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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Help For The Helpers
Help For The Helpers
You're a helper a healer and a caregiver to animals and maybe to people too. This is a challenging time for many animal workers. Vet med and animal welfare are extremely busy and extremely understaffe

MVP: Emotional Whiplash
MVP: Emotional Whiplash
These are crazy times in the world and likely in your work too. Emotional whiplash is what happens when we go from one extreme emotional state to another. Like going from a euthanasia to a puppy welln

Self-Belief: Believing In You
Self-Belief: Believing In You
Self-belief is simply believing in yourself and your worth. Unfortunately it's not that common. What's more common is wanting others to believe in us and be supportive of us. But we have it all backwa

Living With Loss
Living With Loss
This week on the podcast I'm getting real vulnerable and telling you what it's like to be me. Someone who is knee-deep in grief and loss over the sudden loss of my mom. Whether you have lost a human o

Your Hero's Journey To Personal Transformation
Your Hero's Journey To Personal Transformation
How does the Hero's Journey relate to personal development and transformation? Essentially the Hero's Journey is the psychological undercurrent of humans. We all share this process as we strive for tr

Honoring Thy Self
Honoring Thy Self
I did intend to record this episode but I was so inspired by Simone Biles' actions this week in Tokyo at the Olympics. She withdrew herself from several events due to her mental health. She was quoted