Beyond Self Care

Gail Markin
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This podcast explores an approach to the well-being of educators that goes beyond self care. Following a book club format, the author of the book, Beyond Self Care, Gail Markin discusses each chapter with a selection of invited guests.

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  1. ÉPISODE 1

    Why Psychological Safety, Why Now?

    In this episode, Gail and her co-host Jade explore what psychological safety really looks like in practice. They discuss why learning often involves discomfort and interpersonal risk, and why it shouldn’t rely solely on individuals being brave. The conversation examines how everyday interactions, responses to feedback, and moments of failure signal whether it is truly safe to speak up and learn. Bridging research and real-world experience, this episode invites listeners to reflect on how psychological safety is created and sustained over time.

    38 min

  2. ÉPISODE 2

    Psychological Safety in Meetings

    Beyond Self Care

    55 min

  3. ÉPISODE 3

    Psychological Safety and Fiduciary Duty

    In this episode of the Beyond Self-Care Podcast, Gail Markin and Jade Garratt explore how fiduciary duty, as outlined in British Columbia’s School Act, is understood and enacted by school leaders. Drawing on research with principals and vice principals, they examine how this responsibility can sometimes be interpreted as a need to stay silent or fully align, even in internal conversations. What begins as a duty to represent the board publicly can, in practice, shape how safe leaders feel to speak openly. This episode invites listeners to reflect on how policies are interpreted within systems, and how greater clarity and conversation can support voice, trust, and psychological safety.

    42 min

  4. ÉPISODE 4

    Power and Hierarchy: How Safety Is Shaped

    Gail Markin and Jade Garratt explore how power and hierarchy shape psychological safety, influencing who speaks, who hesitates, and how risk is experienced in teams. This episode focuses on moving beyond intention to better understand structure, authority, and participation in real-world environments.

    48 min

  5. ÉPISODE 5

    Unwritten and Unexamined Rules Shape Your Workplace

    In Episode 5 of Psychological Safety: Research to Practice, Dr. Gail Markin, Jade Garratt, and guest Kevin Reimer explore the unwritten rules that shape workplace culture and psychological safety. They discuss how people learn what is safe by observing how others are treated when they speak up, challenge ideas, or make mistakes, and how these invisible rules influence belonging, reputation, and even career trajectory. This episode explores in-groups and out-groups, the fear of being labeled a troublemaker, the pressure to appear confident, and how leaders can create explicit norms and predictable responses that make it safer for people to contribute.

    48 min
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This podcast explores an approach to the well-being of educators that goes beyond self care. Following a book club format, the author of the book, Beyond Self Care, Gail Markin discusses each chapter with a selection of invited guests.

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  • Créateur
    Gail Markin
  • Épisodes
    22
  • Saisons
    4
  • Classement
    Tout public
  • Copyright
    © Gail Markin 2023
  • Site Web de l’émission
    Beyond Self Care

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