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Veterinary Mental Health

By: Taylor Miller
  • Summary

  • TURNING THE STETHOSCOPE AROUND - A podcast that dives deeper than compassion fatigue to explore the full complexity of mental health and wellness in the veterinary profession. In each episode you will be invited to examine your thoughts, habits, behaviors, and environment. Together we will identify patterns and create opportunities to improve your everyday quality-of-life and overall mental health. To increase your access to wellness information and resources, I invite you to sign up for my twice monthly newsletter. To explore the full range of my available material, please visit my website at thoughtfullifecounseling.com. At any time I welcome feedback and would be delighted to hear your suggestions or requests for future episodes. Feel free to contact me through any one of my social media platforms, or else write to me directly at thoughtfullifecounseling@gmail.com. Be Well.
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Episodes
  • 24. Bereaved by Suicide
    Mar 17 2021

    The World Health Organization estimates that roughly 22% of individuals will be bereaved by suicide in their lifetime. In our veterinary community, with its elevated rate of suicide compared to the general population, I expect that number is much higher. In today's episode I walk you through the aspects of grieving a loss by suicide that make it uniquely difficult. 

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    41 mins
  • 23. The Imposter Phenomenon
    Feb 1 2021

    The imposter phenomenon (sometimes called the imposter syndrome) describes how an objectively successful individual can fail to internalize their accomplishments. This leaves them feeling as though their position or achievements are the result of luck or oversight and they dread being discovered as an imposter. This episode describes the possible origins of the phenomenon and how one might begin to address it. 

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    22 mins
  • 22. Our Negativity Bias
    Jan 20 2021

    We would like to think we view the world objectively, but under stress we are actually more likely to interpret the neutral expressions of others as negative. This episode discusses how this occurs, its implications for your mental health as well as for clinical practice, and what we can do about it. 

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    22 mins

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