The Words We Needed

Rochelle Wilson

The Words We Needed is a podcast created and hosted by educational consultant and author Rochelle Wilson. Launched in April 2026, the podcast focuses on social-emotional learning (SEL), healing-centered spaces, and trauma-responsive perspectives in education and life. The heart of the show is about unpacking the conversations, affirmations, and emotional language that people—especially educators and young people—needed to hear growing up or during seasons of collective difficulty, such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Through solo episodes and interviews with guests, the podcast explores how to foster deep student engagement, cultivate emotional wellness, and build supportive environments where communities can heal and thrive together.

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  1. 6月27日

    Episode 2: The State of Regulation with Katie Wiseman

    Episode 2: The State of Regulation featuring Katie Wiseman In this conversation, we explore what regulation really means, why behavior is often communication, and how environments shape our ability to access learning, connection, and growth. If you work with children, lead teams, support families, or care about creating spaces where people can thrive, this episode offers a perspective worth sitting with. Watch the full episode and join the conversation. What part resonated with you most? Katherine’s profile linkedin.com/in/katherine-wiseman-advocacytransitionadministration Email info.elevateplay@gmail.com #TheWordsWeNeeded #StateLiteracy #Regulation #TraumaInformed #Education #EducationalLeadership #Wellbeing #LearningEnvironment

    30 分鐘

  2. 6月26日

    Episode 3: Building Youth Autonomy with Fran Kenton

    How do we guide young people toward independence without over-controlling or stepping away entirely? In Episode 3 of The Words We Needed, we sit down with the incredible Fran Kenton to explore the delicate art of Building Youth Autonomy. Whether you are a parent, educator, mentor, or youth worker, this conversation offers practical, heart-centered insights on stepping back so the next generation can step up. Fran breaks down why autonomy is crucial for mental resilience, how to navigate the fear of letting them fail, and the specific shifts in language we can use to empower youth today.

    23 分鐘

  3. 6月11日

    Episode 1: The Power of Belonging with Kylah Seabrooks

    In Episode 1 of The Words We Needed Podcast, we sit down with Kylah Seabrooks for a powerful and honest conversation on The Power of Belonging. Together, we reflect on our personal experiences with truancy and absenteeism—sharing the real challenges we faced as students and how those moments shaped who we are today. Now as educators, we dive into how those past struggles influence the way we show up for young people. From building meaningful relationships to creating spaces where students feel seen, heard, and valued, this episode highlights why belonging is at the heart of engagement. If you’ve ever wondered what truly keeps students connected and committed, this conversation offers insight, empathy, and practical perspective you won’t want to miss. 🌐 www.kseabrooksedconsulting.com 📱 IG: @kseabrooksedconsulting 💼 LinkedIn: K. Seabrooks Educational Consulting 📘 Facebook: K. Seabrooks Educational Consulting

    24 分鐘
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The Words We Needed is a podcast created and hosted by educational consultant and author Rochelle Wilson. Launched in April 2026, the podcast focuses on social-emotional learning (SEL), healing-centered spaces, and trauma-responsive perspectives in education and life. The heart of the show is about unpacking the conversations, affirmations, and emotional language that people—especially educators and young people—needed to hear growing up or during seasons of collective difficulty, such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Through solo episodes and interviews with guests, the podcast explores how to foster deep student engagement, cultivate emotional wellness, and build supportive environments where communities can heal and thrive together.

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  • 創作者
    Rochelle Wilson
  • 活躍年份
    2026年
  • 單集
    3
  • 分級
    兒童適宜
  • 版權
    © 2026 Rochelle Wilson