Raising Resilience Episode 6: Resilient Superhero

from Raising Resilience · host Pamela Ressler

How do we find ways to compassionately support and nourish ourselves while intensively caring for others? In Episode 6, Pam is joined by Ashley Newcomb, RN, MS, CNL, C-EFM, founder of Resilient Superhero, and a labor and delivery nurse at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital in Dover, New Hampshire. As a nurse leader, Ashley has been instrumental in promoting self-care and resilience in the hospital and at home by developing Resilience Kits The resilience kits were designed to encourage self-care and a feeling of community support. These kits are meant for anyone working on the “front lines” of life — We ALL need resilience and reminder that we are loved and cared about in these unprecedented times.

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