Join us for an inspiring conversation with Cynthia Clark, PhD, RN, ANEF, FAAN, internationally recognized nurse leader, researcher, educator, and founder of Civility Matters, as we explore the critical role of civility in creating healthy, sustainable cultures of well-being. Drawing on decades of experience in nursing practice, education, leadership, and research, Dr. Clark shares evidence-based strategies for preventing and addressing workplace incivility, strengthening communication, and fostering environments where individuals and teams can thrive. From her pioneering work in Cognitive Rehearsal to her global scholarship on healthy work and learning environments, Dr. Clark offers practical insights for nurses, leaders, educators, and healthcare professionals seeking to build cultures rooted in respect, compassion, and human flourishing. Whether you are facing workplace challenges or looking to elevate your organization's culture, this conversation provides valuable tools and inspiration for creating lasting positive change.

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