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 46
Leadership Fatigue: Interview with CVPM Marshall Liger
Episode 46
leadership

Leadership Fatigue: Interview with CVPM Marshall Liger

Leaders in veterinary practices and other animal organizations shoulder a lot of responsibility. Not only from the business side but also the people side. Do they get compassion fatigue too? What is l
Episode 45
Year Forward
Episode 45
year ahead

Year Forward

What's your vision for 2020? Do you know what you want to accomplish in this new year? We have to know where we are going otherwise we'll never get there. Join me as I walk you through a process to ge
Episode 44
Year In Rewind
Episode 44
yearly review

Year In Rewind

Before we go into this next decade, let's take a look back at 2019. What were your highlights? What challenges did you face? What are you proud of? We seldom take the time to take stock in where we've
Episode 43
Intentional Thinking
Episode 43
mindset

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
Episode 42
Words For Anyone Struggling Right Now
Episode 42
Challenges

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
Episode 41
Euthanasia and The Holidays
Episode 41
euthanasia

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.