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True care, responsibility and the miracles that unfold
A palliative care nurse’s observation about the miracles that can occur when true care is offered and responded to.
When the body leads the way
Realising the innate wisdom of our bodies and the simplicity that unfolds when we listen to them
The entitlement to ill health because health care is free
Does free health care feed lack of responsibility for our own health?
To hold a new born baby
A new born baby is and represents the purity we all are, not a blank canvas as some would have us believe…
The magic of mentoring
How being mentored has inspired me to be a mentor for others
Washing hands and taking a moment
The simplicity of taking reflective caring moments in the midst of our days
The impact of our lived way on those we care for
What happens when we take care of ourselves and allow ourselves to be cared for?
Observations of a health professional working in palliative care
A nurse’s sharing about appreciating and valuing the work we do whilst also exposing the damage of ‘should do better’.
The issue with tissues
How do we deal with tears as health professionals?
Patient services – more than just admin
The all embracing observations of a ward clerk
Is anyone’s job really more important or less important than anyone else’s?
A midwife’s realisation of how she perceives the value of different job roles
Delicacy at work in the health care profession
There is a quality of delicacy possible, which when experienced and felt in the body, is so exquisite and so impactful that it deserves consideration.