A Nurses Lift to work?
Two Nurses and NLP Coaches kate and Tina chat about NLP, Healthcare work coaching and changing your thinking. It’s a light, informative lift to work. You’ll pick up tips on how to keep on an even keel at work, whatever your job. Tina and Kate have years of NHS and nursing experience and want to share everyday wisdoms with you. It’s a little bit of yoga for the mind. Hop on in the back and get a lift to work. Ideal for Nurses and other health care workers, but top tips here for all.
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 20 minutes
- Episodes
- 93
- Years Active
- 2023 - 2025
94. Celebrating 2500 downloads and episode recommendations
Wow 2500 ~Downloads and counting
Tina and Kate take a moment to celebrate this milestone and signpost you to some of the useful and most popular episodes
Recommendations
93 Sarah James Executive Nurse Talks about her role, governance, patient safety and more
Sarah James joins the show. She is an executive nurse and Chief Governance and improvement officer at Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.
Sarah talks about what this role involves, her own jou…
92. The importance of simple things in nursing
Kate and Tina chat about the impact of the small and simple things that nurses can do.
Resources
91. In conversation with Kendal Andreason , RCN lead for Emergency medicine and so much more..
Kendal Andreason joins the podcast for a chat about her roles as Royal College of Nursing lead for Emergency medicine, Nurse with world extreme medicare and Nurse in the TA.
This episode covers a lot…
90 How to get your voice heard at work
This episode explores how we sabotage our voice being heard by apologising before our point is made.
Tips are offered for being heard yourself and for making space for others to be heard to in health…
89 Gina Pitts, practice nursing, Hayden Magazine and a whole lot more
Gina chats to Tina and Kate about her career, the inspiration of her mum as a nurse from the wind-rush generation, her nursing work as a practice nurse and independent and Hayden Magazine for nurses.…
88. Feedback from the Shame and Medicine conference
Tina attended the excellent international Shame and Medicine conference hosted at Exeter University.
She shares some of the highlights and her refkecitons with Kate
you can find excellent resources f…
87 The Barriers to newly qualified nurses getting NHS jobs. A chat with Vicky, campaign leader.
This episode is with Vicky Atkins a newly qualified nurse who is yet to find a qualified nurse role in her area. She talks to kate and Tina about the parliamentary petition she has started in the UK,…
86. Hello my name is... the importance of introductions
This episode discusses the Hello My Name is campaign and the continued importance of introducing ourselves in health care roles.
The four main reasons for doing this and the ways we can use it to bui…
85 3 Tips for framing a conversation at work. Bitesized episode.
Here are 3 Tips for getting a conversation inexactly the place you need it to be .
1. tell them what you want to talk about
2. tell them the outcome you are looking for
3. Get them to agree to this be…
84 Sick or not Sick that is the question
This episode hears Kate and Tina exploring this topic of sickness at work.
Looking at the ideas about presenteeism and absence from work.
Its a hot potatoe topic but we try and unpick how the beliefs…
83. Psychological Safety at work
What is Psychological safety at work? what does this mean?
Tina and Kate chat about this and what a leader can do to support this to happen?
What is is NOT and what helps create it for us all.
Resource…
82. Shifting your mindset when newly qualified, what helps?
There is some preparation for nurses as they move to the early part of their careers, but what mindset is helpful. What helps when adapting to that shifting responsibility?
Listen in for a thought pro…
81. Let them theory, how can it apply to nursing?
The "Let them" Theory is very much under discussion at the moment. Listen in to see what Tina and Kate think is helpful about it for nurses and where the cautions may be.
Resources
80 In conversation with Chloe Weekes-Dyer Lecturer in Adult Nursing at Plymouth University
In this episode we are joined by Chloe who is a lecturer in adult nursing at Plymouth University
She also is leading a project on curriculum review for undergraduate nursing programmes. Chloe is an R…
79 RCN Congress 2025, Kate's reflections
Kate attended the RCN 2025 Congress in the UK.
She shares her reflections, impressions and thoughts from her time there.
Resources
78. Supporting students when you are newly qualified
How can you best support student nurses when you yourself are newly qualified or in the early part of your career?
Listen in to Tina and Kate as they explore this topic with you, picking up hints and …
77. Building Rapport in a Nursing role
Building Rapport is some thing that is a cornerstone of nursing. listen in for tips on how to make this work for your patients or clients, for you as a practitioner and for a smoother running of shif…
76 Finding Nursing work in a time of scarcity, things to think about.
Finding work in a time of scarcity can leave us feeling dissatisfied, angry and nervous. Listen in with Kate and Tina to explore ways to be resourceful if you find yourself in this situation
Resource…
75 The use of AI in Healthcare
Artificial Intelligence AI in health care, how is being used at the moment. What do nurses need to begin to consider as the use of AI ?
listen in for an informal chat about this with Kate and Tina