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When a peacock spreads its tail feathers, they are truly a sight to behold. Their feathers create a large semicircle of radiant, iridescent colors. The “Eyes” located on the peacock’s tail feathers represent those who have “Eyes To See” what God is doing on the earth. God is anointing the Eyes of the Seer so that we may correctly see Him in this season and release His Glory on the earth. But blessed are your eyes because they see, and your ears because they hear. Matthew 13:16-17 Artwork by a human trafficking survivor. Reflection is a four-year program offering human trafficking survivors crisis stabilization, second-stage homes, and after-care programs. Reflection offers a variety of medical services, therapeutic resources, life-skills courses, and education opportunities, with an objective of moving survivors through a continuum of care to achieve self-sufficiency and independence, resulting in true freedom. #reflection #sundayscripture #reflectionministries

Happy Father's Day! As health professionals, it’s important to let fathers and caregivers know they need and deserve support. Involved fathers and caregivers help improve outcomes for their children and families. Join the National Institute for Children's Health Quality (NICHQ) in celebrating Father's Day and Men's Health Month, and browse a helpful collection of resources for supporting and engaging fathers. https://bit.ly/3Rvec4u

Extended care programs at Sustain Recovery aren’t just about teaching your adolescent lifelong habits and strengthening the foundation of their recovery. They’re also about setting your family up for success. We know you’re all better equipped for a beyond better future when your whole family has the tools to heal and time to get there together – without the pressures or dangers of handling it on your own too soon. Learn more about Sustain’s extended care programs and integrated family therapy: https://lnkd.in/efpFk64R

Today, as we celebrate love and connection, let's also take a moment to appreciate the power of our hands in saving lives. ?? Did you know that hands-only CPR can be a crucial act of love and care for someone in need? According to the American Heart Association, nearly 70% of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests happen in homes. Performing hands-only CPR can triple a person's chance of survival. It only takes a few minutes to learn hands-only CPR, but its impact is immeasurable. So, as you exchange tokens of affection today, consider gifting something truly invaluable—a commitment to learn hands-only CPR and be a hero in someone's life. To learn more about administering hands-only CPR, please visit: https://bit.ly/3K2BFE5

As an HR executive, living and working with compassion means prioritizing the well-being of our employees, who in turn dedicate themselves to the care of our residents. Unlike my colleagues and co-workers, whose primary focus is directly on our residents—from custodians and maintenance staff to CNAs, LPNs, RNs—my focus is on the people who make our mission possible: our employees. Compassion in my role involves ensuring that our team members have the support they need to thrive, both professionally and personally. This means crafting and implementing policies and procedures that not only foster a positive work environment but also empower our staff to deliver the best possible care to our residents. By working compassionately, we create a workplace where employees feel valued, supported, and equipped to provide compassionate care. It’s about recognizing the vital role each team member plays and ensuring they have the resources and environment needed to succeed. When we care for our employees with the same dedication they show our residents, we build a stronger, more resilient organization. It’s a cycle of care that starts with us and radiates out to every individual we serve.

On International Day of Older Persons, we celebrate the wisdom of older generations and the valuable lessons they offer. Karl Pillemer’s Legacy Project, which interviewed over 1,500 elderly individuals, highlighted key pieces of advice for a meaningful life:? ? 1. Stop worrying? 2. Pursue work you love? 3. Foster meaningful relationships? 4. Take responsibility for your own happiness? ? These timeless lessons encourage us to live intentionally - focusing on joy, purpose, and connection.?? ? Australian palliative care nurse?Bronnie Ware?has done something remarkable. She’s taken the time to compile her patients’ viewpoints on universal subjects like regret, life purpose, and happiness; from the plethora of responses emerged five themes common to almost all of Ware’s patients. Ware?assembled these reflections in her insightful book,?The Top Five Regrets of the Dying. Read more here - https://lnkd.in/dXUMhAY

To all the incredible dads out there, Happy Father's Day! Thank you for your wisdom, your guidance, and your unwavering support. Today, we celebrate the great dads who provide exceptional examples and make their kids proud. May you enjoy a day full of love and appreciation that you truly deserve! #HappyFathersDay #MAHAN #HealthcareAdvisors #PracticeConsulting #FinancialStrategy #TaxStrategy #TaxTreatmentPlan #RetirementPlanning #DentalPracticeAdvisor #DentalFinancialAdvisor #PhysicianFinancialAdvisor #HealthcarePracticeAdvisor #ChiropractorFinancialAdvisor #ChiropracticPracticeAdvisor

Caregivers dedicate their lives to supporting others, but who takes the time to care for them? In our latest blog post, we explore essential strategies for nurturing and uplifting the incredible individuals who provide such vital support. Discover how simple acts of kindness can make a profound difference in their lives. ?? ??To read our blog, click this link: https://lnkd.in/eZvJxQX2

Wired for Connection: The Power of Dyadic Care in Early Childhood When babies enter the world, they are wired for connection. Traditional care models often view children from a single lens, but dyadic care takes a more holistic approach. It recognizes that every baby is part of a broader family system, offering support not just to the child but to their caregivers as well. By strengthening these family bonds, we help equip everyone with the skills for success. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3ZyXKoP

Embracing Life’s Full Circle: Death and the Role of a Death Doula Life and death are intimately connected, each defining and enriching the other. While death might seem like the opposite of life, it’s an essential part of our journey, offering its own form of closure and peace. A death doula plays a vital role in this profound transition, providing support and guidance when it’s needed most. Unlike traditional medical care, a death doula offers compassionate, non-medical support tailored to the unique needs and wishes of the individual and their loved ones. They help manage the emotional and practical aspects of dying, ensuring that the process is as peaceful and dignified as possible. By embracing the end of life with the assistance of a death doula, we can find harmony and understanding in the full spectrum of our existence. Death, like life, deserves care, respect, and compassion.? Seize the moment-start the conversation. Connect now.