Together, we can create a future where new nurses remain in the profession and thrive,

We believe the soul needs four essential things —Quiet Moments, Gratitude, Giving Back, and A Future Hope. Just like food and water,

winter solstice, when the longest night of the year gives way to the gradual return of light we are offered a unique opportunity for reflect

Together, we’re not just addressing burnout—we’re changing the culture of healthcare to one that values wholistic well-being.

Gratitude often begins with paying attention: noticing the beauty around us, the support of others, or even the small victories of the day.

By holding onto hope, we can visualize and create a better way forward—not just for ourselves but for everyone we care for.

Each of these works offered unique perspectives and insights, fueling our passion for supporting and uplifting those in the healthcare field

Embrace the journey toward wholistic well-being—it's a path that takes us beyond survival to thriving

Preceptors, mentors, spiritual directors, and life coaches each play a vital role in nurturing our professional and personal development

As a nurse, you are a scientist, a healer, and an activist, embodying the best of what it means to care for humanity.

Empower Your Career Transition with Wholistic Tools for Healthy Exits and New Beginnings in Your Nursing Career

Consider incorporating these mobility practices and note the difference it makes for your patients, your hospital, and your well-being

Intuition plays a pivotal role in clinical judgment, enabling nurses to assess situations quickly, anticipate needs, and respond effectively

Health care providers who focus on being with patients and feeling provide more wholistic and effective healing action.

Infusing daily routines with intention and mindfulness will create transformative and life-giving rituals.

CODE YOU is proving to be more than a course; it's a voyage of self-discovery, a narrative of resilience, and a symphony of renewal.

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I could see something healing come over her as she began to shift awkwardly in her seat. We were in a CODE YOU zoom session and had asked...