Veterinary Compassion Project

Even if you are mildly fatigued, do not wait until you have reached your breaking point. Let our loving community surround you. Let’s drink delicious wine together and learn the art of turning inward. Mark your calendar for April 3rd-6th, 2025 and watch our website for the ticket launch. It will be our greatest honor to host you in Northern California.

Living in the present is truly a gift and staying focused on living in the present is truly difficult.  It takes intention and practice daily.

At the end of your work day, before you walk into your home carrying the day with you, meditate to release it. The work day is over so just let it go.

How do we know when to let go, who to trust and how to delegate? Often we get stuck here and refuse to move forward taking on all the tasks ourselves and thus solidifying our fantastical and rapid self-inflicted implosion, aka burnout.

Spend five minutes each morning setting intentions for a beautiful and peaceful day.

What are your boundaries with clients and does the hospital you are working in support this?

How to make the right hire and train like your business depends on it.

“Without vision, you have no direction. Without direction, you have no purpose.” Steve Gilliland.

The second of five bolsters in The Veterinary Compassion Fatigue Project. While we may be the most compassionate people I know, do we gift ourselves that same level of compassion?

The first of the five bolsters is love. Love and humility are the foundation and starting place for the right culture in practice.