Nurses – Be Sure to Love and Take Care of Your SELF This Nurse’s Week!

Case Managers, Nurses, Nursing Students, CNA’s – For life-work balance and avoiding burnout, the most important lessons I learned have been to make time for vacations and learn self-care tools for daily relaxation and stress management. Self-hypnosis, meditation, mindfulness, reiki, tai-chi, and yoga are all helpful modalities that can be learned and practiced on your own or in a group.

Monthly Community Reiki Shares/Clinics and First Degree Reiki Training (CEU’s for Nurses, Case Managers and Social Workers) – Helpful ways to take care of yourself! When you take care of yourself first, you have more to offer to those you love. 

Loving Others Begins With Loving Yourself. Self-Love Begins with Self-Care.

Our Annual ‘Gratitude Coupon.’ SAVE $19.00 on any Gift Certificate or Private Session of Reiki, Hypnosis or Reiki Training. Good Through End of 2019. (One Coupon Per Person.)

NURSES – SAVE an Additional $10.00 for any sessions or classes booked during the month of May. 

Contact Us fo Schedule Your Discounted Sessions.

Self-Care Tools – Meditation, Mindfulness, Reiki, Self-Hypnosis, Tai Chi and Yoga are helpful tools to learn and practice for self-care, relaxation and general stress management.

Learn ‘Reiki Ryoho.’ This Japanese Healing Art /Method begins with Self-Reiki for Self-Care. 

Celebrating Nurses Week. I have had a very satisfying 40-year career in healthcare, with 35 years as a Registered Nurse. ‘Traveling Nursing’ led me around the country and to Boston, where I met my husband, eventually making our home on Cape Ann. I highly recommend nursing as a career path and am happy to talk to anyone interested in this field!

What do I love about nursing? It is intellectually challenging, exciting, people and service-oriented, creative, varied, interesting, and satisfying on many levels. From Critical Care to Integrative Healthcare. What a journey it has been.

“Do What You Love. Love What You Do.”

Today I am Also Celebrating 19 Years in Business as ‘Dreamtime Wellness.’

Client Testimonials. Hearing people relate “sleeping better,” “feeling better” is my greatest reward. A letter recently came from a woman reporting “16 years smoke-free,” after one hypnosis session.” Cynthia Z. continues to enjoy quality time with her grandchildren.

Thank You All, for your support! 

‘Thank You’ – With too many to personally thank over the course of nearly four decades in healthcare and nearly two decades in business, I would like to thank my many teachers, mentors, family, friends, colleagues, and those clients and students that have put and continue to place their trust in me and my services. And especially to my mother, who shared inspirational quotes and dream catchers, and encouraged me to follow my dreams.

Best in Health,
Karen

 

Karen Pischke BSN, RN, Alumnus CCRN, Author, Speaker, Nurse Researcher, Photographer. Certified Hypnotherapist, Tobacco Treatment Specialist, Usui Reiki Teacher/Komyo Shihan. Owner/Founder of Dreamtime Wellness LLC. Your Bridge to Health. Promoting Optimal Wellness for Mind, Body and Spirit. Karen is a registered nurse with a background in critical care nursing, cardiac rehabilitation, cardiac risk factor reduction, wellness and integrative healthcare. Incorporating a collaborative, integrative approach, Karen strives to educate, advocate for, and empower you in your healthcare goals. Providing evidence-based integrative healthcare services and self-care tools that are safe as well as effective at improving overall health, happiness and wellbeing. www.DreamtimeWellness.com. Find us on Instagram and Facebook

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