Ego Death of the ICU Nurse

The ego is innate and universal to all humans. An individual’s ego differentiates self from others by way of the reality principle - capacity to distinguish what is occurring in the mind from what is occurring in the external world. 

Ego functioning includes judgment, sense of reality, impulse control, interpersonal functioning, cognitive processes, defensive functioning, stimulus barriers, mastery competence, the ability to provide and self-soothe. All things meant to keep you safe - inside this safety lives conditioned mind patterns and limiting beliefs. 

When triggered, limiting beliefs such as “I’m not a real nurse if I leave the ICU.”

arises and the nervous system responses that once kept you safe emerge. 

What beliefs about being an ICU nurse are keeping you safe? 

Do these beliefs still serve you? 

The Ego Death is the awakening to awareness that these beliefs no longer serve you. 

Crack open your truth with the Debrieifng the Front Lines Ego Death of the ICU Nurse Debrieifng Package.

This is an exclusive offering for current or former ICU nurses who have made the decision (or are considering) the grueling decision to leave the ICU. You feel both grief and relief - it is the end of an era.

Whether you left years ago or recently, The Ego Death of the ICU Nurse will help you navigate the complicated questions and emotions that often arise.

Ego Death is the realization that you are not the things you identified with. You decision to leave the ICU is your decision to connect back to the truth of who you are - and this takes time, attention and love as you meet the forgotten parts of yourself buried with those 3 letters.

💻Includes 3 one hour sessions (we recommend scheduling your session biweekly)

🪐Post session email summary

🤎Access to Ego Death of the ICU Nurse Education Resource Portal where you will learn more about ego, ego strength, ego death and the Theory of the Mind

🗒️ At the completion of your 3 debriefing sessions, you are eligible for 3.5 Nursing CE's