Although October is “Breast Cancer Awareness” Month, Breast Cancer Awareness is Every Month Susan Luck, Founder, Earthrose Breast Cancer Prevention lies in understanding the complexity and interconnectedness of our environment, genetics, food supply, lifestyle habits,
Susan J. Luck RN, BS, MA, HN-BC, CCN, HWNC-BC Women in the United State face a greater lifetime risk of breast cancer than any previous generation, with rates having tripled during the past
What do nurse coaches do? Nurse coaches are trusted professionals emerging as pioneers on the vast frontier of our nation’s health care reform. Nurses possess the essential tools to create health coaching programs
“Thank you for the work that you do, you all are angels!” This is something families tell me as a hospice nurse. It is good to be appreciated. It brings ease to an
The Theory of Integrative Nurse Coaching The roots of nurse coaching began with the legacy of Florence Nightingale (1820-1910), and her words continue to inspire us today (Dossey, 2010; NIGH, n.d.). The Nurse
I have come to believe that life provides all sorts of directions if I only pause in the road to “see” the choices. I have also come to believe that the universe conspires
I just read AHNA’s Beginnings on Nurse Coaching. Your article stood out like a brilliant light. Why? As you of course know, your emphasis on theory separated your article from the others. The
I left Harmony Hill reflecting on the days I spent with my fellow AINCP family. Never before have I felt so at home in my own skin. This experience was different in that
From the day I received notice that I was a Board Certified Nurse Coach, I set out to find an environment where I could use the skill set that I came to love
My Journey as an Integrative Nurse Coach® began in New York City in 2010. I am a proud graduate of the first class of INCCP which was held in NYC at the Alma
On Thursday June 18, 2015 Peggy Schmidt and Holly Miller (Cohort 3 INCCP) presented “Expanding the Role of Nurses as Wellness Coaches” at the National Wellness Conference in Minneapolis, MN. We presented there
PICTURE: Left to right: Maria C. (Mary) Mazzer, BA, RN, HNB-BC, HWNC-BC, Integrative Healing Practitioner at Valley; Ann Marie Leichman, MSN, RN, NEA-BC, CNO at Valley; Marcie Resnicoff, AHNA Board of Director-at-Large, Carol
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Florence Nightingale (1820–1910), the philosophical founder of modern secular nursing and the first recognized nurse theorist, was an integralist. An integralist is a person who focuses on the individual and the collective, the
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One our of four Nurses have been assaulted. Abuse is never your fault. Connecting to your safe place brings to mind workplace violence that Nurses
The realm of nursing is ever-evolving, continually embracing novel approaches to move toward patient-centered care. One such innovative strategy is hypnosis, an often-underestimated tool with
There is no better tool for growing your Nurse-based business than interprofessional collaboration. We all know that client referrals are the bread and butter of
Nurses are always looking for new ways to expand their knowledge and develop new skills in order to more effectively help their patients. Today, as
