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Post by nlewis on Jan 5, 2017 14:47:47 GMT -5
Provider burnout is being mentioned more and more in the news these days. How can providers practice good care and balance work and life? A survey mentioned in this STAT News article found eight transformational approaches. I'd also add Centering to this list! "It's the one thing in my week that brings me joy." ~Centering Provider Has your Centering practice provided you and your team with better balance? How? |
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christinehost
In-House Trainers
Coordinator
Posts: 10 
I work at a: Healthcare Facility
My job role is: Staff
I am interested in Centering because: ... it has changed the way I interact with patients and I find it much for challenging, rewarding and effective.
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Post by christinehost on Jan 10, 2017 14:28:42 GMT -5
Aloha!
I would agree that CenteringPregnancy® has enriched my life in many ways! As a mother of a tween, I have learned the importance of LISTENING and the value of a discussion vs a lecture HAHA; I find myself using phrases and skills learned in Centering® in many aspects of my life.
We discuss aspects of healthy lifestyle changes and parenting that have triggered some thoughtful consideration on my part, and I have learned some life hacks from our patients.
I went from morbid fear of public speaking, to eagerly addressing a large group of providers to - hopefully - engage them in a discussion about Centering®!
I sense the greatest amount of resistance from MD providers who feel they will lose their "professional distance" from patients, but I fear that is the very thing that promotes a lack of confidence and prevents active patient participation.
Mahalo for all the information on this site!
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Post by nlewis on Jan 10, 2017 15:37:39 GMT -5
Such wisdom you share christinehost! Thank you for your insight and lessons. I love that you've taken tips from your groups for your own life; there is always wisdom within the group. |
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