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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Summer Series: You Don't Have To Save Everyone
Summer Series: You Don't Have To Save Everyone
In this episode, we explore the emotional weight of trying to carry it all.
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Your Life Is Five Chapters
Your Life Is Five Chapters
Psychological change doesn't happen overnight. But we wouldn't want it to because we'd miss the learning in it all. It's fair to say that the path to my own psychological growth has been a rocky one.

Don't Forget About the Human-Animal Bond with Dr. Lauren Smith
Don't Forget About the Human-Animal Bond with Dr. Lauren Smith
Today's guest is Dr. Lauren Smith, relief veterinarian and founder of the Vetitude. I recently read a blog post of hers that made me reach right out and invite her on the podcast. The post was titled

Saying No Without Guilt
Saying No Without Guilt
It's not that it's hard to say "No". Everyone can do it but what's hard is the feelings that come in the aftermath of saying no. Particularly guilt. But guilt doesn't actually come from saying no, it

Feelings 2.0
Feelings 2.0
I've taught about feelings a lot on the podcast but today I'm teaching something I haven't taught before. Emotional health doesn't happen by accident, it requires our intention and learning how to pro

Veterinary Practice Consultant Debbie Boone
Veterinary Practice Consultant Debbie Boone
My guest, Debbie Boone is a Veterinary Practice Management Consultant focused on Communication, Team building, Employee Engagement and Customer Service issues. She offers custom consultation services

Gossip Well
Gossip Well
What if instead of talking negatively about someone (behind their back) we talked positively about them and made the most generous comments, assumptions and acknowledgment? Not only would that be so f