teaching feel good again. Let’s stop pretending we have to do it all alone.

Pick what feels doable right now:

You’re not behind. You’re just getting started.

And I’ve got your back. 💗

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