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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Returning To Your Center: Interview with Dr. Eve Harrison Part 1
Returning To Your Center: Interview with Dr. Eve Harrison Part 1
In this episode, house call veterinarian Dr. Eve Harrison and I interview each other and talk about all things related to vet med, having boundaries with clients, how to protect your energy in a chall

Growth Discomfort
Growth Discomfort
Most people think feeling doubt, fear or discomfort is a reason to stop. Sometimes it may be. We have to know the difference between fear due to danger and fear due to not wanting to be uncomfortable.

Thoughts As Fuel
Thoughts As Fuel
Our thoughts might just be more powerful than gasoline! What we think can take us farther than any fuel. And yet we aren't encouraged to pay attention to what we are thinking and how to use our thinki

Surrendering To Your Feelings
Surrendering To Your Feelings
If you work with animals, you've chosen a highly emotional field and if you don't learn how to feel and process your emotions, you will suffer greatly. I don't want you to suffer. Most of us don't kno

Being With Shame
Being With Shame
Shame just might be the most uncomfortable emotion to feel because it comes from thinking that who we are is bad or wrong. And shame loves to hide in silence and secrecy which makes it feel even furth

Boundaries, Self-Worth & Respect (w/ Dr. Stacey Cordivano)
Boundaries, Self-Worth & Respect (w/ Dr. Stacey Cordivano)
Boundaries tend to be one of the most challenging things in vet med and among other animal workers but maybe they don't have to be. When we are honest with ourselves, we can be honest with others abou