What Is A Grey Zone, And Why Does It Matter?

The essence of a grey zone is a place in life with...

A grey zone can seem uncomfortable - a known path may appear safer and more secure. How a grey zone is navigated could influence the difference between a positive or negative outcome, the status of your relationship, success in your career, and/or the quality of your own mental and physical health and well-being.

See now why a grey zone matters?

Once recognized (through the use of our grey matter!), grey zones can be navigated to have extraordinary results. A grey zone can even be a place to have fun and thrive (I promise!), or at the very least share and learn from. 

That's what this forum is for - lets' make this a zone dedicated to talking about the grey!

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Sarah Michelle Kipping 

RN, BSc, MSN, CPMHN(C), LNC 

The concept of this blog was first driven and inspired by my work and experiences with clinicians and patients in the mental health setting. 

I am a Registered Nurse (RN) by training and Canadian Nurse Association (CNA) certified in Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing [CPMHN(C)]. I have worked in both acute and tertiary mental health care settings and in advanced practice nursing roles within both a mental health Forensics program and Professional Practice Department. 

I have additional experience and training in: