by Elizabeth | Dec 11, 2013 | Blog, Nursing career
Last night we wrapped up my group coaching course, Six Weeks of Support for Self. And even though I’ve run this course several times now it never gets old. As I was telling the participants last night as we were finishing the final call I shared with them how...
by Elizabeth | Dec 9, 2013 | Blog, Health Tips
Guest post by Jill Thomas, CCHT Going on a diet is a little bit like taking an Advil for a broken arm. Sure if it works it might take the pain away for a little while but it won’t heal the underlying problem. Overeating and the resulting weight gain is a symptom of...
by Elizabeth | Dec 6, 2013 | Blog, Burnout
As a nurse do you ever feel as if the world is against you? Do you ever experience difficulties with balancing giving and receiving? In fact, do you secretly feel you give too much- too much time, energy, or effort? Are you always helping everyone and everybody?...
by Elizabeth | Dec 4, 2013 | Blog, Resilience
To follow up on my recent question of the ability to be ‘right’ and ‘happy’ at the same time, I venture to point out to you: it’s all about perspective. A physician puts you down in the operating room, what can you do? A colleague gives...
by Elizabeth | Dec 2, 2013 | Blog, Nursing career
What is our fascination with being ‘right’? Think about it. When someone challenges you, what do you typically do? Defend yourself? Argue? Stand your ground? Or back down, letting the assailant win? (Never! LOL) This fascinating set of circumstances can...
by Elizabeth | Nov 29, 2013 | Blog, Nursing career
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