Finding Meaning and Motivation in Loss

by Stephanie Veillon | Feb 17, 2025 | Blog, Healthcare

Recently, a former colleague who was a leader, physician, and amazing human passed away after a valiant acceptance of life, health, illness, and death, leaving a hole in the medical community that can only be filled by a collective elevation in love, hope, and...

Is Your Communication An Asset Or A Liability?

by Stephanie Veillon | Feb 1, 2025 | Blog

“That was a total waste of time.” How often do those words pop in your mind after a meeting or conversation? Though training on communication abounds, unresolved misunderstandings and tensions continue to grow in the world. It can feel like we are speaking...

How to set and keep your New Year’s Resolution

by Stephanie Veillon | Dec 19, 2024 | Blog

“This time” you think “I’m sticking to it”.  Except, no, you’re probably not. Not if you are like the estimated 80 to 90% of people who give up on their New Year’s Resolutions by the end of February. This isn’t an exercise in blame. There are many good reasons...

Self-compassion, Job-related Wellbeing, Perceived Stress, Happiness and Depression, and Anxiety Symptoms in 6 Cases of Senior Managers of Human Resources or Organizational Development

by Stephanie Veillon | Dec 9, 2024 | CRM

This study investigated the relationships among self-compassion, job satisfaction, stress levels, happiness, and mental health in senior managers within the fields of human resources and organizational development. The research examined the interplay of these factors...

The effect of a cultural sensitivity education program on the intercultural sensitivity and compassion levels of Turkish nurses

by Stephanie Veillon | Dec 9, 2024 | CRM

This study investigated the potential of a cultural sensitivity education program to improve intercultural sensitivity and compassion among Turkish nurses. Compassion is a fundamental aspect of nursing, is essential for ensuring the well-being and comfort of patients....