Learning how to deal with anger of employees and team members and utilize these emotions for the overall good of the team are key in anger management. Anger Management helps teach managers how to deal with emotion of others in a constructive way that will not harm the team
Anger Management in leadership and the workplace is critical. Please also review AIHCP’s Anger Management Consulting Certification and see if it meets your academic and professional goals
The article, “Managing Anger, Frustration, and Resentment on Your Team” by Nihar Chhaya looks at how leaders can control their own anger and their team’s anger. He states,
“Anger and losing one’s temper in the workplace is nothing new. Many studies show that among all of life’s pressures, job stress is by far the most significant source. In addition, recent research from Gallup reported that daily rates of anger, stress, worry, and sadness among American workers have risen over the past decade.”
Please also review AIHCP’s Anger Management Consulting Certification and see if it meets your academic and professional goals. The program is online and independent study and open to qualified professionals seeking a four year certification in Anger Management Consulting.
Leadership is by example and this no more true than in healthcare. Healthcare mangers need to lead and help others through the pandemic and help them reach goals. Keeping morale high is important for employees and they need to find it from their managers.
Leaders need to set examples. Please also review AIHCP’s Health Care Management Certification and see if it meets your goals
The article, “5 Ways to Restore Depleted Health Care Workers” by Leonard L. Berry, Rana L.A. Awdish, and Stephen J. Swensen look closer into leadership. They write,
“Even before the pandemic, burnout among health care workers was well documented. The pandemic turned it into a crisis. A key component of burnout is depletion, which is characterized by feeling physically and emotionally drained, just barely hanging on — like the ICU nurse who sits in her car outside the hospital and texts a friend, “I don’t think I can make it through another shift.”
Please also review AIHCP’s Health Care Manager Certification and see if it meets your academic and professional needs and goals. The program is online and independent study and open to qualified professionals looking for a four year certification in Health Care Management.
It can be very difficult to finally say goodbye to a dog or cat or any pet. It is something that requires much thought and considerations. It is not only about one’s feelings but also for the best interests of one’s pet family. It is maybe one of the toughest decisions to finally say goodbye and is very painful. Teaching children how to say goodbye is key.
Children need help grieving pets. Please also review AIHCP’s Pet Loss Grief Support
The article, “These three simple things helped my kids grieve after our pet died” by Jessie Harrold looks at how to help children say goodbye. He states,
“We spent the days and weeks after our pup passed telling stories, creating art, and poring over pictures of Roxy. It wasn’t until my son started having impromptu “funerals” on our family outings that we realized how important these little rituals of grieving were to his ability to process something as complex and overwhelming as loss.”
Please also review AIHCP’s Pet Loss Grief Counseling Support Certification and see if it meets your academic and professional goals. The program is online and independent study and open to qualified professionals looking for a four year certification in Pet Loss Grief Support
Forensic nurses play a key role in society. They serve as aid in understanding the nature of death and death investigations as well as helping victims of sexual abuse. SANE nurses (sexual assault nurse examiner) are a special type of nurse that specializes in helping rape victims. In the overall umbrella of forensic nursing, SANE nurses and nurses certified in forensic nursing can play key roles in various situations. This blog looks to identify some of these key jobs. Nurses who wish to diversify their career and have interest in criminal proceedings can become certified in both.
SANE nurses are excellent candidates for AIHCP’s Forensic Nursing Program. They all can play a key role in assisting sexual assault victims and helping coroner offices with cause of death while working with the criminal justice system
SANE nurses are in many cases the first line of defense for victims of sexual abuse. When a potential rape victim or sexually assaulted individual arrives at the hospital, the SANE nurses cares for them and analyzes the evidence and injuries to the person. During these initial assessments and examinations, SANE nurses determine if foul play occurred and contact the proper authorities. They collect and preserve any DNA evidence and work in concert with the police and district attorney in presenting evidence to juries and possibly testifying as expert witnesses. In this way they serve as a vital bridge between the criminal justice system and healthcare system.
In addition, SANE and Forensic nurses help with death scene reporting and investigations. Working under the leadership of the coroner office, many Forensic Nurses help conduct autopsies of the dead and report cause of death to the coroner office. They also can give vital reports to law enforcement. Some may even run for elected positions within the coroner office and supply local government with their knowledge and expertise.
Due to the connection with the criminal justice system, many are also certified in Legal Nurse Consulting and can work in court room consulting with firms. Many Legal Nurse Consultants are also certified in Forensic Nursing or have SANE certification. They hence are excellent resources for firms in criminal cases beyond the basic malpractice case. AIHCP also offers a program in Legal Nurse Consulting.
Some also work within criminal prison populations and access and work with past perpetrators. At these capability they can also aid in reforming individuals as well as help victims in prison who may be attacked by other perpetrators.
This position holds extreme importance and is open to nurses who take special SANE training and who wish to become certified in Forensic Nursing with AIHCP. SANE nurses are excellent candidates to enhance their forensic background with a Forensic Nursing Certification from AIHCP. The program consists of five online courses that lead to a four year certification. The courses are independent study and can be completed within one’s own time frame. The final course reviews SANE training for nurses who may wish to work with their state in this official training.
If qualified, please review AIHCP’s Forensic Nursing Program and see if it meets your academic and professional goals.
Acute levels of grief that persist and refuse to lessen in intensity are complications and not part of the normal grieving process. Obviously we think of depression, but there is also Prolonged Grief Disorder which is persists beyond 6 months of the loss. Individuals facing complications with grief, need to see a licensed therapist.
Prolonged Grief Disorder is a complication of grieving. Please also review AIHCP’s Grief Counseling Certification
The article, “What Everyone Should Understand About Prolonged Grief Disorder” by Deborah Seranl looks closer at this complication of grief. She states,
“Prolonged Grief Disorder will vary in intensity, but for children and adults, grief reactions occur most of the day, nearly every day. For children, the death which caused this experience must be 6 months or longer, and for an adult, 12 months or longer. Individuals who experience Prolonged Grief Disorder have significant distress in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning. Emotional numbness, loneliness, identity disruptions (who am I without you) and a marked disbelief about the death leaves many feeling life is meaningless. ”
Please also review AIHCP’s Grief Counseling Certification and see if it matches your academic and professional goals. The program is online and independent study and open to qualified professionals seeking a four year certification in grief counseling.
Apologetics is an important skill to defend the doctrines of the faith. Ecumenism is the ability to spread the faith and share it with others. It is important to work with other faiths in a multi cultured world and spread the Gospel of Christ in a kind and charitable way. Ecumenism and apologetics go hand and hand.
Please also review AIHCP’s Christian Counseling Certification and see if it meets your academic and professional goals. The program is online and independent study and open to qualified professionals seeking a four year certification as a Christian Counselor.
Many individuals lose identity with grief. A loss limb, or a loss of a loved one that they identify with. A father or mother may no longer feel like a parent if they lost a child. Grief can transform one’s identify of self.
Please also review AIHCP’s Grief Counseling Program and see if it meets your needs. The Grief Counseling Training is online and independent study and open to qualified professionals.
There are numerous therapies to help children better communicate their grief. They can express through multiple outlets of creativity to help them express the grief and issues that haunt them. Counselors can help children through a variety of methods.
Please also review AIHCP’s Grief Counseling Training Program and see if it meets your academic and professional goals. The program is online and independent study and open to qualified professionals seeking a four year certification as a grief counselor. Please also review AIHCP’s Child and Adolescent Grief Counseling Training
ADHD Coaches and consultants can help a family deal with ADHD or help an individual learn to better cope with ADHD. While counseling professionals can earn an additional certification in ADHD Consulting, many individuals can become ADHD coaches who are not counselors. This is important to note.
It is important if an ADHD Coach is working with you that they are at least certified. Please also review AIHCP’s ADHD Consulting Certification
The article, “Could an ADHD Coach Help Your Family?” by Sara Lindberg looks at the role of an ADHD Coach. She states,
“ADHD coaching is a relatively new idea. It’s important to be aware that there’s currently no formal regulation of the role, so technically, anyone can advertise themselves as an ADHD coach. At the same time, there are organizations that offer training and certifications. If you’re seeking a coach, it’s important to request their training and experience in order to know what qualifications they actually possess.”
AIHCP also offers certification to professionals seeking a certification as an ADHD Consultant. The program is online and independent study and open to qualified professionals seeking a four year certification in ADHD Consulting. ADHD coaches do not necessarily have to possess a counseling license, but AIHCP ensures that individuals who do possess the certification have some type of professional and academic status.
Learning to integrate grief into life is critical to loss adjustment. Loss causes change and learning to incorporate that change is part of healthy grieving and adaptation. Those who struggle to incorporate grief into their life narrative struggle with life and suffer from complicated grief. It is important to always remember, the pain of loss will never leave because true love can never die, hence learning to live with the pain of loss is the key to life itself.
Learning to integrate grief into life is difficult. Please also review AIHCP’s Grief Counseling Certification
The article, “What Does It Mean to Integrate Grief?” from “What’s Your Grief” takes a closer look at how to integrate loss and grief in life. The article states,
“Integrated grief is grief that exists within your life, as an ongoing part of your life, without overwhelming or dominating your life. I know, at this moment that might feel unfathomable. But as you learn to carry the complex emotions of grief and you change your relationship with grief, slowly the chasm will close between grieving and ‘functioning’. ”
Please also review AIHCP’s Grief Counseling Certification and see if it meets your academic and professional goals. The program is online and independent study and open to qualified professionals seeking a four year certification in Grief Counseling.
