I met John at Sandgate Parkrun a few years ago, to find out that he was a nurse, and had worked in the field of nursing that I was...

Today I sent back our edits from our hard copy proof ready for our bulk order printing. How exhilarating this is, knowing that the 6 of...

Introducing Pam Milner, who will be one of our 3 guest speakers for the upcoming Book Launch, for Dear Nurse Me.... Reflections, on March...

Another of our wonderful Co-authors is Desley Joyce, who together with 5 other nurses, shares here a bit about her Chapter called Finding...

Introducing Judy Lonergan, one of the co-authors of our upcoming book Dear Nurse Me....Reflections that will be Launching on the 26th...

We are in the publishing phase of our journey, and would like to announce our online book launch date and times. Together with 5 other...

I have always wanted to write a book about my nursing career and share aspects of it that I know will relate to others. As nurses we...

I am in the middle of writing a chapter for another book and reflecting on some raw things that have shaped my life. Confronting. Almost...

What is this, what does this look like for you? Some people live so much in the ‘here and now’, (survival mode) that they forget that the...

Your personal journey is yours and yours alone, however, you do not need to be doing it alone! Too often I see stubborn people not...

We all need to eat, sleep, and have a safe environment to work and play in, and that all costs money, right? How can we live a life of...

What do you on a regular basis that invests in your own long-term wellbeing? Where do want to be in the long term? What do you want “YOU”

“What is money anyway?” I’m humming a tune by Howard Jones “What is love”, as I write this as money and love are not dis-similar.

What is self-efficacy? The capability of you to initiate or sustain a desired behaviour.

In our ‘normal’ world, the literature is saying that most of us will change jobs 5-7 times throughout our career. This differs...

Unlike 50 years ago, many of us change our career direction several times during our work life for many different reasons.

Stay positive, decrease the negative ‘chatter’ around you Nourish your body with great food Move your body, keep those routines going

Have your children grown up and left your household?

Graves disease . . . • Palpitations • Irritability • Sweating copiously without exercise

We know that being happy takes up less energy than being sad, angry, depressed, or any other negative emotion, but how do we create that...