20 Feb 2019 THE 2017 VETERINARY EDUCATION FOR TOMORROW (VET) Festival celebrated a record turnout this year, opening its gates to over 1,400 delegates. The 36... Read more
Can you spare a minute? Can you spare 5 minutes? If I said you could change your life if you could spare 5 minutes every day would you do it? 5-minute mini meditations are for people who genuinely... Read more
A number of vets in counselling have said to me “I’m a fraud, and everyone is about to find out”. While Fear of Failure is rife amongst our newer graduates (more about Fear of Failure next... Read more
So, Empathy is one of the five components of Emotional Intelligence. But what is it actually? And why is it so important a quality in effective leaders? Daniel Goleman, the father of Emotional... Read more
•Self-Awareness – ability to recognise and understand your moods, emotions and drives, as well as their effect on others •Self-Regulation – ability to control impulses and moods •Motivation... Read more
Small group workshops with 2 to 8 people are short enough to incorporate into the working week. Here we can deal with grievances, discuss issues relative to the group as a whole, improve... Read more
Veterinary surgeons are known to be at a higher risk of suicide compared with the general population. There has been much speculation regarding possible mechanisms underlying the increased suicide... Read more
Findings published in the Veterinary Record have drawn attention to the high suicide rate among members of the veterinary profession in the UK. Vets are nearly four times as likely to commit suicide... Read more
The suicide rate among vets is nearly four times the national average and double that of doctors or dentists, according to new research. Findings published in the British Veterinary... Read more
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