Anne-Marie Bauer: An Ethic of Care

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September 18, 2016

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Nurturing is not complex. It's simply being tuned in to the thing or person before you and offering small gestures toward what they need at that time.

- Mary Anne Radmacher -

Anne-Marie Bauer: An Ethic of Care

Growing up in the US and Finland as one of six children, and big sister to three younger brothers, Anne-Marie donned a care-taking cap and cross-cultural competency from an early age. In her late-teens, she landed in New York City. Migrating between the Big Apple, PA, and NJ, she quickly grew a sense of independence and studied to become a pediatric nurse. Today, she's based in California and spends her time making art out of life amidst 13-hour children's hospital shifts, mentoring summer interns, and touching diverse lives in quietly powerful ways. She shares more about her journey in this interview. { read more }

Be The Change

Make time to nurture another being in some way that goes beyond your daily routine. For more inspiration, here's an essay by the best-selling doctor-writer Rachel Naomi Remen, on "The Recovery of the Sacred" in medicine and life. { more }

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