​CALMfident Leadership, Prioritizing Your Well-Being as a School Leader

​School leadership can be overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to be.
Join Vinita, a seasoned Principal and Leadership Consultant for School Leaders, for a transformative session designed specifically to help Principals and Vice Principals manage stress and lead with well-being at the forefront.

​In this 45-minute session, Vinita will guide you through the CALM Resilience Framework—a proven self-care model tailored for school leaders. Drawing from personal experience and current research, Vinita will offer actionable strategies to help you reclaim your well-being while navigating the complex demands of your role.

​What to Expect:

• ​Explore the CALM framework to prioritize your well-being and manage stress with intention.

• ​Discover practical tools and resources to customize the framework to your unique leadership journey.

• ​Connect with a community of fellow school leaders who are also committed to leading with resilience and calm in these challenging times.

​What is the CALM Framework?

• ​Connect & Collaborate to cultivate support networks

• ​Attitude of Gratitude & grace to create positive thinking patterns

• ​Lean into new learning for personal & professional growth

• ​Mindful Measures for stress management

​Why Should You Attend?

​This session is designed to reignite your passion for leadership by putting your well-being at the forefront. You will walk away feeling more CALMfident in your ability to lead, even amidst increasing workloads and competing demands. Plus, you’ll gain access to a network of like-minded leaders, all striving to create stronger, more connected school communities.

​Date Wednesday January 29th, 2025
Time: 7:00 pm EST
Platform: Online (via Zoom)

​Don’t miss this opportunity to invest in your own well-being and learn how to lead with CALM.
Register now to secure your spot in this inspiring and thought-provoking event!

​To connect with Vinita, check out her website and learn more about how she supports school leaders, HERE