Join Dr. Martha Libster and Tim Snyder for a Bamboo Bridge Global Tea House Event FRIDAY, JULY 7, 2023 10 AM – 4 PM Mohawk Nation – Akwesasne, New York
I. Healing Ritual with Plants II. Medicine Walk to Cecelia’s Pharmacies III. Braiding Sweetgrass Meditation
Registrations Limited – First Come First Served
Registration Closing Saturday June 17, 2023
Venue in Akwesasne is 1 1/2 hour drive from Montreal – 3 Hour Drive from Syracuse
July 6 – Dr Martha Teaching in Syracuse 5 – 6:30 PM EST “Integrative Precision Pharmacy”(Will be Broadcast for Attendees Not in Syracuse) Suggested Honorarium for July 6 and 7 $300.
On this episode of Good Day Ascension, Mary Natschke, BAS, RN, talks about how simple additions to daily routines can reduce stress in a dramatic way. The latest Good Day Ascension Podcast is now streaming on Apple http://ascn.io/6183GLlcz and Spotify http://ascn.io/6185GLlc3.
Rose Hosler, BSN, RN, HNB-BC, HWNC-BC Healing Services Cleveland Clinic Hillcrest Hospital Mayfield Heights , OH United States
Rose is truly a blessing to all the patients, families, and caregivers she encounters. Rose is always going above and beyond to support what is needed. One example of this is with a patient on 3 Seidman who was transitioning to hospice and having a hard time coping with pain and the transition home. Rose was asked to come up as soon as possible to support the patient with the nurse and nurse manager. She came to the unit within minutes and immediately started sitting, holding the patient’s hand, and talking in a calming voice to figure out what she could do to help the patient. Rose took over for the nurse manager rubbing the patient’s back and assumed care to create a connection one on one with the patient. Over the course of about 2 hours spent with the patient, Rose was able to help decrease the patient’s pain level from off the chart to a 2. She was also able to demonstrate interventions the patient could do at home to help with these episodes she was experiencing. Rose talked with the patient about her fears and anxiety and got the patient to be at a place of acceptance to transition home. This interaction truly demonstrates the care, compassion, and dedication Rose has to the patients she sees.
Another example of the impact Rose has been seen through her interaction with a caregiver. Rose had a caregiver who was dealing with the loss of multiple family members and was trying to give care and support to patients and families going through the end-of-life care. Rose was there to talk through what the caregiver was feeling and help push past the emotions and deal with the grief the caregiver was feeling. She was able to help relax and re-center the caregiver by providing reiki, aromatherapy, and offering other support touch. Rose was able to support this caregiver through such a difficult time and made an impact on how this caregiver can support others through grief. Her selflessness, empathy, and offering of support make a difference to everyone she encounters.
The Holistic Nursing Fellowship Program was launched in 2022 through a collaborative effort between the American Holistic Nurses Credentialing Corporation (AHNCC) and the American Holistic Nurses Association (AHNA). Through this alliance, AHNCC and AHNA are partnering with other nursing organizations to increase inclusivity and diversity among our certificants and membership.
Sharlene Chisolm is a Family Nurse Practitioner and Intensive Care Registered Nurse, proudly serving with the Greater New York City Chapter of the Black Nurses Association. Working on the Covid-19 frontlines emphasized her passion for helping people optimize their lives using lifestyle and plant medicine. To further her studies she is studying functional medicine, cannabis medicine, and now pursuing board certification from the American Holistic Nurses Credentialing Corporation. She looks forward to serving the NYC communities in primary care and holistic nursing. AHNCC and AHNA are proud to offer this esteemed Fellowship to Carolyn Cros. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE HOLISTIC NURSING FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM.
The Holistic Nursing Fellowship Program was launched in 2022 through a collaborative effort between the American Holistic Nurses Credentialing Corporation (AHNCC) and the American Holistic Nurses Association (AHNA). Through this alliance, AHNCC and AHNA are partnering with other nursing organizations to increase inclusivity and diversity among our certificants and membership.
Carolyn Cros has been a nurse since 2018 when she passed her NCLEX. In 2020 she started working in Oncology. Carolyn currently has a BSN and is currently pursuing a BSN-DNP at the University of Alabama. This program is a double major in Family and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner. Carolyn obtained this fellowship through the joint venture with NAHN (National Association of Hispanic Nurses). AHNCC and AHNA are proud to offer this esteemed Fellowship to Carolyn Cros. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE HOLISTIC NURSING FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM.
The Holistic Nursing Fellowship Program was launched in 2022 through a collaborative effort between the American Holistic Nurses Credentialing Corporation (AHNCC) and the American Holistic Nurses Association (AHNA). Through this alliance, AHNCC and AHNA are partnering with other nursing organizations to increase inclusivity and diversity among our certificants and membership. The organizations choose recipients from their own membership. We are committed to uplift the contributions of holistic nurses from a wide range of backgrounds and identities, through knowledge sharing, that honors diverse healing traditions and perspectives. We serve to strengthen the holistic nurse specialty by broadening sociocultural awareness, in order to enhance our ability to provide optimal holistic care that is inclusive to all. This mission drives us to offer ourselves as instruments of healing, while also committing to equity, diversity, inclusion, belonging, and social justice as unifying forces of equality. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
Our hearts go out to the family and friends of Susan Luck. Susan was deeply involved in integrative health and nutrition, environmental health, holistic nursing, and nurse coaching. She co-founded the International Nurse Coach Association (INCA) where she was a developer of a international nurse coaching program. She also co-authored an award winning book, “Nurse Coaching: Integrative Approaches for Health and Wellbeing” (2015), as well as numerous articles dedicated to environmental health, education and advocacy. Susan was the founder and Education Director of Earthrose Institute a non-profit organization which was founded in response to the growing need to disseminate information, educate and investigate environmental links to women and children’s health and seeks to prevent toxic exposures in the home, workplace, food chain, and community. As a co-founder of INCA as an Integrative Nurse Coach educator, and holistic nurse, Susan promoted the well-being of others through her teaching, nurturing, facilitating, modeling, coaching and practice. Everyone that Susan touched was influenced by her strength, compassion, intelligence, and sense of humor and their lives were enhanced through those connections. Her legacy has made it a better world to live in and her work will be continued. For those wishing to support her work and legacy please go to:
