An Alternative Approach to Setting Goals

An Alternative Approach to Setting Goals

Halfway through the year, it is around now that many of us start to feel one of two things: proud of the progress we have made, or quietly frustrated that life did not unfold quite as planned. Perhaps the goals you set in January have changed. Perhaps you have...

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...

Building your Confidence in Vet Rehab Practice

Building your Confidence in Vet Rehab Practice

Writing about confidence is hard. It pushes me out of my comfort zone and into the unknown. I have often wondered, as I am sure many of you have, what makes some people so confident. A brand-new graduate can walk out into the world and take it by storm, completely...

The Power of a Schedule

The Power of a Schedule

“A schedule defends form chaos and whim. It is a net for catching days. It is a scaffolding on which a worker can stand and labor with both hands at sections of time. A schedule is a mock-up of reason and order – willed, faked, and so brought into being; it is a peace...

The Key’s to Consistency

The Key’s to Consistency

We’ve all heard that consistency is the key to success. We have heard or read stories about people achieving great things, and the credit given to consistency. And we have all failed to grab hold of this simple idea – this ideal – and make it a reality in our lives....

Habits, Good and Bad

Habits, Good and Bad

We like to believe we’re in full control of our choices… until we notice how often our hands move, our words form, or our feet walk on autopilot. Habits shape far more of our daily lives than we realise. Not because we’re weak or undisciplined, but because our brains...

The Truth About Guilt as a Vetrehabber

The Truth About Guilt as a Vetrehabber

If you have a tendency to feel guilty, or are fighting feelings of guilt that you have been carrying for a long time as a Vetrehabber, a parent or a person, then you need to hear what we are about to say. Guilt is an emotional response, and as such is not a good or...

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