Nurses' Keeper Featured A Nurse Gotta Do What a Nurse Gotta Do Striking for the Future of Nursing, Self-Preservation, and Humanity By Dr. Rachel Hill Nurses are often seen as the unwavering backbone of healthcare, embodying compassion, resilience, and an almost superhuman capacity for self-sacrifice. They take an oath—a sacred vow to care for the sick and vulnerable—often extending far
wisdom & wellness Featured In Sickness and In Health A Journey of Self-Commitment and Quantum Healing By Dr. Rachel Hill We often hear the vow, "in sickness and in health," exchanged between partners on their wedding day, signifying an unwavering commitment to stand by each other through life's inevitable challenges. This profound promise speaks to
wisdom & wellness Starting Where You Are Health journeys are rarely linear. Dr. Rachel shares her personal battles with chronic illness, menopause, and a pre-diabetes diagnosis, revealing that setbacks are invitations for deeper self-care and persistence, not perfection, is key.
Nurses' Keeper Featured The 4 Steps to Unapologetic Nursing This blog honors Dr. Janelle Smith, a nurse-midwife who embodied unapologetic nursing. Dr. Rachel urges nurses to reclaim dreams & integrity. It offers 4 steps: own knowledge, name unsafe systems, set boundaries, and advocate for self. It is a call to embrace unique light & drive meaningful change.
Nurses' Keeper New Year,New Nurse What 2026 Could Look Like If Nurses Governed Their Inner World? Nurses are fighting back. We’re striking, speaking up, demanding better pay, safer ratios, and basic dignity. And we should be. But here’s what I’m noticing: many nurses move forward, only to feel like they’re taking
wisdom & wellness Featured Authenticity Over Resolutions As January rolls around and gym membership renewals hit an all-time high, I’ll be one of those people proudly resurrecting my Planet Fitness membership from its long winter’s nap. You know the one—where your key tag has been sitting in a drawer like, “I’m ready whenever
Members only wisdom & wellness What Healing Looks Like: Holidays After Loss, Jungian Shadows, and the Sacred Work of Becoming Whole
Members only Nurses' Keeper HOLIDAY CONVERSATIONS: TALKING TO PATIENTS ABOUT HERBS & AROMATHERAPY WITH CONFIDENCE
Nurses' Keeper Featured The Kaiser Nursing Strike & the "Good" nurse (Part 2) This blog is Part 2 of the "Good"nurse blog that I shared last week. I want to reflect on this example, as I believe it is a vital example in the history of nurses changing the healthcare system through their own personal healing, introspection, and courage. The
Nurses' Keeper Featured The “Good" Nurse vs. The “Good Nurse” (Part 1) From Survival to Self-Sovereignty in Nursing By Dr. Rachel Y. Hill, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC, AHN-BC, HWNC-BC Authors' Note: I am writing these two blog posts as a reponse to the recent Kaiser Nursing Strike, because I believe this strike is crucial in the call for nurses to change
