EP 185: Chloe Van Landschoot: Nurse & Actor
"Nursing isn't separate from me. It's a big part of me and is a big part of my artistry too."
Second Act Actors · Janet McMordie
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Show Notes
In this conversation, Chloe Van Landschoot shares her unique journey from healthcare to acting, exploring the emotional toll of working in the emergency department and how she found artistry in her experiences. She discusses the intersection of nursing and acting, the challenges of burnout in healthcare, and the importance of creativity as a coping mechanism. Chloe emphasizes the need for authenticity in storytelling and the healing power of art, encouraging healthcare workers to reconnect with their creative sides.
Takeaways
- Nursing and acting can coexist and enhance each other.
- Creativity is essential for healthcare workers to cope with stress.
- Art can serve as a therapeutic outlet for healthcare professionals.
- Authenticity in storytelling is crucial for both actors and healthcare workers.
- Reconnecting with childhood joys can reignite creativity.
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