PERMISSION TO CARE

BUILDING A HEALTHCARE CULTURE THAT THRIVES IN CHAOS

When a pharmacist, comedian writes a book to help healthcare have a laugh and a heart.

Are you a healthcare professional who has lost the spark of caring for your patients thanks to a soul-less healthcare system?

Do you find yourself thinking:

I am just checking the boxes.

I feel stressed and overworked.

This is not sustainable.

RETURN TO THE JOY OF HELPING

1. Read this book slowly.

Take your time with this one. I know you can absorb info quickly. The stories contained in this book will seep into your soul a little each day, as you begin to see your world differently.

2. Share your stories.

As you notice things shifting, find someone to share your stories with. They’ll be more powerful for you when you share them with others.

3. Return to the joy of helping.

You entered this field for a reason. It’s time to find what you were after all along.

AMAZON REVIEWS

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Endless possibilities

“Learning to see the world in a different way is the KEY TO COMEDY, and it turns out, it’s the key to finding fulfillment in one of the hardest industries in modern civilization.”

“I got the degrees, I got the loans, I got the dream job, and I felt like I got the death sentence. Then, I took an improv class.”

Prepare for the unpredictability of healthcare.

Find more joy in your day-to-day work.

Express your personality while connecting with your patients.

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BOOK REVIEWS FROM LEADERS IN HEALTHCARE

“As a humor expert, I understand the importance and value incorporating comedy in the workplace. Even when the workplace is healthcare, the skills of improv and humor remain. In Permission to Care, Cory gives you the prescription for the practical application of improv comedy to create a more effective healthcare culture.”

Andrew Tarvin, Humor Expert, Bestselling author of “Humor that Works: The Missing Skill for Success and Happiness at Work"

You might be the most clinically sound, evidence-based practitioner in the world. But if you can't communicate your knowledge with patients and providers then you're lessening your ability to make an impact in health care and to advance in your career. That’s where Cory comes in. He'll give you the skills to provide empathetic, compassionate, and effective care while creating a workplace culture that you'll actually enjoy.”

Brandon Dyson, PharmD, BCOP, BCPS Founder tl;dr Pharmacy

IT'S TIME TO DECIDE

OPTION 1

Keep trudging toward the status quo and find yourself in a bog of despair like so many before you.

OPTION 2

Be the compassionate healthcare worker that you were meant to be, making a difference and giving back to your patients.