Local Chapters/Networks

“It’s an exciting time to be with AHNA!  We are transforming healthcare as we know it, and AHNA Networks are on the front lines.  They are our voice in communities across the country.”

— Cindy Bultena, Leadership Council Network Coordinator

More than 160 AHNA Networks have been organized across the country to support the work of AHNA and holistic nursing. Networks have been developed for educational purposes, to participate in community service, to reach new members, and/or for rest & restoration. Self-care and renewal are a crucial part of a holistic life, and are appropriate themes for Network meetings. The basis and structure of each Network, and the content and form of meetings are determined by the needs and interests of group members.

Every Network operates independently and interdependently as it supports and manifests AHNA’s vision in all its activities.  Networks also provide an avenue for membership development and contribute to the growth of AHNA. 

Find a Network Near Me 
Includes meeting and event schedules
       
Become a Network Leader
AHNA Network Leaders are a part of a co-creative process in developing a local network. Network Leaders must be current members of the AHNA, support its mission and vision and be willing to commit to a minimum 2-year term of volunteer service.  Learn more about becoming a Network Leader – and the benefits you’ll receive!

Types of Networks
 

The Local Network
Local networks share holistic nursing through presentations, meetings, and community service

The Special Interest Network
These networks meet around a common interest, such as cultural diversity, homeopathy, or integrative healthcare

The Web Forum Network
Some networks meet on-line, and communicate via a list-serve. 

Learn about the Network Steering Committee

Visit our Member Directory

  "Holistic nursing to me means being completely aware of other individuals and one's own whole being - all physical, emotional and mental modalities."  -- AHNA member Jan Svoboda RN, BS, HNC