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Learn to see and savor what really makes you grateful. Then, capture your gratitude writing in a journal. Experience two simple exercises that will inspire you to write with ease -- deeper insights, in short bursts of writing! Prepare yourself to ooh and aah whether you are brand-new to journaling, or a life-long writer. Have your favorite journal handy, a few sheets of paper or a keyboard device. Activities are based on The Journal to the Self™ method, beloved by 100,000+ students worldwide since 1991.
Presenter: Laura Stukel
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Chair yoga is one of the gentlest forms of yoga available where participants can experience the many benefits of yoga without having to get up or down from the floor. Benefits include increased balance, strength, flexibility and stress reduction!
Instructor: Meghan Leighton
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Meditation is a simple and effective approach to training and quieting the mind for a period of time to build awareness, attention, and relaxation. There are numerous scientifically-proven health benefits to the practice, including stress reduction, enhanced self-awareness, and improved happiness and general well-being.
Instructor: Catherine Dirkx
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About Us
We believe every nurse deserves access to treatment, help in preserving his or her license and employment status and ongoing support throughout the recovery process
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NYSNA’s Statewide Peer Assistance for Nurses (SPAN) is a confidential education, support, and advocacy program for ALL nurses licensed in New York State, anywhere on the continuum from substance use to substance dependence.
SPAN’s mission is to be the resource for all New York State nurses affected by substance use disorders, while fostering public safety through outreach and education.
The SPAN program operates on the belief that every nurse deserves access to treatment, help in preserving his or her license and employment status, and ongoing support throughout the recovery process.
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SPANs’ mission is to be the resource for New York State Nurses affected by substance use disorders, while fostering public safety through outreach and education
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