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Dr. Deb: Book Tour: Sometimes When I’m Jealous
Thanks to iRead Book Tours for my latest book tour! Sometimes When I’m Jealous helps young children work through the complicated emotions of jealousy. As with other books in the “Sometimes When” series, Dr. Deborah Serani, Psy.D, grounds every page in research with gentle prose, while illustrator Kyra Teis brings textured illustrations to deepen the reading experience. A […]
Celebrating a Fantastic Autism-Friendly Halloween in 2024
How Can Children with Autism Celebrate a Safe and Fun Halloween in 2024? As the seasons begin to shift and festive holidays start approaching, for many with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), occasions like Halloween can be anxiety-provoking and a bit too scary without some ABA support and a few proactive measures. While many neurotypical folks […]
TMS Therapy vs. Traditional Depression Treatments
Overcoming depression requires effective treatment. While traditional treatments like antidepressants and therapy have been the mainstay for decades, newer options such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) therapy are emerging as viable alternatives. If you’re exploring your options, understanding the differences and benefits of TMS therapy versus traditional depression treatments is crucial. Understanding TMS Treatment TMS […]
BCEN’s Michael Dexter wins national learning leadership award – Trauma System News
The Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing (BCEN) has announced that Michael Dexter has been awarded a “Best Learning Leader” Gold Medal by the Brandon Hall Group as part of its 2024 HCM Excellence Awards in the Learning and Development area. Michael Dexter, MSN, RN, CNL, CEN, CFRN, CPEN, CTRN, TCRN, CCRN, EMT Dexter is […]
7 hemorrhage management tactics that trauma nurses should understand – Trauma System News
Uncontrolled bleeding is one of the main contributors to mortality following traumatic injury. While controlling the source of bleeding is crucial, other strategies are often important for ensuring a positive patient outcome. Trauma and emergency nurses should understand these strategies and how they are used to manage traumatic bleeding. 1. Identifying hidden bleeds with point-of-care […]
8 ways to calm an overactive nervous system
Stress is inevitable throughout life, and the only thing you can control is your reaction. That said, the body’s autonomic nervous system often seems to have a mind of its own. And you can either submit or learn how to reel it in. Grounding yourself reconnects your senses to your nervous system and lessens anxiety. […]
What is the best way to train someone who is completely new to trauma registry? – Trauma System News
The best way to train a new trauma registrar is to use a tiered approach that gradually introduces the core competencies of registry work. 1. Introduce basic concepts This article was featured in the 2024 Trauma Registry & Data Management Special Report Initial training should focus on acquainting the registrar with basic tools and concepts. […]
Rural trauma centers cut transfer times for “Red Box” patients – Trauma System News
For the most seriously injured patients, rapid transfer to a higher level of care is critical. However, transfers can be delayed by a wide range of process, communication and logistics issues. Mercy Medical Center Redding (Level II) and St. Elizabeth Community Hospital (Level III) serve eight counties in Northern California. With a catchment area of […]
What is relaxation-induced anxiety?
You kept telling yourself to engage in relaxing activities, so you gave meditation, yoga, and mindfulness exercises a go. Not only did they not work, they made your anxiety worse. “Are you kidding me?” Since most of the things we worry about don’t happen, reinforced in the brain is, ‘See, I worried and nothing bad […]
Depression & Anxiety| Anew Era TMS & Psychiatry
Mental health disorders such as depression and anxiety often occur together, creating a complex picture of overlapping symptoms and challenges. Understanding the anxiety and depression connection is crucial for both individuals and healthcare professionals to address this dual diagnosis effectively. In this blog, we’ll explore the relationship between these conditions, the treatment options available, and […]