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 125
Types of Grief
Episode 125
grief & emotions

Types of Grief

Compassion fatigue and grief go hand in hand. I didn't always realize this but I do now. Working with animals exposes you to grief all of the time. Grief is the natural response to loss. When we work
Episode 124
Self-Care Is A Feminist Issue
Episode 124
self-care
feminism

Self-Care Is A Feminist Issue

Women have a love/hate relationship with self-care. They want to love it but they hate that it feels so unattainable and like another thing on their to-do list that they are failing at. In this episod
Episode 123
Decluttering Self-Care
Episode 123
self-care

Decluttering Self-Care

Self-care gets a bad rap because we think it's just about self-indulgence like mani's and pedi's. And there's nothing wrong with mani's and pedi's but self-care is much more than that. Self-care is ab
Episode 122
Prioritizing Pleasure
Episode 122
self-care

Prioritizing Pleasure

Does it feel like your life is a constant to-do list that you never complete? You're not alone. When is the last time you felt joy, playful and true pleasure? I'm not talking about sexual pleasure, I'
Episode 121
The Illusion of Work-Life Balance
Episode 121
work-life balance

The Illusion of Work-Life Balance

What if the deck is stacked against women and the whole "work-life balance" thing isn't even attainable? Or maybe we have to redefine what balance looks like and why we want it. The women I meet in ve
Episode 120
Why We Hate Change
Episode 120
change

Why We Hate Change

The only constant is change. Boy I hate that quote! Actually my brain hates that quote. Our brain is dead set against change in any and all forms so no wonder we feel such resistance to it. But change