InNurses — It’s Not BurnoutbyDr. Lorre Laws·Nov 3The Silo Effect: Why Traumatized Nurses Suffer AloneJane Doe, RN, thought she was broken.
InNurses — It’s Not BurnoutbyDr. Lorre Laws·Oct 27Melissa asked for help. They sent an article.What looks like quiet quitting is a body in survival mode.
InNurses — It’s Not BurnoutbyDr. Lorre Laws·Oct 12Mean Girls Syndrome. It Isn’t Really About Mean Nurses.It’s about 250 years of not enough.A response icon6A response icon6
InNurses — It’s Not BurnoutbyDr. Lorre Laws·Sep 29Nursing Runs on Co-DysregulationWe all feel it. No one calls it what it is.A response icon9A response icon9
InNurses — It’s Not BurnoutbyDr. Lorre Laws·Sep 22Last week I told you about the house.What I did not tell you is what my body did after I left it. Or what happens to nurses’ bodies after years or decades of chronic and…A response icon1A response icon1
InNurses — It’s Not BurnoutbyDr. Lorre Laws·Sep 8Fifteen Months Ago Denise Walked Away From NursingAfter nurse trauma recovery, she is choosing nursing again.
InNurses — It’s Not BurnoutbyDr. Lorre Laws·Sep 1The Burnout Program That Told LaRonda She Was the Problem45.5% of the most symptomatic nurses I assessed reported this
InNurses — It’s Not BurnoutbyDr. Lorre Laws·Aug 4The Woman in Nick’s HallwayNo bed for her, because empty beds lose money.
InNurses — It’s Not BurnoutbyDr. Lorre Laws·Jul 21The Nurse Who Couldn’t Walk Into Her Own HouseThe shift ended an hour ago. Her body didn’t get the message.
InNurses — It’s Not BurnoutbyDr. Lorre Laws·Jul 14Claire, What Could You Have Done Differently?Eighteen years in, her body cannot let the violence go
