Nurses, Linda Bridge and Kathy Knowles are exciting and inspiring Canadian nursing professionals to heighten their self respect. Firstly, to appreciate and honor themselves more. Secondly, because nurses are the largest, most influential group of healthcare workers (more than 300,000) and a positive shift in their self worth will automatically reflect to all people with whom they communicate. The necessity to restore 'respectful thinking and behavior' within the healthcare system was clearly voiced in the 2002 CNAC report. "If there is a need for respectful thinking and behavior," said Linda. "It needs to start from within each of us. We need to provide it for ourselves." "As my self respect increases, my words and actions change causing other people to change in response," said Kathy. This odyssey of self respect is causing a ripple effect within the system allowing it to heal from the inside out. Hopelessly Human Productions Inc. specializes in books, workshops and presentations to accomplish their mission and vision. Please join Linda and Kathy on the teeter-totter ride of their lives as they tilt the direction of healthcare to heal it from the inside out.   Let's Meet To see upcoming workshops and presentations, click here. Do you have a burning question or a hot topic you would like to see addressed?

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