It’s All Good Here – Interview With Elizabeth Crane
Nurses are facing pressure, stress, fear, exhaustion, isolation and emotional trauma and often times don’t know how to “put the brakes on” to take time for healing. Now more than ever nurses need hope and a way forward to manage stress and achieve wellness.
Join Elizabeth Crane, psychologist and founder of Its All Good Here® as she shares the science of focusing on the good things in our lives. Learn about ways to train the brain for positivity. Its All Good Here® is built on the concept that what we mental focus contributes to mood; focus on the good things in life can yield a stronger positive attitude which can improve the quality of life.
It’s All Good Here ® is a movement to uplift ourselves, our loved ones and the world. What can happiness development activities do for you and beyond? itsallgoodhere.com
Elizabeth Crane is a paid consultant of Otsuka Pharmaceutical Development & Commercialization, Inc.
Rachel Self, PhD, MS, is an employee of Otsuka Pharmaceutical Development & Commercialization, Inc.
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