Rekindling with Julie Squires:

Compassion Fatigue Solutions for Animal Workers

THE podcast for veterinary professionals and animal care workers who want to make a difference and improve animals’ lives without burning themselves out. Listen in and rekindle your spark!

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Episode 341
A Very Special Interview w/ Derek Walter
Episode 341
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A Very Special Interview w/ Derek Walter

Animals have a way of taking us places in life we never expected. That's exactly what happened to my guest Derek Walter when a "micro pig" entered his life and soon became a 650 lb. pig with the intelligence of a small child.
Episode 340
What's "Best" For Animals
Episode 340
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What's "Best" For Animals

Animal workers are deeply passionate and can carry strong opinions about what’s “best” for animals. The problem is that judgment creeps in, hijacks your nervous system and narrows your options to choose empathy and compassion instead of judgement. \
Episode 339
How To Not Lose Yourself While Serving Others
Episode 339
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How To Not Lose Yourself While Serving Others

You're a helper, caregiver, advocate for animals. But how do you do all of that and not lose yourself in the process?
Episode 338
Talking To Animals With Julie Smith
Episode 338
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Talking To Animals With Julie Smith

Join me and Julie Smith, associate professor at Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo while we talk about talking to animals.
Episode 337
Closing The Summer Series
Episode 337
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Closing The Summer Series

What a summer of pep talks! Today I close the summer circle with a calming reset, a story about tiny wins, three truths, and a short visualization. And a tease of what is to come.
Episode 336
Real Resilience
Episode 336
resilience

Real Resilience

In this episode, we break down the myth of the “unbreakable caregiver” and explore what real resilience actually looks like.