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 Anti To-Do List
The Anti To-Do List
You already know what’s on your to-do list (too much!) but what about your anti-to-do list?
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Compassion Fatigue & The Holidays
Compassion Fatigue & The Holidays
The holidays are tough for many people and can be even more so if you work with animals. Euthanasia rates seem to increase right around the holidays, stress and obligation seem to rise as well. It's

How To Leave Work At Work
How To Leave Work At Work
In this modern age is not easy to leave work at work. Whether it's bringing home the actual work, being connected digitally or bringing it home in your mind, it's hard to leave it there. And yet if yo

How To Love Yourself
How To Love Yourself
One of the hardest things to do is love ourselves unconditionally. We are our own loudest critics. But what if the things you don't like about yourself actually serve you in some way? What if the part

Best Of: Holiday Self-Care
Best Of: Holiday Self-Care
Animal workers are tired. Your work has been insanely busy and so many of you are telling me you feel feeling drained and exhausted. And look! Here come the holidays. So what do you need to do this ye

Intentional Self-Support
Intentional Self-Support
When times are tough, when there are challenges and struggles on the horizon in your work or personal life, you have to ask yourself one very important question. What will you do to support yourself?

Dwelling In Gratitude For 30 Days
Dwelling In Gratitude For 30 Days
The science is pretty clear. Gratitude is hugely beneficial to your mental, physical, emotional and social health. But it takes an intentional focus on what's good, rather than our brain's default obs