Creating a Mentally Healthy Relationship with Social Media
Finding a balance between personal and professional in the 21st century can be challenging, but we have strategies that may help you find a healthy balance.
Education
Veterinary Wellbeing & Oppression: A Discussion
This session will demonstrate the impacts of oppression on professional wellbeing, team dynamics, client/patient care, & the veterinary community.
The Missing Link: Veterinary Wellbeing & Oppression
This session will demonstrate the impacts of oppression on professional wellbeing, team dynamics, client/patient care, & the veterinary community.
Anxious and Successful
In this insightful article, Dr. Julie Cappel embraces the idea that success in the veterinary profession can accompany anxiety, demystifying it as the “chihuahua brain.” Delving into the physical and mental aspects of anxiety, the piece offers practical coping strategies and encourages self-awareness.
Flavors of Fatigue
Dechra Academy and NOMV present “Flavors of Fatigue” with Dr. Taylor Miller, DVM, MS, Professional Counselor Associate.
It’s Not Just Burnout: “Moral Injury” and How it Affects Veterinary Professionals
Moral injury can have profound and long-lasting consequences for veterinary professionals.
Risks of Substance Use Disorders for Veterinarians and Veterinary Staff
NOMV Texas presents a 1-hour webinar with Kevin Johnson, LCDC discussing substance use disorder in veterinary professionals..
NOMV’s Solutions to Promote Veterinary Wellbeing
Together with supporters like IndeVets, we are committed to reversing the trends in mental health among veterinary professionals.
Trauma-Informed Care in Vet Med
According to Dr. Gabor Mate, “Trauma is not what happens to you, it’s what happens inside you as a result of what happened to you”. Considering this explanation and the pervasive nature of trauma in veterinary medicine…
The Overlap of Personal and Professional Trauma in Veterinary Medicine
This webinar will explore how we think about trauma, what we bring with us into the field, how we are trained to approach trauma…