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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The Emotional Minefield of Personal Pet Struggles
The Emotional Minefield of Personal Pet Struggles
There is a unique emotional weight when you work to help animals everyday and then your own pet is facing a tough diagnosis.
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A Look On the Brighter Side
A Look On the Brighter Side
Could anything good come out of a pandemic? Could we be better on "the other side" of it? These are interesting questions to ask at a time when if feels like all COVID-19 is bringing is sickness, deat

COVID-19: Managing All The Feels
COVID-19: Managing All The Feels
I know. It can feel like we are on an emotional rollercoaster with all that is happening. One minute we feel like we have it under control and the next we find ourselves feeling panic, worry or anger

Navigating COVID-19 Uncertainty
Navigating COVID-19 Uncertainty
COVID-19 may've interrupted life as we know it but it doesn't have the power to make us feel angry, anxious, stressed, uncertain or afraid. We ultimately are always in charge of how we feel. Be mindfu

Healing Naturally From Compassion Fatigue & Burnout
Healing Naturally From Compassion Fatigue & Burnout
What if what you need to heal yourself from compassion fatigue and burnout is right outside your door? The more disconnected we are from nature, the more we suffer as a species. When is the last time

How Comparison Steals Your Joy
How Comparison Steals Your Joy
Comparison is the thief of joy. Right on Theodore Roosevelt! According to social media it looks like every friend and person you follow is having an amazing life, except you. You may compare yourself

When Others Are Wrong
When Others Are Wrong
Sometimes people are going to be wrong. Veterinary clients, people on social media, someone visiting your shelter or even someone in your personal life. They may just be wrong about you or about the s