BRAIN HEALTH and our ENVIRONMENT Living in our modern world, we are all increasingly challenged knowing that our external environment is
Earth Day – As we celebrate Earth Day, 2020, and the International Year of the Nurse, let us continue to uphold Nightingale’s legacy and take a leadership role in impacting the health and wellbeing of all populations, local to global.
With the change of the seasons, from fall to winter, it is important to be aware of our physical, mental, emotional
Although October is “Breast Cancer Awareness” Month, Breast Cancer Awareness is Every Month Susan Luck, Founder, Earthrose Institute on Women and Children’s Health
Susan J. Luck RN, BS, MA, HN-BC, CCN, HWNC-BC Women in the United State face a greater lifetime risk of breast
One of my passions in my nursing career has been to open up the conversation about ‘end of life’ in our
NURSES FOR GLOBAL HEALTH Lifestyle factors are a bigger threat today than communicable diseases, according to the World Health Organization. In
Many physicians recognize the need for families to make lifestyle changes, and may even encourage their patients to increase physical activity and improve their diets. However, more is needed. If a physician recommends an increase in physical activity or changes in diet, the whole family needs support and ongoing guidance in making those changes. Nurses, and specifically Nurse Coaches, have the skills and expertise to effectively support families in making changes to reverse these escalating patterns of illness for a more sustainable future.
Barbara Dossey had the opportunity to join Nurse Coach Keith Carlson on his RN/FM Internet/ radio show. In the interview she
Environmental health has been a key factor in nursing’s holistic and integrative view of health from the beginning of the nursing
Today, with mounting research on how our environment influences our health throughout the lifecycle, how do we, as Nurse Coaches integrate this often missing link into our coaching and self care practice?
As a nurse coach, I work with nurses, individuals, groups, and communities seeking experiences of healing and wholeness. My practice, Osage Nurse Coaching, provides a farm-based center for healing. Inspired by the work of Kentucky author and poet Wendell Berry related to culture and agriculture, I believe that being connected to the rhythms and seasons of the farm can inspire others on their journey to wholeness and well being. Farms and farming can teach us about health and healing.
