About Bounceback for Educators
Bounceback is a digital health platform that delivers on-demand wellness-focused professional development for K-12 educators.
Bounceback is a comprehensive program — created by educators, for educators — to help adults in the school community.
- Manage and reduce stress
- Improve overall health and well-being
- Earn professional development points
Bounceback is for educators who want less stress and calm classrooms.
- Affordable: Low-cost and eligible for federal funds
- Evidence-Based: Aligned with proven practices cited by healthcare providers
- Convenient: On-demand access anytime, anywhere, on any device
- Reliable: Same technology used by major video-streaming services
91% of educators experience job-related stress sometimes, frequently, or always.
It’s All Connected. A growing body of research confirms a link between teacher stress and student outcomes.
Reimagining professional development as a digital health offering, a concept that Bounceback calls "job-embedded wellness," can help K-12 educators manage stress and improve well-being — which, of course, ultimately benefits students.
Bounceback is a comprehensive program — created by educators, for educators — to help adults in the school community.
- Manage and reduce stress
- Improve overall health and well-being
- Earn professional development points
Bounceback is for educators who want less stress and calm classrooms.
- Affordable: Low-cost and eligible for federal funds
- Evidence-Based: Aligned with proven practices cited by healthcare providers
- Convenient: On-demand access anytime, anywhere, on any device
- Reliable: Same technology used by major video-streaming services
91% of educators experience job-related stress sometimes, frequently, or always.
It’s All Connected. A growing body of research confirms a link between teacher stress and student outcomes.
Reimagining professional development as a digital health offering, a concept that Bounceback calls "job-embedded wellness," can help K-12 educators manage stress and improve well-being — which, of course, ultimately benefits students.
