Monthly Archives: June, 2007
RA in Nursing – Crabs in a Pot
by Phoenix – Guest Author Nurses and crabs in a pot. When I was describing my plight of nasty nursing peers and back stabbing by fellow nurses to a dear friend, she described it as being similar to “crabs in a pot”! Each crab will pull the others down to try to get out themselves, [...]
Discussions continue here…
I have closed the forum at keepingthedream.net. I’ll be redirecting that url to my personal website, so if you’re used to going there and wind up at www.keepingthedream.com, don’t be surprised! It was a fabulous learning experience. I met some wonderful people, and I’m so proud that I actually put together a working forum that [...]
Stereotypes
One thing that has impressed me throughout the whole journey of writing my book, “Where There’s Smoke“, is how much women care. I’ve developed an attitude toward the stereotypes of women and girls as “cut throaty” and “backstabbing”. I don’t think it’s fair. True, I have a song by that name, “Backstabber“. It was a [...]
Communication and Agendas
I received a newsletter from one of my favorite authors, Patricia Evans today. She focuses more often on the dynamics between men and women, but the principles I learned concerning what verbal abuse is applies to relational aggression, as well. In June’s newsletter, she writes: Unfortunately, when people don’t recognize verbal abuse for what it [...]
Article: “The School Mediator: How Girls Fight”
Interesting read on relational aggression and the use of mediators: The School Mediator: How Girls Fight A portion of the article from Richard Cohen reads: I for one certainly hope that all this attention leads educators to: *Attune themselves to notice this type of behavior *State unequivocally that relational aggression is unacceptable *Subject students who [...]
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