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The Benefits of Reminiscence Therapy for Dementia

Home Sweet Home In-Home Care

If the activity invokes anxiety, close the book and move on to something else. Smelling familiar, enjoyable scents, which could have meaning for the person: freshly mowed grass, flowers that grew around their family home as a child, a specific brand of shampoo, bubble bath, or soap they used to bathe the kids when they were little, etc.

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Showing Appreciation of Your Loved One’s Caregiver

Accessible Home Health Care

Some things to consider for a self-care basket are bath bombs, bath oils, candles, snacks, activities such as their favorite magazine or puzzle book, a book to read, or other comfort items such as socks.

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Heartwarming Holiday Gifts Nurses Will Love

Daily Nurse

Although gift baskets are highly customizable, some staples include bath salts and bombs, candles, fragrances, etc. One of our favorite gift suggestions for nurses is an event voucher from sites like Groupon or even booking something directly on a business’s site.

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The Well-Fed Nursing Career

Minority Nurse

You can grow by taking your continuing education seriously through podcasts, videos, books, nursing journals, in-person and recorded CEU courses, conferences, and webinars. This doesn’t necessarily mean bubble baths and meditation, although it might.

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Caregiver Burnout: How To Avoid It and Care for Yourself

Caregiver Support Services

This can be as simple as taking 30 minutes a day to go for a walk, read a book, or take a bath. Remember, seeking and receiving help is not a sign of weakness; it’s a sign of wisdom and strength. Make Time for Self-Care Every caregiver needs a self-care routine.

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Are You Caring for Your Nurse’s Brain? 

Minority Nurse

Nutrition: Nurses are well-versed in biology and understand that brain health depends on the brain’s hungry cells being bathed with nutritional goodness. You can also read books that interest you, listen to music, take part in brain-stimulating activities like hobbies, and make sure you’re doing things that are cognitively engaging.

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Nurses Holiday Survival Guide

Diversity Nursing

Set time aside to recharge before, during, and after your shift by taking a short walk, a bubble bath, or reading a good book. It is important to prioritize your mental health, especially during the holiday season. Prioritizing your mental health while working the holidays will set you up to enjoy celebrations in your personal life.

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