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… with an employee assistance program that can help. You can also call the Methodist Emotional Support Line to speak with a licensed professional counselor from the Methodist Hospital …

… Books help them be more inquisitive and help them be more excited about the world. They ask questions and you get to be a part of what’s going on in their mind and how they are figuring …

… amazing. He was very thorough. He never rushed away from me, and he was always there to answer questions.” According to Dr. Torgersen, it’s all part of a very intentional approach to care. …

… patient walks into our ED, they have someone to just be with them, help them, answer their questions and connect them to the appropriate resources if they don’t meet inpatient criteria. It …

… first step, you don’t have to go it alone. You likely have a family member or friend who can support or even join you in turning over a new leaf this spring. And your Methodist care team is …

… children with autism will exhibit the exact same signs and symptoms or need the same level of support throughout their lives. In fact, more and more research indicates that some children can …

… home, one of her patients passed away. It was “a sink or swim moment,” she said. But she had support from her coworkers, and as she cared for the patient’s family that day, a blend of …

… drugs and smoking. Talk to your teen every day. Let your teenager know you are there to support him, but also set and enforce the rules. It’s a fine balance. If you are having a …

… the team’s extensive experience and skills with the tools needed to save more lives.” To support this important project, the Jennie Edmundson Foundation Board of Directors is planning to …

… came from Sabrina DeWispelare after she received a sympathy card in the mail from emergency support nurse Jill Ferguson, MSN, RN, following the death of Sabrina’s husband. “I wrote a letter …