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Welcome to the School Health Educators Podcast, where we bring you the latest and most relevant information on health education for your students.

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Sep 8, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Hanging out with the HPE Hangout Podcasters (opens the original)

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    This episode introduces fellow health educators from the Midwest who are passionate about and deeply committed to school health education. After sharing their backgrounds and areas of passion, guests Stephen Chapin, Matthew Hagedorn, and Ian Lacasse discuss the HPE Hangout podcast and their experiences in the field. Click here to watch this episode on the School Health Educators podcast channel. To be a guest on the School Health Educators’ Podcast or to contact Lori about other things, email he

  2. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Making the Connection Between Health Education and SEL (opens the original)

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    Health education closely aligns with the social and emotional learning (SEL) concepts embraced by many schools. In this episode, guests Michelle Rawcliffe and Emily Zien discuss the current work of SHAPE America’s National Health Education Council to update the 2019 Health Education/SEL Crosswalk. They explain that the goal of the updated document is to advocate for and support health educators in their efforts to teach social, emotional, and mental health content, while also developing students

  3. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    What is your WHY? (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Lori asks the question, “What is your why for teaching and supporting school health education?” She then shares her own answer, highlighting three reasons that inspire her work. Click here to watch this on the School Health Educators podcast channel. To be a guest on the School Health Educators’ Podcast or to contact Lori about other things, email her at schoolhealtheducators@gmail.com or check out her websites at: www.schoolhealtheducators.org and www.lorireichel.com .

  4. Episode · Jul 21, 2026

    Missed These? The Current School Health Educators 2026 Episodes (opens the original)

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    Before you dive into your next year of teaching health education, why not explore the School Health Educators’ Podcast? In this episode, Lori gives a quick, engaging roundup of every episode released so far this year, making it easy to discover the conversations, strategies, and teaching ideas that can inspire your classroom. Whether you’re looking for fresh lesson ideas or practical tips, you’ll find the perfect episode to press play on. Remember you can watch this episode on the School Health

  5. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    Body-Mind-Spirit Healing of the Nervous System with Dr. Paula Youmell (opens the original)

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    Dr. Paula Youmell returns to the podcast to discuss how teachers can reset their nervous system over this or any school break. Her ideas include being in nature, eating real foods including healthy fats, getting sunlight and moonlight, and performing inner conscious connection activity (ex. doing yoga, breathing exercises, knitting, praying). Remember you can watch this episode on the School Health Educators YouTube channel here. Email Dr. Paula Youmell at pyoumell@gmail.com and/or check out her

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