The theme of this year's #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek is Movement. 🏃 But for our busy candidates, who spend most of their day on their feet, caring for patients and helping colleagues, adding more movement into their day can feel like a chore. We want to keep our candidates working at their best, physically and mentally, to provide the best possible care for patients. So, we've compiled three easy ways you can incorporate movement into your daily routine, because, when you're feeling good, you're better equipped to care for your patients. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/eZ-tfNj3
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Every year on July 24th, International Self Care Day promotes self-care as a vital foundation of health. It’s also a day for people around the world to prioritize self-care and make it a part of their lifestyle. When you take care of yourself to stay well, you are practicing self-care. Staying well includes taking care of your whole self: physically, mentally, and emotionally. For some, self-care also includes taking care of themselves spiritually. So what exactly does self-care look like? It could be as simple as having some quiet time each day or having coffee with a friend. Self-care is especially important for caregivers. It’s easy for a caregiver to pour all of their time and energy into another person. Doing so eventually takes its toll. As the saying goes, “You can’t pour from an empty cup. Take care of yourself first.” https://lnkd.in/gndrkATR Senior Care Authority - West Houston TX
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Every year on July 24th, International Self Care Day promotes self-care as a vital foundation of health. It’s also a day for people around the world to prioritize self-care and make it a part of their lifestyle. When you take care of yourself to stay well, you are practicing self-care. Staying well includes taking care of your whole self: physically, mentally, and emotionally. For some, self-care also includes taking care of themselves spiritually. So what exactly does self-care look like? It could be as simple as having some quiet time each day or having coffee with a friend. Self-care is especially important for caregivers. It’s easy for a caregiver to pour all of their time and energy into another person. Doing so eventually takes its toll. As the saying goes, “You can’t pour from an empty cup. Take care of yourself first.” https://lnkd.in/eBQx333g Senior Care Authority - Pittsburgh
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Never before have health care professionals been so squeezed, so close to burnout, so unsupported. I am a physician's daughter, wife, sister-in-law, aunt, niece. I see it firsthand. If we cannot support these key talents, we are all at risk when we need help. And yet this isn't new...read on. #physicianburnout, #healthcarecareer #doctorslife
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Hey! This one is for all the psychologists here. Isn't it annoying when clients cancel the session last moment and ask you to reschedule it? At fidatohealth.in, I've seen firsthand the challenges therapists face when clients reschedule or cancel sessions at the last moment. When clients cancel at the last moment, it not only disrupts therapist's schedule but also denies another client the opportunity to take that slot. That's why, at Fidato Health, we've implemented a 12-24 hour rescheduling policy to protect the valuable time of both our clients and therapists. While emergencies are understandable, repeated last-minute cancellations lead to a cancellation fee. It's important to realise that there is already a shortage of qualified psychologists and hence it's important to respect their time and not waste the slots. What do you think about this?
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When an aging parent experiences a fall, it can be both frightening and overwhelming. Ensuring their safety and well-being moving forward is crucial. Here are essential steps to take after a fall to help your loved one recover and prevent future incidents: ✅ Address Immediate Medical Needs: Ensure they receive proper medical attention and follow-up care. ✅ Take the First Fall Seriously: A fall doubles the chance of another. Address the issue head-on to prevent future incidents. ✅ Understand Common Causes: Factors like muscle weakness, medications, poor eyesight, and home hazards can contribute to falls. ✅ Enlist a Professional Caregiver: Caregivers trained in fall prevention can help with home safety assessments, medication management, and exercise routines. ✅ Encourage Balance and Strength Exercises: Activities to improve strength and balance are crucial. Consult a doctor or physical therapist for appropriate exercises. ✅ Acknowledge the Mental and Emotional Strain: Fear of falling again can lead to isolation and decreased activity. Support your loved one emotionally and encourage social engagement. Sharing Hearts Home Care is here to provide expert assistance and personalized care to ensure your loved one's safety and well-being. Contact us today to schedule a free home care consultation. Your loved one's safety and happiness are our top priorities. 📲💖 #SeniorCare #FallPrevention #HomeCare #ElderlyCare #SharingHeartsHomeCare #CaregiverSupport #AgingParents
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MJ Wilson spends hundreds of hours understanding what individual physicians and nurses need to manage stress or “load.” She looks at how they learn in our platform and how their data improves or suffers. She explains the stressors she looks for in 8 types: 👇 1️⃣ Physiologic 2️⃣ Emotional/Relational 3️⃣ Sensory 4️⃣ Mental 5️⃣ Financial 6️⃣ Incongruence/Dissonance 7️⃣ Uncertainty 8️⃣ Life Event #healthcareperformance #highperformancemedicine #sacredworldofmedicine #servicearchetype
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Are you a caregiver looking to stay active and energized? Caring for others can be physically and emotionally demanding, but it's crucial to prioritize your own health too. This helpful article from the American Heart Association offers practical tips for caregivers to stay active and maintain their well-being. Discover simple ways to incorporate movement into your daily routine and boost your energy levels. https://bit.ly/3uVkvWP
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