
Bernii Godwin: Misconceptions about behaviour, inner work and taking collective responsibility for school culture.
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Today, we’re joined by Bernii Godwin, a dedicated educator and behaviour specialist with over two decades of experience in transforming school and family cultures. With a master’s in Social Work, a Graduate Certificate in Neuropsychotherapy, and a background in criminology and youth justice, she brings a wealth of knowledge to her work. Bernii helps schools, children, and families create internally responsible behaviour cultures that foster healthy boundaries, respect, and love. Her expertise has led to powerful cultural shifts, moving communities away from fear and control toward trust, honour, and joyful responsibility. As a Loving on Purpose Trainer, a John Maxwell Team Member, and a Maxwell Method DISC Consultant, Bernii empowers educators and families with tools to cultivate lasting change. In this episode, she shares insights on behaviour, leadership, and the transformative power of connection. Get ready for a thought-provoking conversation that will inspire positive change in education and beyond!
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