Want Your Vision to Stay Sharp and Healthy? Check Out These 11 Preventative Eye Care Tips A Guest Post by Aaron Barriga
A pair of black reading glasses or spectacles on an Snell en eye chart Sharp and healthy vision is extremely precious. Ask those who are not blessed with it! But if you don’t care for what you have, it can go away. So this article is here with 11 essential [...]
Is Meditation In the Workplace a Good Thing or Just Another Wellness Hack? A Guest Post by Vytautas Vaitkevicius
Creating a Happy & Inspiring Workplace Culture depends on so many details. Still, there's always a small but meaningful action that you can take to improve it, especially for such stressful yet compassionate professions as a caregiver. Meditation is undoubtedly one of those actions! Is it the ultimate wellness hack? [...]
A Conversation and Q&A with AORN CEO Linda Groah, president of AORN Holly Ervine, and AORN’s Professional Coach Dr. Phyllis Quinlan
Nurses have been identified as "The Most Trusted Profession" in America for 17 plus years. Why are so many of America's most trusted nursing professionals so frustrated and angry and what can we, as leaders, do to reconnect to our passion for nursing? A conversation with real questions submitted by [...]
Breaking Down the 7 Dimensions of Senior Health and Wellness A Guest Post by Gabrielle Baglino
Breaking down and understanding the dimensions of senior health and wellness enables each of us to live our life to what we define as our fullest. While dreams might change as time passes, there are ways to maintain optimum health to pursue them as you grow older. Understanding this basic [...]
Alcohol and Substance Abuse and Seniors: Here’s What Caregivers Need to Know A Guest Post Monika Heft
According to the National Council on Drug and Alcohol Dependence, there are approximately 2.4 million older adults in the U.S.A. who are suffering from the issues of drugs and alcohol. However, despite its frequency among seniors, substance abuse has been labeled as an invisible epidemic by the (SAMHSA)Substance Abuse [...]
5 Tips To Improve Diversity And Inclusion In The Workplace A Guest Post by Lauren Groff
Headline Change, concept of Change Diversity and inclusion in the workplace are important issues that require direct address. A diverse workforce provides many benefits, including fresh perspectives and innovation. An inclusive environment enhances employee productivity and leads to a happier, more dedicated workforce. Here are 5 actionable steps [...]
Meditation and Yoga: How They Can Help Seniors and Their Caregivers A Guest Post by Beverly Nelson
Photo by JD Mason on Unsplash When a senior is no longer able to perform daily tasks safely on their own, a caregiver is the person who steps in and takes care of those responsibilities. Caregivers can be formal (paid) or informal (unpaid). Informal caregivers are typically family members caring [...]
Knowledge or Nonsense: Workplace Bullying and Creating A Healthy Work Environment with Phyllis Quinlan, PhD , RN, Executive Coach
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Setting Goals & Taking Action: How Much Money Will You Need for Retirement? A Guest Post by Gregory Rozdeba
2018 goals - handwriting in black ink on a sticky note with a Christmas tree New Year resolutions concept. Retirement planning can be tricky. With average life expectancy increasing, it’s hard to predict how many years of retirement you’ll have, let alone how much money you’ll need. None [...]
Nurses, Sleep and Patient Safety: How To Balance Work With Healthy Sleep Habits A Guest Post by Elizabeth Hines
Nurses tend to work around the clock to ensure the safety and care of their patients. In fact, according to Nurse Theory, many nurse work the following shift intervals: 8-hour 10-hour 12-hour, OR 16-hour Even with long hours, many nurses can grow tired at some point. Thus, sleep deprivation starts [...]
Multiple Barriers: The Challenges Faced When Integrating Family Caregivers Into Health Care Teams, And How These Can Be Overcome A Guest Post by George J. Newton
Family members have historically been the primary caregivers to older and vulnerable relatives, and traditionally close-knit families have relied on local relatives for care. Even as the private care industry booms, there are still over 50 million family caregivers operating in America alone. Family caregivers are often close at hand [...]
A Delicate Balance: The Tao Te Ching/Verse Thirty
The Tao Te Ching: Verse Five The one who uses the Tao to advise the ruler Does not dominate the world with soldiers Such methods tend to be returned The place where the troops camp Thistles and thorns grow Following the great army There must be an inauspicious year A [...]
