We all know the many challenges facing the Nursing profession today. Nursing takes so much from us… but it also has so much to offer.

Recorded live at NurseCon at Sea, Sarah sits down with two nurses who hit their breaking point and found a way to keep showing up. This episode goes deep into the messy reality of nursing burnout, from the struggle to put yourself first to the boundaries, mindset shifts, and support systems that keep nurses in the game.

You don't have to manage burnout alone, so don’t miss this one.

Topics discussed in this episode:

Self-care and resilience as a discipline
The nursing choice: fracture or adapt
Building a life that isn't fully defined by the institution
Important things we don’t say to each other
What patients actually need from their nurses
Therapy, medication, and sleep as nursing tools
An exercise to audit your cup-fillers vs. cup-drainers
Why it’s so important to share your experience
How leaders should respond when a nurse is nearing burnout

Learn more about NurseCon at Sea:

https://nurseconatsea.com/

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162: Live From NurseCon at Sea: Burnout, Boundaries, and Finding Your Way Back