Rekindling with Julie Squires:
Compassion Fatigue Solutions for Animal Workers
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Summer Series: Boundaries Aren't Rejection, They're Love
Summer Series: Boundaries Aren't Rejection, They're Love
Boundaries aren’t rejection, and they’re not selfish. They are acts of love. Love for yourself, love for others, and love for the work you care so deeply about.
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Intentional Thinking
Intentional Thinking
Your thoughts ultimately create everything in your life. What you are thinking you can see from the results you are getting. If you want different results, you have to think different thoughts. You ha
Words For Anyone Struggling Right Now
Words For Anyone Struggling Right Now
Warning: This episode is heavy. Suicide loves shame, secrecy and aloneness so that is of course why I'm talking about it! I share with you the story of a friend I lost to suicide and what I would now
Euthanasia and The Holidays
Euthanasia and The Holidays
It's a fact that there are more euthanasias during the holidays than at other times of the year. Financial pressures, guests, busy schedules and family members coming home all can play a role in why.
Saying Goodbye to Red, Red Wine
Saying Goodbye to Red, Red Wine
Join me in the last offering of Compassion Fatigue Rx of 2019 www.rekindlesolutions.com/enroll. Substance abuse is a sign of compassion fatigue. In this episode I will share my beliefs about how our s
The Gift of Presence
The Gift of Presence
Compassion Fatigue Rx registration is OPEN! www.rekindlesolutions.com/enroll This episode is about being present in our lives. If you pay attention you will find we hardly ever actually are in the her
When Things Get Difficult
When Things Get Difficult
I have this imaginary thing called a Mental Health Bank Account. I'm always either making deposits or withdrawals against it. I try to make mostly deposits so when sh*t hits the fan (and it will!), I