Bøger af Marilyn Powell

The first children's/young adult guide to living a successful life in their early years. It gives an account of talking to God about any and everything, Savings, Decision making, etc. The sub-title, If I knew then what I know now is a phrase that many adults, including myself use quite frequently. Kids Can Be Successful Too gives first-hand knowledge on some of the things adults learn later in life. KCBST is not going to eliminate the trial and error phases, but it is sure to minimize the basic mishaps of life.

This is an exciting children story book with (lessons to learn), lots and lots of BUZZZZZ, CROAACK and quirky little songs to the tune of [Five Little Ducks and You Can't Catch Me].

Nurses who daily witness trauma and death are strangely silent about sharing their distress and are often divisive and unsupportive of each other. Nursing management, seemingly blind to the stresses and grief carried by nurses and unwilling to even recognize these issues. What lies beneath these behaviors and can nurses provide effective care for clients when their own intrinsic needs remained unrecognized? These questions are explored in a participative research project with a team of 11 burnout community palliative care nurses. The group process begins with an exploration of the culture of nursing, revealing historical expectations of conformity and altruism still influencing expectations of nurses today. As the nurses¿ stories unfolded, the depths of caring and accumulated grief emerged. Embedded in the stories however was the realisation that their caring had been limited to their clients and was not extended to themselves or to each other. The resultant journey of healing transformed a burnout team to a vibrant, supportive community. This book will provide a template for nurse managers and educators in fostering a culture of empowerment and support within nursing teams.