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Reflection Questions
Struggling with emotional exhaustion from job stress and burnout in healthcare?
X More than half of nurses state that they are burned out.
X Over 60% of healthcare providers do not seek mental health support.
Recapture joy and happiness in
your healthcare profession with the fulfillment of knowing you’ve made a difference in patients' lives...
Caring Science embraces the whole person, the unity of mindbodyspirit as one in relation with environment at all levels.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Dr. Janette Moreno & Dr. Jan Anderson
Dr. Janette V. Moreno, with more than twenty years of clinical and leadership experience, has extensive clinical and academic teaching, mentoring, coaching, consulting, and professional development experiences. As a Caritas Coach, she integrates mindfulness as a transformational caring leader and has led several organizations’ strategic integration of the Theory of Caring Science into professional practice environments.
Dr. Jan Marie Anderson has been a nurse educator for over twenty years at all levels and worked with the Watson Caring Science Institute since its inception. These teachings have added depth and dimension to everything she does. Her passion is to share in the lives of students and make a difference for each person in her life.
Do you want to fully experience the joy and connection in your career and relationships again?
The Human Caring through Healing Haiku journal highlights favorite quotes from Dr. Jean Watson’s books about the Theory of Caring Science. The quotes, healing haiku, and questions for reflections are aligned with example micro practices on how to apply the theory in daily personal and professional life. The book features weekly themes based on the 10 Caritas Processes:
1. Embrace (Loving-Kindness)
Sustaining humanistic-altruistic values by practice of loving-kindness, compassion and equanimity with self/others.
2. Inspire (Faith-Hope)
Being authentically present, enabling faith/hope/belief system; honoring subjective inner, life-world of self/others.
3. Trust (Transpersonal)
Being sensitive to self and others by cultivating own spiritual practices; beyond ego-self to transpersonal presence.
4. Nurture (Relationship)
Developing and sustaining loving, trusting-caring relationships.
5. Forgive (All)
Allowing for expression of positive and negative feelings — authentically listening to another person's story.
6. Deepen (Creative Self)
Creatively problem-solving-'solution-seeking' through caring process; full use of self and artistry of caring-healing practices via use of all ways of knowing/being/doing/becoming.
7. Balance (Learning)
Engaging in transpersonal teaching and learning within context of caring relationship; staying within other's frame of reference; shift toward coaching model for expanded health/wellness.
8. Co-create (Caritas Field)
Creating a healing environment at all levels; subtle environment for energetic authentic caring presence.
9. Minister (Humanity)
Reverentially assisting with basic needs as sacred acts, touching mindbodyspirit of spirit of other; sustaining human dignity.
10. Open (Infinity)
Opening to spiritual, mystery, unknowns — allowing for miracles.
LOVE FROM READERS
In touch with the heart Caring hands mend souls with light Healing blooms within “In Human Caring through Healing Haiku, Drs. Moreno and Anderson have given us a wonderful gift that engages all our senses.
Through the integration of Watson Caring Science and haiku, they have created a powerful and practical approach to promoting holistic well-being, self-care, empathy, and compassion for healthcare providers and nurses.
Grissel Hernandez, PhD, MPH, RN, HNB-BC, NPD-BC, SGAHN, Caritas Coach®
Watson Caring Science Postdoctoral Scholar Executive Director, Education, Professional Development Magnet Program Center for Education and Professional Development Stanford Health Care