Cultivating Therapeutic Presence: A Pilot Project

<b>Purpose:</b> Cultivating therapeutic presence is a pilot project for addressing perceived stress in a group of holistic healthcare workers. <b>Design and Methods:</b> The project incorporated mindfulness-based interventions, self-care techniques, and the establishment of supportive relationships. It was presented during the COVID pandemic to integrative health care workers at a children's hospital. <b>Findings:</b> There was an overall improvement in perceived stress scores across the series, with an effect size estimated by Cohen's d = .963, consistent with a large effect. Participants reported persistent effects on a survey administered five months after completion of the project, which included feeling more confident, using the techniques, and more effectively caring for themselves. <b>Conclusions:</b> This project integrated mindfulness-based interventions with self-care techniques, as well as strengthening support networks. Upon completion, perceived stress decreased, a finding that persisted for several months.

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Journal of Holistic Nursing
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2024-08-09
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https://doi.org/10.1177/08980101241273364
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COVID-19 and Mental Health
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Cultivating Therapeutic Presence: A Pilot Project

Frank M. Biro, Nancy L. Bloemer
Journal of Holistic Nursing
COVID-19 and Mental Health
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Cultivating Therapeutic Presence: A Pilot Project

Frank M. Biro, Nancy L. Bloemer
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<b>Purpose:</b> Cultivating therapeutic presence is a pilot project for addressing perceived stress in a group of holistic healthcare workers. <b>Design and Methods:</b> The project incorporated mindfulness-based interventions, self-care techniques, and the establishment of supportive relationships. It was presented during the COVID pandemic to integrative health care workers at a children's hospital. <b>Findings:</b> There was an overall improvement in perceived stress scores across the series, with an effect size estimated by Cohen's d = .963, consistent with a large effect. Participants reported persistent effects on a survey administered five months after completion of the project, which included feeling more confident, using the techniques, and more effectively caring for themselves. <b>Conclusions:</b> This project integrated mindfulness-based interventions with self-care techniques, as well as strengthening support networks. Upon completion, perceived stress decreased, a finding that persisted for several months.

Journal of Holistic NursingVol. 43(2)
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center (US), University of Cincinnati Medical Center (US)
Good health and well-being
Openalex Percentile: Top 82%
COVID-19 and Mental Health
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