Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the cap and uniform? Who is it that must become a nurse? Everyone knows a nurse; she is society's most trusted professional. So why is it that society either idealizes or denigrates her? At some point in life, almost everyone loves someone or something so much that they must write it down. Elizabeth Robinson has done just that. After 25 years of nursing practice, Robinson secluded herself in doctoral studies in mythology and depth psychology and researched her beloved profession from prehistoric times all the way to today's contemporary nurse. Come hear about some of her fascinating discoveries!

Elizabeth Ann Robinson, Ph.D., R.N., is author of The Soul of the Nurse (SpannRobinson, 2013). She is a Clinical Nurse Specialist in cardiology and critical care. She, with her husband, Lawrence Henry Spann, co-founded, SpannRobinson, which is dedicated to literature, writing, mythology, archetypal psychology, healthcare, and body awareness. Elizabeth and Lawrence write, edit, design, and publish their own books.

The Soul of the Nurse will be available for purchase and signing. It is also available at Chaucer's, Tecolote, La Casa de Maria, Pacifica Graduate Institute, and on-line at CreateSpace and Amazon. Here's the direct link: https://www.createspace.com/4051900