How one Nurse Coach is creating community and noticed a gap in community services which lead to her establishing Elevate Wellness Center in Fairbanks, AK.
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Deborah McElligott, AHN-BC, HWNC-BC was recognized June 12th at the 41st Annual Conference as AHNA’s Holistic Nurse of the Year. This award recognizes a new nurse who dedicates themselves to a holistic path, applies creative holistic practices, and epitomizes holism in their personal and professional life.
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When you move more freely, it allows you to follow your heart, and this offers many more opportunities to feel joy and happiness.
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Nurse Coaching can give you new ears to hear what patient’s and client’s goals are and give them a voice to express their goals and what they really want to work on.
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Creating Nurse Coaching magic. Nurse Coaching is magical. There’s magic in that pause, in that space-the magic allows that person you’re with to connect with their true self and be it and that’s when the magic happens.
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Embracing self-care as soul-care can shift the way you care for yourself, without caring about yourself, especially when one feels self-critical, or in self-doubt, wise words form Lindsay Johnson in this podcast about Nurse Coaching.
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“Preparing nurses to become credentialed nationally through AHNCC as board certified holistic nurses and nurse coaches and also preparing cannabis nurses to become competent as a holistic cannabis nurse coach until national board certification is available has been such a fun a fulfilling way to serve back to the world in the nursing profession after a forceful leave at the clinical bedside due to a work related traumatic brain injury.” Dominique creatively became a holistic nurse entrepreneur and through her unique experience, created and launched her own wellness business that was an authentic fit for her needs and now helps aspiring holistic nurse entrepreneurs leverage and transform with their innersage to create and launch their sustainable wellness business and signature wellness workshops with a step-by-step remedy towards their nurse owned wellness business success supporting authentic transformation in others. “I’ve learned that there is always another way to accomplish your goals, dreams, and aspirations and that it is okay if your path looks different than others. Bearing witness to what holistic nursing, nurse coaching, and cannabis nursing has done for me is just what I needed in my life and is exactly why I need to serve it back out to other nurses and to the world.”
Please check out her website at https://sageintegrativewellness.com/ and feel free to contact her with any questions at dominique@sageintegrativewellness.com or book a free 60 minute consultation to discover what integrative pathway aligns best for your needs at https://sagescheduling.as.me/.
“My grandson had given me the idea for the book one night early in April when we were chatting about him going home the next day. He had been visiting for a few days and did not want to go home. I told him he had to go home and get back to school. He had already had school cancelled for over a month due to the pandemic, but the word was they were starting back the next week. He said, “Grandma, I’m not going back to school.” and I asked him why? He replied, “You know Grandma, because of that “thing.” Little did we know at that time, but the virus he referred to as a “thing” would truly keep him from going to school for quite some time.”
I am hopeful that my book helps parents and teachers coach their children during the pandemic, to help their children understand more about all the changes, and why all the changes that were going on around the pandemic.
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As I write this, I’m thinking of how this year started for me. Most definitely, my year did not start out with me feeling “quite well.” We all started 2020 with different dreams and plans for the year. Most of us had dreams and plans that were far different than where we ended up in the midst of the pandemic. My plan was to start up my part-time virtual nurse coaching business, but that didn’t happen until early Fall, and it actually has turned into nurse coaching by way of writing, which was not what I had planned at all. Here is a little peek at how my story of 2020 unfolds:
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Billy Rosa, PhD, MBE, NP-BC, AHN-BC, HWNC-BC, FAAN, recently served as co-editor for the 8th edition of Dossey & Keegan’s Holistic Nursing: A Handbook for Practice. This book continues the proud lineage of holistic nursing scholarship across theory, research, and evidence-based practice domains. In addition, he is lead researcher for special commissioned report by the World Innovation Summit for Health, on Nurses and Health Equity: Guidelines for Tackling the Social Determinants of Health with social determinants expert, Professor Sir Michael Marmot. With foreword by World Health Organization (WHO) Chief Nursing Officer, Elizabeth Iro, and commitment statements from the world’s major nursing and health organizations, the report offers more than 70 global, national, and nurse level recommendations to advance health equity by acting on the social determinants. Dr. Rosa is currently working with the International Association for Hospice & Palliative Care as their Designated U.S.A. Advocacy Focal Point to hold the government accountable for supporting policies that promote universal palliative care access. In addition, he is an American Psychosocial Oncology Society Health Equity Scholar, focusing on LGBTQ+ palliative care equity initiatives, and an International Council of Nurses Global Nursing Leadership Institute Scholar, who is collaborating with colleagues in the WHO Regions of the Americas to create collaborative opportunities to increase nurse leadership in health policy. Throughout the pandemic, Dr. Rosa has published more than 30 articles and editorials, many of which call for increased nursing action on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and increased palliative care access. His recent JAMA Health Forum manuscript emphasizes the integration of palliative care into all serious illness care as a human right. He will be inducted to the inaugural class of the Global Academy of Holistic Nursing Scholars this summer. You can follow him on Twitter or check out his website for direct access to free access publications where available.
Creating Community to Fill the Gap- Jodi Tansky, BSN, RN, HN-BC, HWNC-BC