Nurses
Ten Outstanding Accomplishments of TM for Nurses, an Initiative of TM for Women
The California American Nurses Association chose our TM course for nurses as one of five “Best Fits” for nurses’ mental health and well-being.
This course has been peer reviewed and is an endorsed program of the American Holistic Nurses Association
The course “Transcendental Meditation for Nurses: Developing Capacity for Improved Judgment, Decision Making and Resilience under Stress” is approved for 23.25 contact hours in 49 states by the American Holistic Nurses Association – an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Centers Commission on Accreditation.
This continuing education course qualifies for university credit.
The TM program was taught as a nursing undergraduate course at Brandman University and is currently offered at Stritch Loyola Medical School.
Published studies with nurses show statistical significance for reduced burnout, compassion fatigue, and secondary traumatic stress, and for increased resilience through the TM practice.
A three Magnet hospital study of 106 nurses titled: Transcendental Meditation for Nurses’ Well-Being: A Mixed Methods Randomized Controlled Trial is being prepared for publication.
This new study will be presented at The Florida Nurses Association conference in September and at the ANCC Magnet conference in October. (Researched benefits of the TM technique for nurses have been presented at 11 conferences.)
TM for Nurses partners with the ANA Healthy Nurse Healthy Nation initiative, the Preventative Cardiovascular Nurses Association, the Ohio Association of Occupational Health Nurses, Women’s Heart Foundation, Million Hearts, and other organizations.
More than 16 hospitals have implemented our program for the betterment of the lives of their nurses and patients.