S1 Ep6 Finding Purpose with an Open Heart with Anne Calhoun BS, BSN, RN
We dig DEEP on this episode with Anne Calhoun. Join in with this episode as we discuss how Anne started her career as a nurse, from failing organic chemistry four times, her adventures as a paramedic to her beginnings as a nurse in a neonatal ICU. We discuss so many important things such as:
- Being able to find your strengths within ICU nursing
- Why each of us packs an emotional backpack and why that is not the best method of releasing stress
- Why the simple things for patient care matter
- Why practicing self-forgiveness matters
- Getting to know the human in each person
- Three special methods of helping to reduce stress including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing
- Why practicing with an open heart is such an important piece as a nurse
About Anne: Anne graduated from nursing school in 2002 as a 2nd degree student because her organic chemistry grades weren’t good enough to get into Med school (seriously). She moved to nursing after 5 years as a paramedic, and took a job in the Neonatal ICU. She spent 12 years at the bedside, and 3 years as a Nurse Educator in that unit until she left the hospital to work as a holistic educator full time from home.
Anne is passionate about caring for people with a wide open heart. She loves helping people to trust their intuition and learn about the root causes of their symptoms.
Anne lives in Michigan with her husband and 3 kids.
