Dr. Becca Barile

12/26/2022

We got big things to announce soon!

01/25/2021

There she is people! Vaccinated! Stay safe, keep yourself healthy. Regardless of what people say, there are no nanobots in my blood. Plus, look at being inclusive of all genders!!

01/09/2021

Remember, kiddos are living through these times too, exposed to the news and seeing some rough stuff. A little de-briefing and affirmations might help ease their tensions!

01/04/2021

I was one to journal for like a day, before giving it up. And some of my early attempts at journaling were pretty dramatic. But, once I started taking care of my mental health a bit more, journaling has become more routine...and easier. I sometimes skip, but whether I'm jotting some notes on my phone or on paper, at least I'm reflecting and processing!

https://www.brandonbarile.com/post/5-great-reasons-to-keep-a-journal?fbclid=IwAR1-TISWVGVxBVaTpXQKI5yc6FRee-H26Kcc5oxiuiS3xoM0o5gBRKowzsg

Keeping a journal is a great idea for everyone, regardless of age. I always tried to keep one--at age 12, 20, and really anytime I saw a great notebook that I could purchase! But, honestly, it wasn't until I began to take care of my mental health better, nearing 40, that I decided to routinely jot d...

01/03/2021

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07/11/2020

I may not be a K-12 school teacher, but I know that lunch time for kids (and particularly my middle schooler) is a time for socializing, swapping your PB & J for someone else’s lunchable, and feeling a little free. Now, imagine you’re a kid, sitting pretty much alone, with no one in front of you, or to your side, about four people per long, cafeteria-style table. Imagine lunch aides desperately yelling at students to stay apart. Imagine sitting on a bus alone. All I know is that kiddos will need some immense social emotional work this year to feel connection, validated, heard, and loved.

07/11/2020

Who is this virtual panel for?

Listen, we’re going to go beyond vocabulary. We’ll get to the heart of the matter. What does it mean to have empathetic, supportive, engagement and conversations, identify pain or hurt, and build compassionate environments, both personally and professionally, where everyone feels safe and seen? Join the conversation! August 3rd @ 4pm EST. With code “FRIEND2020” you can save your virtual seat for $27!

Need to reflect on your personal positionality, or how to engage others, such as your family or workplace, on important topics such as race, gender, and sexuality? Learn how to start dialogue and create brave spaces for important conversations.

07/07/2020

Today, I share about my friend and amazing professional, Solome Rose!!

07/06/2020

Webinars. Powerpoint. Videos. Blah. Are you wanting to engage in a professional and personal development that speaks DIRECTLY to you? You may be wondering how to be an active ally, how to evolve your classroom or office to be more inclusive, and how to engage even your family members in understanding the importance of inclusivity, empathy, and social justice. And, all of this during a divisive political period.

Grab your virtual seat for The Conversation. It's worth nearly $400. And, you can grab your virtual seat for $39. Or, $27 if you use "FRIEND2020" this week only!

You read that right --> $27! Join us.

Need to reflect on your personal positionality, or how to engage others, such as your family or workplace, on important topics such as race, gender, and sexuality? Learn how to start dialogue and create brave spaces for important conversations.

07/06/2020

A webinar can be boring. Endless powerpoint slides, right? It doesn't have to be that way--and it shouldn't be, particularly on important subjects that impact us personally and professionally. If you're looking for your next personal and professional development opportunity--this is it--and it's only $27 this week (with code: "FRIEND2020")! How do you engage yourself and others, such as families and workplaces, in dialogue around racism, gender inclusivity, and sexuality? Join to find out.

Need to reflect on your personal positionality, or how to engage others, such as your family or workplace, on important topics such as race, gender, and sexuality? Learn how to start dialogue and create brave spaces for important conversations.