Nurses Receive Contact Hours for Attending TM Introductory Presentation

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8 January 2019

Good news for nurses who would like to attend the Transcendental Meditation program's free introductory lectures, for which they may now receive either one or two contact hours.*

Introductory Presentation —
Transcendental Meditation^® (TM^®) for Nurses:

Developing Capacity for Improved Judgment, Decision
Making and Resilience Under Stress

This is a non-obligatory introduction to the full course — Transcendental Meditation for Nurses — for which nurses can earn a total of 23.25 CNE contact hours.

This continuing nursing education activity was approved by the American Holistic Nurses Association (AHNA), an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation. ANCC contact hours up to 2.0 Expiration Date 11/2/2020 #1380

For information, please contact nurses@tm-women.org

The Transcendental Meditation for Nurses course has been peer reviewed and is an Endorsed Program of the American Holistic Nurses Association.

Partnering with the ANA's Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nation campaign

TM for Nurses is proud to be working with the American Nurses Association and the Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nation campaign to bring about healthy changes in the nursing community. The Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nation campaign encourages you to put your health first by concentrating on a holistic approach to wellness. The Transcendental Meditation technique should be a key component of that approach.

We become nurses with a genuine desire to help others, but the stress of the profession lowers our resilience and makes us vulnerable to compassion fatigue and burnout. Statistics show that over 40 percent of hospital staff experience burnout.

To combat this burnout, we must focus on building resilience — and that's where the Transcendental Meditation program comes in. By teaching them the TM practice, we are building teams of resilient and fulfilled nurses in hospitals around the country.

*This course is offered in two one-hour blocks, which can be scheduled back to back or on different days. CNE will be awarded commensurate with participation in the blocks. Completion Certificates for blocks completed on different days will issued separately.

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See related articles:
∙ How Transcendental Meditation makes great nurses even greater
∙ Nurses need nourishing too (includes video)
∙ American Nurses Association's ''Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nation'' campaign blog features Transcendental Meditation



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