Recovering Healthcare: Breathing New Life into Patient Wellness
In your lifetime, have you witnessed a tremendous advancement in technology and the way things are done?
In particular, the way healthcare is delivered? Does it feel like something is missing? With the many gaps in healthcare, connecting with others has changed, and not for the better. This has led to 2 problems for patients:
NOT FEELING CONNECTED
A basic human need is nurturance. Without it, just like a plant without care, love, watering, and support, it withers and slowly dies. Without the nurturing humans desire, both unconsciously and well as consciously, a slow death occurs as humans close themselves off from others.
HELPLESSNESS
Another issue that is prevalent: humanity has given the power away either to others or some external situation, particularly in healthcare, stripping away the sense of control over their own future and destiny.
The answer lies in taking ownership of YOUR health and wellness.
THE MISSION
Recovering Healthcare reintroduces the lost art of compassionate connection through empowering ownership of health and wellness as well as teaching healthcare providers how to enhance their bond with patients improving the quality of patient care.
consulting and teaching in organizations
crafting institutional training programs and policy
speaking at LIVE EVENTS
sharing on webinars and tele-seminars
mentoring through individual coaching
THE SOLUTION for HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
Establishing heart-centered connections with others and being fully present in the moment with a patient enhances trust and grows love. Heart-centered connection is a lost art in healthcare. The primary cause is the advancement of electronics in the delivery of modern day healthcare. There is a tendency to focus on the tests and machines instead of really looking at the patient and their life, to get the diagnosis. Dr. Dolores Fazzino believes the skill of connecting while examining clients has been trumped by the impersonal aspects of advanced technology and electronics. Bring Dr. Dolores Fazzino into your organization for consulting, teaching staff, as well as crafting institutional programs and policies.
