I am keeping this page, because of the people who've liked it, even though I'm changing.my niche to "Helping Healers Love Being Healers Again." Some, or most, of you will like it as much, I believe and hope, now that I have switched my niche from helping retirees make ends meet. In many areas of healing, it is not possible to be a healer without getting wounded oneself in the process. What I'm say
ing is that healers themselves get hurt and that taking care of pain is not just for patients, but also for healers. That's why the demand, "Physician, Heal Thyself," sticks around. This site and the business that it represents, Russell Burck Consulting, is for health care practitioners to "heal themselves" before the wounds of caregiving bring them to the point of burnout. That will not always be possible, but part of the vision of Russell Burck Consulting is to "normalize" the healer's own pain, so that healers recognize it, accept it, and address it whenever it occurs. If you have experienced any sort of pain or discomfort or distress as a result caring for people who were sick, injured, or dying, please contact me for a free 30 minute conversation, how to love being a healer again.