Published Book

Anxious: Advocating for Students with Anxiety, Because What if it Turns Out Right?/ 2020


"Being an advocate does not require you to suffer from the issues for which you champion. Rather, it requires you to take the risk to learn what it is these students need and design a classroom culture that is safe for all students and their anxiety."
- Christine Ravesi-Weinstein, Anxious (2020)

About Christine

Christine Ravesi-Weinstein currently serves as a high school Assistant Principal in Massachusetts, USA, and previously worked as a high school science department chair for four years and classroom teacher for 15. Diagnosed with anxiety and depression at 23, Christine began her journey towards mental wellness. She began a non-profit organization in June of 2017 aimed at removing the stigma of mental illness and promoting physical activity as a means to cope with anxiety.

As an avid writer and educator, Christine became passionate about bridging the two with her advocacy for mental health. Since March of 2019, she has had numerous nationally published articles including the number one most read article of 2019 on eSchool News (she also had the number six and eight most read articles in that year). 

Christine has presented at numerous national conferences including ASCD Empower and has provided professional development for educators in various districts. Christine is an MASCD Board Member and Times 10 author. Her first book, Anxious, was published in March 2020. Follow her work on Twitter @RavesiWeinstein and on YouTube at The Runner's High. 
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Awards

Sun Chronicle 20 Under 40 / 2018
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Christine was named one of the 20 most aspiring
and outstanding leaders under the age of 40 in the
​greater Attleboro, MA communities.