June 06, 2023How Jesus Cares for Caregivers When caring for people means experiencing their suffering, we can sometimes wonder, who’s caring for me?
April 18, 2023Nurses, Empathy, and Blind Spots Some patients trigger reactions in our conscious or unconscious selves; the result may harm or hamper proper nursing care.
March 21, 2023Faith: A Mental Health Anchor Hope, buoyed by faith and Christian community, sustains us when mental health is our struggle.
February 07, 2023Seeing Jesus in Someone’s Feet Caring for a person’s feet can translate into much needed whole-person care.
January 24, 2023Engaging: Key to Easing Elders’ Isolation Nurses are wired to care—let’s recognize the older people around us who are starved for social connection and interaction
January 03, 2023Nurses Need Nature Medicine Nature as therapy is an evidence-based concept, and nurses would be wise to take advantage of God’s natural wonders.
September 20, 2022Advocating for Basic Health Nurses who care about health equity are powerful advocates for the sometimes invisible people who face numerable barriers to care.
August 02, 2022Rebuff Mental Health’s Stigma Nurses can change the landscape of mental health, one person at a time, including facing our own mental health needs.
July 19, 2022Christian Nursing After Roe v. Wade Our responses to people faced with an unplanned pregnancy should mirror Christ’s action
March 22, 2022Benefiting from Trauma Inner transformation is one way trauma can result in positive personal benefits. Here’s how nurses can profit from the hard things we’ve endured.
