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In this episode, Dr. Ashanti Coleman, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, a nurse practitioner and two-time stroke survivor, shares her inspiring journey in this episode of the All One Nurse podcast. She discusses her background, challenges, motivation, and experience as a stroke survivor. Dr. Coleman also discusses her entrepreneurial ventures, including her clothing brand and clinic. She emphasizes the importance of having a support system and using naysayers as motivation. Dr. Coleman is a nursing educator who teaches nursing students.

She opens up about her strokes and the impact they had on her life. Dr. Ashanti Coleman shares her personal experience of having a stroke and the challenges she faced in receiving proper medical care. She emphasizes the importance of advocating for oneself and seeking medical attention if something feels wrong.

This episode also highlights the disparities in stroke rates among minority populations and encourages individuals to take control of their health through preventative measures. Dr. Coleman discusses the services she provides at Rejuvenate 901, including weight loss programs, IV hydration, and cryotherapy. The episode concludes with a reminder to prioritize self-care and how to connect with both Dr. Ashanti Coleman and podcast host Nurse Shenell. Don't forget to Subscribe for more great nursing interviews.

Connect with Dr. Ashanti Coleman:

Instagram Ashanti Coleman (@rejuvenate901) • Instagram photos and videos & 929 Apparel (@yogiashanti929) • Instagram photos and videos

Tiktok (12)Rejuvenate 901 (@rejuv901) | TikTok

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The views and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the interviewee and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their employer.

This podcast may include affiliate links or advertisements through which we may receive a commission, direct payment, or products. The content shared on “All One Nurse” is intended for entertainment purposes only and should not be taken as professional advice. The views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own and do not represent the views or opinions of their affiliated institutions.

Information provided by guests is meant for informational and discussion purposes only. Individual perspectives may differ, and the hosts and platform do not endorse or validate the opinions expressed by guests regarding their respective opinions. Listeners are encouraged to independently verify any information provided and form their own opinions based on a comprehensive consideration of various perspectives. The opinions expressed are our own.

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In this episode of All One Nurse, host Shenell Thompkins engages with Dr. Tori(Latoria) Boyland, DNP, a psychiatric nurse practitioner, to discuss the critical issues surrounding mental health awareness and the challenges faced in psychiatric nursing. Dr. Boyland shares her journey into the field, the importance of access to care, and the stigma surrounding mental illness. The conversation emphasizes the need for more mental health professionals, effective strategies for non-psychiatric nurses, and the significance of self-care in the demanding field of psychiatric nursing. Listeners are encouraged to advocate for mental health and understand the complexities of mental illness.

• Suicide is the leading cause of death related to mental health the United States according to the CDC.
• Dr. Tori Boylan's journey into psychiatric nursing began after working as a police dispatcher.
• Access to equal care is a significant challenge in mental health.
• There is a projected shortage of 250,000 mental health professionals by 2025.
• Mental illness should be normalized and treated with grace and understanding.
• Self-care is essential for healthcare providers to avoid burnout.
• Effective communication and patience are crucial when dealing with patients with mental health conditions.
• Consultation with psychiatric professionals is vital for non-psychiatric nurses.
• Cultural competence is important in treating diverse patient populations.
• Advocacy for mental health resources is necessary for underserved communities.

Connect with Dr. Latoria Boyland, DNP, on Instagram @ Dr. Tori B (@latoriaboyland)dical | Facebook @ Latoria Boyland

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Information provided by guests is meant for informational and discussion purposes only. Individual perspectives may differ, and the hosts and platform do not endorse or validate the opinions expressed by guests regarding their respective institutions. Listeners are encouraged to independently verify any information provided and form their own opinions based on a comprehensive consideration of various perspectives. The opinions expressed are our own.

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In this episode of the All One Nurse podcast, host Shenell Thompkins interviews Terry DeAragon, a registered nurse with 18 years of experience and a passion for trauma recovery. Terry shares her personal journey into nursing, her struggles with trauma, and how her experiences shaped her career. The conversation delves into the importance of self-awareness, the role of faith in relationships, and the stages of trauma recovery. Terry emphasizes that trauma is not exclusive to catastrophic events and that everyone has their own story of healing. In this conversation, Terry DeAragon, RN, discusses the profound impact of trauma on individuals and the importance of community and self-awareness in the healing process. She shares her nursing journey, emphasizing the need for nurses to recognize their biases and the value of being present for patients. Terry also highlights the role of nurse coaching in promoting holistic care and personal growth, encouraging listeners to view challenges as opportunities for learning and development.

• Awaken the Lioness Spirit is a nonprofit focused on trauma recovery.
• Terry's journey into nursing was unexpected and influenced by her personal experiences.
• Trauma can stem from various life experiences, not just catastrophic events.
• Self-awareness is crucial in recognizing and addressing trauma.
• Faith played a significant role in Terry's personal growth and recovery.
• The ACE study highlights how childhood trauma can affect adult health.
• Trauma recovery involves stages: safety, remembrance, and reconnection.
• Terry emphasizes the importance of asking for help in the healing process.
• Healing from trauma can lead to freedom from anxiety and depression. Verbalizing trauma can be a powerful step towards healing.
• Trauma affects not just the event but the emotional experience.
• Community plays a crucial role in recovery and healing.
• Nurses can better serve patients by understanding their backgrounds.
• Self-awareness is essential in healthcare to recognize biases.
• Taking time for patients can benefit both the caregiver and the patient.
• Nursing is evolving towards a more holistic approach.
• Challenges in life can be viewed as opportunities for growth.
• Healing requires taking responsibility for one's own actions.
• Building safe relationships is vital for recovery.

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Information provided by guests is meant for informational and discussion purposes only. Individual perspectives may differ, and the hosts and platform do not endorse or validate the opinions expressed by guests regarding their respective institutions. Listeners are encouraged to independently verify any information provided and form their own opinions based on a comprehensive consideration of various perspectives. The opinions expressed are our own.

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In this enlightening conversation, Shenell Thompkins and Dr. Nykkia Sellers, DNP, delve into the complexities of diabetes, its management, and the nursing profession. Dr. Sellers shares her journey from an aspiring veterinarian to a certified diabetes care and education specialist, emphasizing the importance of education and communication in patient care. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by new nurses, the significance of understanding diabetes types, and the need for comprehensive management strategies. Dr. Sellers also provides valuable insights into resources available for patients and encourages a supportive approach to diabetes care.

Key Takeaways

• November is recognized as Diabetes Awareness Month.
• Every nursing role offers valuable learning experiences that contribute to professional growth.
• Diabetes management requires a holistic approach, considering various health factors.
• Patients can enjoy a balanced diet while managing diabetes; moderation is key.
• Pre-diabetes is a warning sign that can be managed with lifestyle changes.
• Understanding the different types of diabetes is crucial for effective management.
• Communication and education are vital in empowering patients with diabetes.
• Nurses play a critical role in patient education and support.
• There is a growing need for certified diabetes educators in healthcare.
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• Resources are available for diabetes patients.

Connect with Dr. Nykkia Sellers via Instagram | Facebook | Website | LinkedIn

Diabetes Wellness and Care Clinic, 512 Graham St, West Memphis, AR 72301 | (870) 551-4409 | [email protected]

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This podcast may include affiliate links or advertisements through which we may receive a commission, direct payment, or products. The content shared on “All One Nurse” is intended for entertainment purposes only and should not be taken as professional advice. The views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own and do not represent the views or opinions of their affiliated institutions.

Information provided by guests is meant for informational and discussion purposes only. Individual perspectives may differ, and the hosts and platform do not endorse or validate the opinions expressed by guests regarding their respective institutions. Listeners are encouraged to independently verify any information provided and form their own opinions based on a comprehensive consideration of various perspectives. The opinions expressed are our own.

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January is National Slavery in Human Trafficking Prevention Month and Stalking Awareness Month.

In this episode of the All One Nurse podcast, Shenell Thompkins engages with Leah Helmbrecht, a forensic nurse examiner, to discuss sensitive topics such as sexual assault, human trafficking, and domestic violence. Leah shares her journey into forensic nursing, her challenges, and the importance of mental health in her nursing role. The conversation emphasizes the need for empathy and understanding when approaching victims, the complexities of forensic nursing, and the societal changes needed to support survivors. Leah also provides valuable resources for victims and encourages listeners to advocate for change in their communities and much more!

Takeaways

• This episode contains discussions on sensitive topics.
• Sexual assault is about power and control.
• Believing victims can aid in their healing process.
• The number one cause of homelessness is domestic violence.
• It's not easy for victims to leave abusive situations.
• Teaching boundaries to children is essential.
• The roles of a Forensic Nurse/SANE nurse.
• The importance of using trauma-informed care.

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Information provided by guests is meant for informational and discussion purposes only. Individual perspectives may differ, and the hosts and platform do not endorse or validate the opinions expressed by guests regarding their respective opinions. Listeners are encouraged to independently verify any information provided and form their own opinions based on a comprehensive consideration of various perspectives. The opinions expressed are our own.