This program trains doctors, nurses, aids and other health care professionals in the "how to" of balancing the demands of care giving, while maintaining a strong skill set for self care. Among others, Iudita Harlan has facilitated over two hundred nurses and nurse managers at University Hospitals- Ahuja Medical Center in Beachwood, OH. The training excels in building self awareness, leading to relationship centered care, improved patient satisfaction and staff satisfaction.
Hospital workers on the front line of patient care, health and mental health care professionals delivering care, as well as managers and supervisors.
​Learn to embrace both sides of yourself, strengthening the self care skills that bring more satisfaction to your work life, as well as your home life.
Gain the choice making ability to respond rather than react, in any given situation.
Get to know your attitudes, personality traits and physical symptoms that influence how you feel, how you work and how you live.
Improve your ability to use your energy more effectively and efficiently.
Become more skillful in dealing with people different that yourself, increasing your ability to meet people where they are.
Lower your daily stress levels and improve your overall health, work and life satisfaction.