Originally from Hollywood, California, and currently residing in the beautiful Pacific NW, with a BS in nursing and MS in Nursing for the chronically ill, and a PhD in Anthropology. I am known as an educator, a coach, a networker ~ and a problem solver in everything I do. I enjoy facilitating home care so that individuals experience a comfortable, safe environment that supports their return to opt
imal health. Through my local practice, At Home Care Solutions on Whidbey Island, Washington. My love for Nursing and Resilient health and healing have lead me in building my business ventures here on line. I am very excited that I have found the way, and I am here to share them with you. Let me Assist You in facilitating a satisfying recovery and return to wholeness! Related Publications:
Dimensions of care in five United States nursing homes: Identifying the invisible in Caregiving. (1997). 34(3), pp. 192-200
Chapter 6, Advocacy. In Chronic Illness: Impact and Intervention (2nd Ed.). Monterey, CA: Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Inc.Jackson, E. & Lubkin, I. (1990). Lubkin (Ed.),
Care is Like Water at www.careislikewater.blogspot.com. How Health Happens at www.howhealthhappens.blogspot.com. Time, Space, and Person: The invisible ground of healing. In Culture, Health and Healing: Establishing Intercultural Health Care in Canada. Diane Smyth. Edmonton, Alberta: Intercultural Health Association of Alberta. Jackson, E., Sharma, J. (1994). Presentations:
“Playing Safe: Understanding the Experience of Multiple Chemical Sensitivities”. Jackson,E.M., Presented at the 71st Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology. Seattle, WA., March 29 – April 2, 2011.
“A Different Kind of Healing: The Experiences of Acadian Mothers following the Births of Infants With Neural Tube Defects”. Sandford, M.K., Jackson, E.M., and G.E.Kissling, Presented in a symposium on “Cultural Dimensions of Healing in the United States”, at the American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C., November 16, 1997.
“Dehydration and the cognitive structures of care of nursing home staff and patients. “Symposium: Assembling knowledge to solve human problems. Society for Applied Anthropology’s 1990 annual meeting, York, England. March 26-30, 1990.
“Cognition of time, space, and person: The impact of the medical model on the experience of institutional living.” Jackson, E.M. American Society for Cybernetics. December 16-20, 1987, Champaign/Urbana, IL.
“Nursing systems for the patient with dementia.” Jackson, E.M. Third annual Missouri Conference on Alzheimer Disease and other Dementias. April, 1985, St. Louis, MS
Conceptualizations of Health of Urban Dwelling Native Women. Garteig, L. & Jackson, E.M. Invited session: The Construction of Meaning and the Destruction of
Health in Diverse North American Communities. Society for Applied Anthropology’s 1995 annual meeting. Alberquerque, NM. March 29-April 2, 1995. Theoretical and methodological problems with classifying individuals using sociocultural labels in an applied service discipline. Invited session: The Construction of Meaning and the Destruction of Health in Diverse North American Communities. The persuasive power of biomedicine. Invited session: Nursing Research for Healthy Communities I & II. Society for Applied Anthropology’s annual meeting. Cancun, MX. March 30-April 3, 1994.
