Mastering Team Communication in Veterinary Clinics
Open, honest communication is the lifeblood of any successful veterinary practice. Each team member, from administrative staff to skilled veterinarians, plays a vital role in this complex ecosystem.
Care Starts With You – Stress Management for Veterinary Well Being
Care starts with you!
Facts are facts; you cannot provide quality care for others if you neglect yourself.
Join us for a stress-busting webinar for veterinary professionals! 🐾
🤗 We’re welcoming special guest veterinary well-being coach and board-certified lifestyle medicine Melyssa Allen, who will dive 💦 into techniques you can easily integrate into your daily routines to arm you with stress management hacks.
You’ll leave with a whole arsenal of stress-reducing strategies you can put into practice in your life immediately!
Register for the recording here 😻
Speaker 🎤
Melyssa Allen, MA, CHWC, DipACLM is a Veterinary Well-Being Coach and board-certified lifestyle medicine professional. Using her multidisciplinary expertise in the fields of lifestyle medicine, mental health, and behaviour modification, she is passionate about helping veterinary professionals implement positive lifestyle habits through her company, Mind-Body-Thrive Lifestyle
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