Personal Wellness
Minimize maxing out
If you’ve reached your mental limitations as a veterinary professional, get centered, exercise self-compassion and remember to do something fun every day.
Personal Wellness
Douse the flames of early burnout
Recognizing signs of physical, emotional and mental exhaustion in veterinary medicine is the first step in returning to your natural flow state.
Human Resources
Save a life
A “four eyes” approach to drug security and a well-publicized employee assistance program are two crucial steps your practice can take today to help prevent suicide in veterinary medicine.
Personal Wellness
Stress Is Inevitable
Resilience allows us to stand strong in the face of adversity as veterinary professionals, bounce back from stumbles and grow from crises we’ve endured.
Finance
How to Survive in an Uncertain World
If you don’t control your money, your money will control you and you will be unable to achieve peace and contentment.
News
Banfield steps up suicide-prevention training
Each of Banfield Pet Hospital’s more than 1,000 clinics will close for two hours of suicide-prevention training as part a new company program.
News
WSAVA survey reveals well-being trouble spots
Women, younger veterinary professionals and veterinary nurses make up the groups most seriously affected by stress and diminished well-being, according to WSAVA.
Personal Wellness
Driven to despair
Are you struggling to pay off your veterinary school loans? An income-driven repayment plan can be a path to financial freedom for student borrowers.