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The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an increase in loneliness and isolation, with healthcare workers among those at risk.

This blog discusses the importance of self-compassion for nurses who may experience trauma at work.

The pandemic has led to an increase in sick leave among nurses by over 18%, with a rise in mental health and respiratory-related absences.

Covid-19 and nurse mental health. PTSD & the Pandemic The recent pandemic created lots of new stressors that were difficult for so many

This blog discusses coping strategies for dealing with flashbacks after experiencing trauma and PTSD. The strategies include deep breathing.

"Just get on it", a phrase thought by millions of nurses during the height of the pandemic...

Trauma-informed care for nurses. Dissociation and detachment are in themselves not classed as mental health conditions.

This blog examines how the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated nurse burnout, depression, anxiety, PTSD, and tiredness.

In the post-pandemic environment, nurses and other frontline healthcare workers value honour. The article defines honour, its roots, and its

Nursing: How trauma can be experienced in the workplace It's no secret that the nursing profession is stressful; even before the pandemic.

You are a nurse, and like your colleagues, you are invaluable. The responsibilities that we carry each day are equal to the force of gravity