Entries by Cathy Warburton

Delicious Delegation – clawing your way out of overwhelm

“If you want a thing done well, do it yourself” There is definitely some truth to this idea, commonly attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte. Only you truly know exactly what you want done, the pitfalls to avoid and the most efficient way for you to complete the job. And you also know how just how annoying […]

From graduation to happily ever after…

First of all – CONGRATULATIONS! Your hard work and dedication over many years has led you to this point – the culmination of what for many of us, was a childhood dream – to be able to help animals and improve their quality of life. You will have forged deep connections with your peers and […]

Are you ready to create new healthy habits?

Join us in a 4 week well-being challenge – starting this coming Monday the 17th September. Most of us know the things that we should do to be healthy. But when it comes to it, our mind often talks us out of it. I should go for a walk at lunch-time but…. I want to learn […]

What does reading the death notices say about me?

Maybe I am a morbid voyeur? Maybe I am simply weird? I don’t know somebody that is sick that is likely to die soon. Nor am I in the age group where friends are regularly popping their clogs. And no – this is not a recent thing. Reading the death notices has been a regular […]

Compassion fatigue – does it really exist? By Cheryl Fry

  Compassion fatigue is a term that is often mentioned in conjunction with stress and burnout in the Veterinary world. It is defined as the combination of the emotional, physical, psychological, and spiritual exhaustion that can result when veterinary staff are repeatedly exposed to another’s pain and suffering. It suggests that caregivers are tired of feeling too […]