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Remarkably Resilient Launches Nationwide Continuing Education to Help Nurses Strengthen Their Own Well-Being
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Wed, 29 July 2026 at 6:40 pm GMT+5:30
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New online course provides 1.5 accredited nursing contact hours asThe Pittand growing research spotlight the urgent need for healthcare worker well-being
KANSAS CITY, Mo., July 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — From the emotional realities portrayed in HBO Max’s The Pitt to a growing body of research on burnout and compassion fatigue, the importance of healthcare professional well-being has never been more visible
Growing evidence links chronic workplace stress among nurses to burnout, turnover and workforce shortages, increasing demand for practical tools that help healthcare professionals build resilience
To help address that need, Remarkably Resilient, Inc. has launched a new online continuing education course that equips nurses with practical resilience-building skills while providing 1.5 accredited nursing contact hours. The self-paced course is available nationwide through the organization’s online Learning Management System and is approved by the VTL Center for Professional Development, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation
Unlike many continuing education programs that focus primarily on improving patient care, Remarkably Resilient Together (RRT):Regulation and Self-Care for Nursing Professionals focuses on caring for the caregiver
“Healthcare professionals spend their careers helping others navigate trauma, crisis and uncertainty,” said Kathleen Harnish McKune, CEO and Co-Founder of Remarkably Resilient. “But too often, nurses receive little education on recognizing the effects of chronic stress within themselves. We created this course to help nurses strengthen their own resilience with practical skills they can use during a shift, after work and throughout their careers. When caregivers are equipped to care for themselves, everyone benefits – including the patients and families who rely on them.”
The fully online, self-paced course includes four instructional video modules totaling approximately 90 minutes, downloadable re of trauma, emotional regulation and self-care. Participants have 30 days after enrollment to complete the course at their own pace
Through four engaging video modules, participants hear directly from RRT co-founders Kathleen Harnish McKune and Karen Dickson alongside a panel of professionals, creating a practical blend of neuroscience, lived experience and professional expertise. The course translates the science of trauma and healing into evidence-informed emotional regulation and self-care strategies that nurses can apply immediately to strengthen their own well-being while enhancing their ability to care for others
