Integrative Nurse Coaching
Letting Go of Luggage and Embracing Stillness in 2020
“You can fool a lot of yourself but you can’t fool the soul. That worrier.” -Mary Oliver.
Holly Kapusinski
October 31, 2020
“You can fool a lot of yourself but you can’t fool the soul. That worrier.” -Mary Oliver.
Integrative Health and Wellness Assessment Key points Integrative self-assessment is a first step in supporting goals and action steps to decrease
As Nurses and Nurse Coaches working with individuals, families, and communities, how can we support actions that influence change, reduce health
Health, wellness and wholeness is a lifelong process. It is understanding and connecting to the many sides of yourself, leading to
It’s easy to see the benefit in making healthy changes in our lives. More energy, better sleep, less pain with movement,
2020 has been traumatic and the majority of us are facing some form of survivor’s guilt. Traumatic experiences have ranged from
Me: “Hello, my name is Rosemarie Dominia, and I am an Integrative Nurse Coach.” You: “Is that like a Life Coach?”
Pandemic Reflection As I sit in front of my laptop staring at the screen displaying the live Cornell Bird Camera on
The World Health Organization (WHO) Executive Board designated “2020 Year of the Nurse and the Midwife” in honor of the 200th birth
A colleague asked if I would write an article to help boost the resilience and morale of staff on her hospital
No amount of medical knowledge will lessen the accountability for nurses to do what nurses do; that is, manage the environment
With a shift in consciousness, nurses can take action to improve the health of the population and the planet.
In Nightingale’s Footsteps— Individual to Global: Nurse Coaches to Environmental and Civil Society Activists Barbara Dossey – INCA Co-Founder Florence Nightingale
In an increasingly interconnected world, the lines between local and global are becoming blurred—especially in healthcare. Integrative Nurse Coaches are cutting-edge
Women in the United States face a greater lifetime risk of breast cancer than any previous generation, with rates having tripled