Reflection: Having the courage to change direction

An episode of the The Society of British Dental Nurses: The Podcast podcast, hosted by SBDN, titled "Reflection: Having the courage to change direction " was published on January 16, 2026 and runs 23 minutes.

January 16, 2026 ·23m · The Society of British Dental Nurses: The Podcast

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In this episode, Cheryl Goodenough reflects on the power of change, growth, and rediscovering purpose within a dental nursing career.

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In this episode, Cheryl Goodenough reflects on the power of change, growth, and rediscovering purpose within a dental nursing career.

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