Cheryl Dellasega Livres

Nurse managers face significant challenges as they juggle responsibilities like staffing, budgeting, and ensuring quality patient care amidst a workforce shortage. With a rising number of retirements and an aging population requiring complex care, effective leadership is more crucial than ever. This book emphasizes the need for nurse managers to be clinically skilled, relationally adept, and administratively proficient while fostering a positive work environment. It advocates for equipping these leaders with essential tools and support to enhance healthcare outcomes and empower their teams.

Focusing on relational aggression, this guide empowers elementary and middle school girls to develop positive relational skills through engaging activities. Designed for use with adult supervision, it can be implemented individually, in workshops, classrooms, or community organizations. Created by Dr. Cheryl Dellasega, the journal draws from her extensive experience with girls in programs like Club and Camp Ophelia, aimed at helping them navigate and overcome female bullying.

The book explores the challenges faced by teenage girls and the often strained relationships with their mothers during this tumultuous period. Drawing from her experiences as a therapist and her personal journey with her own daughter's struggles, Cheryl Dellasega, Ph.D., presents insights and stories from mothers who have successfully navigated these crises. Through their shared wisdom and strength, the book offers hope and guidance for fostering healthier mother-daughter connections amidst the difficulties of adolescence.

This guide provides parents and adults with strategies to help adolescent girls stop harmful behaviors towards each other. The authors focus on building self-esteem and fostering positive, supportive relationships among young women.

Almost every woman has experienced bullying. Whether her role was that of victim, aggressor, or bystander, the pain of relational aggression (female bullying) lasts long after the incident has passed. In Mean Girls Grown Up, Cheryl Dellasega explores why women are often their own worst enemies, offering practical advice for a variety of situations.

The narrative follows Cheryl Dellasega, a professor who becomes unexpectedly widowed after a tragic accident. Struggling with her grief, she decides to embark on a cross-country train journey as the first anniversary of her husband's death approaches. Despite her initial doubts and fears about leaving her familiar surroundings, she boards the train, ready to confront her emotions and discover new insights. As the journey unfolds, Cheryl is unprepared for the profound lessons and reflections that await her on this transformative trip.