
Phyllis Fagell, LCPC
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Author: MIDDLE SCHOOL MATTERS & MIDDLE SCHOOL SUPERPOWERS. K-12 counselor & therapist. Journalist: @WashingtonPost @CNN. Find me on Instagram/Threads: @pfagell.
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#Resilience‼️”Be proactive. It’s helpful to acknowledge and accept your emotions during hard times, but it’s also important to help you foster self-discovery by asking yourself, “What can I do about a problem in my life?” … “ Research Press ResilienceAcrossBorders Phyllis Fagell, LCPC Dr. Tim Cavell (he/him)


Learn how to help your students better manage stress. Don't miss this free webinar with Phyllis Fagell, LCPC on May 6 at 4pm ET. #k12 #stress bit.ly/42G0Xmj



Time to start building your summer stack! 📚😎 Here's a selection that also make for great team book studies. All available from the AMLE Store: amle.org/store @pfagell @brooklynraney @beyond_the_desk @jberckemeyer @lauriebarron @wmspal pubertypodcast






Happy book birthday to Dr. Alissa Jerod! I got an early peek at EMOTION-SAVVY PARENTING--see my enthusiastic review--& I'm thrilled parents everywhere now have access to this great guide full of ways to make parenting more joyful & deepen connections with kids. Alissa Jerud, PhD





Congratulations and happy book birthday, Melinda Wenner Moyer! Check out this great review of Melinda Wenner Moyer's new book -- Hello, Cruel World -- in New Scientist.


From integrating AI, to emotional intelligence for the middle school leader AND student - there's something for every educator at AMLE25! Rick Wormeli @verniccaWynter @pfagell Meet all our keynote & featured voices & make your plans to join us in Indy: amle.org/annual/speaker…


Helping #families and #teens navigate #AI. SCCAP @fosi Phyllis Fagell, LCPC Dr. Jerri Lynn Hogg @HoggJL Ginger Lerner-Wren apa.org/topics/artific…



“I often insist to friends I had the best view on campus… a window into the lives of my peers.” In her Valedictory address, Emily Fagell ’25, former editor-in-chief of The Dartmouth, reflected on how, through reporting, she found not just stories but connection.