Mental Health Articles for Travel Nurses and Health Care Workers

As a travel nurse, your mental health is of great importance. You cannot fully care for others if you aren’t caring for yourself. In this category, you will find articles to help you keep on top of your mental health. As well as tips to help you maintain your mental health.  You will also find tips for self-care and relaxation.

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How to Combat Feelings of Loneliness on your Travel Nursing Assignment
Each new travel assignment opens up a world of possibilities. New people to meet, new hospital to work in, new adventures to be had, and new cultures to experience. Despite ...
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8 Tips for Caring for Your Mental and Physical Health When You Travel
Are you about to spend a lot of time on the road or in a hotel? You’re in good company; many more people are traveling these days, and much of ...
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How To Create a Sunday Reset Routine When You’re Always on the Go
Are you craving a set routine while you’re on the road? It might be hard to figure out a time to customize your Sunday reset while you’re constantly bouncing from ...
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Are You Ready?
As a travel nurse, you are going to deal with patient death no matter where you go or what assignment you take.  It is taught to you throughout nursing school, ...
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6 Tips for Soothing Pre and Post-Shift Anxiety
TheraEx Staffing Services provided this article. It doesn’t matter if you are just beginning your profession as a travel nurse or are a seasoned veteran in the field. Anxiety doesn’t ...
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Not Again! What To Do About Healthcare Burnout?
Aequor Healthcare provided this article. Burnout is a term that gets thrown around so much in healthcare that you’re probably going to stop reading right now. Please give me a ...
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Your Most Important Patient—You
I remember my first patient that died. She was young. Younger than me. A mom, a daughter, a sister, and a passionate elementary school teacher. She was living her life ...
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6 Ways To Take Care of Yourself as A Busy Professional
When you spend your days in a coffee-fueled haze while rushing to be effective and productive in your work and home life, burnout is inevitable. You may make it to ...
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