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Working in the veterinary profession isn't easy. And sometimes that is because we are butting heads with someone we work with. While it's not expected that we get along with everyone all the time, sometimes toxic behaviours need to be addressed, for our own wellbeing. 

During this episode, I share some of my experiences dealing with difficult co-workers, including an easy to follow process for addressing the behaviour.

Video Version
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXTUU5JNl1Y

Resources
How to Deal With a Difficult Co-worker

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Unconscious bias (also known as implicit bias) is a prejudice or judgment that is present but not consciously recognized. Every person has unconscious biases that we attribute to another person or group of people, which thereby impact our instinctual decisions and reactions. And it happens without us realizing it! 

In honour of Pride Month, in this episode we discuss the many different forms of unconscious bias, how they impact our day-to-day decisions and interactions, and how we can reduce them to foster equity and inclusion in the veterinary workplace.

Video Version
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myRtNSxr46g/

Resources

Pawsibilities Vet Med: https://pawsibilitiesvetmed.com/
Project Implicit (Harvard Bias Test): https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/takeatest.html
How to outsmart your own unconscious bias (17 min video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GP-cqFLS8Q4
A profession in crisis: discrimination in veterinary medicine (7 min video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7Pl4YX_QNc
Four steps for busting unconscious bias (4 min video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-n7el87Dmo
AVMA Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity courses: https://axon.avma.org/page/diversity-equity-inclusion-courses

Online Programs

To learn more about our 4- and 8-week online programs approved for CE credit in jurisdictions that recognize RACE, please visit:
https://revivingvetmed.com/programs/


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For more practical pointers and tangible tips related to veterinary mental health and wellbeing, subscribe to our e-newsletter:
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Good mental health isn’t about being happy all the time. In fact, a mentally healthy life includes the full range of human emotions – even the uncomfortable ones like sadness, fear, anxiety, and anger. These emotions are a part of being human and pushing them down doesn’t make them go away.

On the contrary, one of the best ways to quiet our emotions is to give them a voice. Join me as I talk you through practical tools to boost emotional literacy, thereby fostering mental health and wellbeing.

Video version

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVSqbwQ6Bng

Online Programs

To learn more about our 4- and 8-week online programs approved for CE credit in jurisdictions that recognize RACE, please visit:
https://revivingvetmed.com/programs/

Newsletter

For more practical pointers and tangible tips related to veterinary mental health and wellbeing, subscribe to our e-newsletter: https://revivingvetmed.kartra.com/page/newsletter

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Email [email protected]

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