What It Takes To Be A Successful Vetrehabber

What It Takes To Be A Successful Vetrehabber

When it comes to being a successful Vetrehabber, or successful at anything in life, we need to be prepared to continue forward through the successes and failures that come our way. Megan Spargo says that life is supposed to be hard 50% of the time, and that with this...

The Background Work that Sets Us Free

The Background Work that Sets Us Free

The air is cool and quiet. The only sounds are the birds singing and Mimzy, curled next to me, taking her morning bath. I’ve slept eight hours and should feel rested and ready for an energising spring hike, but instead I feel anxious and sad. I’ve learned not to be hard on myself when I don’t feel the way I think I should. Instead, I let Anxious and Sad get out of bed with me.

Bringing Excellence to Every Patient

Bringing Excellence to Every Patient

When we want to be the best Vetrehabber – the first one others refer to or come to for help, the Vetrehabber who consistently rehabilitates the patients that no one else thinks will make it – we need to have a mindset of excellence. Bringing excellence to every...

An Alternative Approach to Setting Goals

An Alternative Approach to Setting Goals

It’s a new year, and that means new opportunities to be the best version of yourself, to grow, learn and improve! Setting goals has traditionally been a big part of our new year reflections and celebrations – but could we be doing something even better?  Setting new...

Finding Purpose and Joy in Your Ikigai

Finding Purpose and Joy in Your Ikigai

As Vetrehabbers, we truly have one of the most incredible professions and professional lives. We can find great fulfilment, meaning and purpose in doing our work well. But what if, sometimes, you struggle to see the purpose? What if you start to feel frustration...

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