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 78
Conflicting Emotions
Episode 78
Feelings

Conflicting Emotions

Feelings (or emotions) aren't all or nothing. You can carry some of the heavier ones (like grief and sadness) around with you while you still live your life. While you still go to work and feed your k
Episode 77
Compassion Fatigue In Pet Owners
Episode 77
compassion fatigue

Compassion Fatigue In Pet Owners

As a pet owner to a special needs dog, I've experienced my own compassion fatigue at times. It's not always easy to care for pet's that require a lot from us. It's always rewarding but not always easy
Episode 76
The Pandemic 50/50
Episode 76
mindset

The Pandemic 50/50

Life is beautiful and challenging in equal proportions, even during a pandemic. But are you looking for what actually might even be "good" during this time? Are you allowing your brain to entertain th
Episode 75
The Space of Non-Judgment
Episode 75
judgment

The Space of Non-Judgment

One of the skills I've honed as a life coach is the ability to hold the neutral space of non-judgment. Our brain will usually look for and focus on evidence to prove our belief's true. It's in this wa
Episode 74
Kryptonite For Bullying
Episode 74
bullying

Kryptonite For Bullying

Bully's have existed since the beginning of time. Bullies do and say things that we perceive as mean, hateful and aggressive and we become victims to their actions and find ourselves suffering. I look
Episode 73
The Truth About Perfectionism
Episode 73
perfectionism

The Truth About Perfectionism

You may think perfectionism makes you better. You may think it allows you to take better care of your patients, the animals in your care and people who are looking to you for help. But you'd be wrong.