Do you ever feel overwhelmed, burned out, or like you’re running on empty before your day even begins?
In this episode, Diane Sieg, Creator of the Well-Being Coaching Initiative, discusses the importance of self-leadership in nursing, emphasizing its role in achieving well-being through intentional decision-making for physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health. She introduces her CPR framework (Compassion, Presence, and Recovery) as a simple yet effective approach to self-care, urging nurses to practice self-compassion, slow down, and prioritize rest to combat burnout. Diane shares insights from her well-being coaching initiative, which demonstrated significant improvements in stress, burnout, and engagement, translating to better retention and reduced turnover costs. She also emphasizes the importance of daily commitment to self-care, tailoring practices to individual needs, and avoiding unhealthy comparisons, and encourages leaders to start small, build self-awareness, and incorporate flexibility into their routines to foster a culture of well-being.
Tune in for powerful yet simple strategies for nurses and leaders to prioritize well-being, reclaim joy, and transform the way they care for themselves and others!
About Diane Sieg
Diane Sieg, RN, CYT, CSP, worked in emergency rooms across the country for 23 years. She has been speaking, training, and coaching nurses on the topic of Well-Being for the last 28 years and is the author of two books, 30 Days to Grace: A Daily Practice to Achieve Your Ultimate Goals and STOP Living Life Like an EMERGENCY! Rescue Strategies for the Overworked and Overwhelmed. Most recently, she is the creator of The Well-Being Coaching Initiative, a proven system to empower nurses and nurse leaders to thrive in their work and lives.
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