Veterinary teams put an enormous efforts every day to take care of patients and often forget that it’s ok to take care of themselves as well. Here is a small reminder that you are A GOOD VET even if you put yourself first from time to time! Download & share the infographic HERE.
Read more
I’m an introvert, and like other introverts, I feel more of a connection to animals than people; they are a lot less complicated and don’t get into small talk barring the occasional baby babbles to a cute puppy. Also, the introverted traits of quiet persistence, extended solitary study and being detail orientated are the exact
Read more
Safevet smart is a practical guide to stress management and resilience techniques for veterinary practitioners and veterinary nurses. This handbook was written and researched by Dr. Margaret O’Rourke and Catherine Hammond, a fifth-year veterinary student. Dr. O’Rourke is a Consultant Forensic Clinical Psychologist and the Director of Behavioural Science at the School of Medicine, University
Read more
Gosh … how quickly a year goes past. I remember sitting last year, in the middle of the pandemic, writing about the fact the bluest day of the year was fast approaching. The third Monday in January is sometimes called `Blue Monday` as it’s a short, dark day, in the northern hemisphere and often considered
Read more