Alumni Posts
Nurse Leaders: Inspiring Positive Change
I am always inspired by the qualities of Nurse Leaders, those in our midst, and those who have gone before us
Nicole Vienneau
May 23, 2020
I am always inspired by the qualities of Nurse Leaders, those in our midst, and those who have gone before us
In an Integrative Nurse Coach® model, the Nurse Coach explores the complex relationship of nutrition and the meaning of food in
What is the Role of the Nurse Coach? “The professional Nurse Coach is a registered nurse who integrates coaching competencies into
Checkout the article by Integrative Nurse Coach® Certificate Program grads, Nicole Vienneau and Denise Ervin, published in AHNA’s June 2019 Beginnings
In an increasingly interconnected world, the lines between local and global are becoming blurred—especially in healthcare. Integrative Nurse Coaches are cutting-edge
Being a board-certified Nurse Coach Entrepreneur has created opportunities that I longed for in my nursing career. For over 15 years
Susan J. Luck RN, BS, MA, HN-BC, CCN, HWNC-BC Women in the United State face a greater lifetime risk of breast
What do nurse coaches do? Nurse coaches are trusted professionals emerging as pioneers on the vast frontier of our nation’s health
INCA is proud to welcome 22 amazing nurses into the Integrative Nurse Coach® community. After 120 hours of rewarding studies, the following
The following graduates of our Integrative Nurse Coach® Certificate Program successfully passed the most recent Nurse Coach Board Certification test through
INCA Graduate, Christine Gilchrist, reflects on her experience joining the Integrative Nurse Coach® community, becoming Associate Faculty and presenting at the Integrative Healthcare Symposium.
Objectives Examine the Nurse Coach role and the implications for healthcare reform. Explore the role of the Nurse Coach in Lifestyle
Like Integrative Nurse Coaches, Nightingale was concerned with the most basic needs of human beings and all aspects of the environment (clean air, water, food, housing, etc.)—local to global.
This week I was invited to present a live web conference on “Holistic and Integrative Modalities for Pain Management” for the Visiting Nurse Association of America (VNAA), a national association that represents hospice and home care nurses. To be invited to speak on this topic clearly indicates the interest in these practices for patients who are in pain in all settings and the need to address this critical issue in health care.