Stress Release for Nurses

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Stress Release for Nurses is a comprehensive, evidence-based continuing education (CE) course designed to address one of the most significant challenges facing nurses today: chronic stress and burnout.

Rather than offering general wellness education, this program trains you to regulate your stress response, recover more effectively between work periods, and reduce unnecessary physiological and emotional strain over time. You learn to master techniques to sleep better, decrease anxiety, think more clearly, lower blood pressure, increase energy, feel better in all stressful environments and strengthen overall resilience.

The course provides 15 contact hours of CE while delivering practical skills you can apply immediately in high-pressure clinical, administrative and education environments.

What Nurses Say About Dr. Michael Olpin's
Stress Release for Nurses

• “This was the best course I’ve ever taken. The layout, videos, and guided imagery were excellent. This will make a lifelong change for me.”
  
  
• “I’m an intense person and a 35-year ED nurse. This course finally helped me relax and let go of stress. It made a real difference.”
  
  
• “This has been life changing. I used to be a bundle of stress. Now I genuinely believe living mostly stress-free is possible.”
  

Pricing

Standard $69

Utah Nurses Association Member $49
(Coupon Code: UNA20)

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Nursing Continuing Professional Education Disclosures

• The continuing education was jointly planned by the Utah Nurses Association and Accredited Provider, University of Utah Health.
• NCPD contact hours are provided by the Accredited Provider, University of Utah Health.
• University of Utah Health is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.
• To earn 15.0 NCPD contact hours, participants must achieve a minimum score of 70% on the post-test and complete the activity post-assessment.

                 

Offered by the Utah Nurses Association (UNA) in conjunction with The Stress Management Place by Michael Olpin, PhD.  A percentage of sales goes to support UNA. 

Dr. Olpin shares his thoughts on nurses and stress HERE

1. Understand how stress is activated physiologically and cognitively
2. Recognize how perception and interpretation drive stress responses
3. Apply evidence-based techniques to calm the nervous system
4. Improve recovery after high-demand clinical work
5. Reduce emotional reactivity and interpersonal strain
6. Prevent stress through proactive cognitive and behavioral strategies 

• The continuing education was jointly planned by the Utah Nurses Association and Accredited Provider, University of Utah Health.
• NCPD contact hours are provided by the Accredited Provider, University of Utah Health.
• University of Utah Health is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.
• To earn 15.0 NCPD contact hours, participants must achieve a minimum score of 70% on the post-test and complete the activity post-assessment.