Date/Time
Date(s) - 10/06/2026
8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Categories
Child friendly: No
Ticket Prices: FREE
Telephone Number: +1 (516)-593 7100
Veterinary medicine is a profession built on compassion, dedication, and a commitment to improving the lives of animals and their families. Yet the emotional challenges of the field can gradually lead to burnout, compassion fatigue, and a loss of connection to the work that once felt deeply meaningful. This webinar is designed to help veterinary professionals identify these challenges and develop practical strategies for restoring balance and purpose.
Join Scott S. Campbell, MS, MHt, MDiv, from the College of Veterinary Medicine at Washington State University, as he explores the emotional realities of veterinary practice and the valuable role of veterinary chaplaincy in supporting mental and emotional well-being. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of emotional residue, its impact on professional fulfillment, and the importance of addressing it proactively.
The session will introduce evidence-informed techniques such as reflection, peer sharing, group support, and intentional pauses that can help reduce stress and foster resilience. Attendees will learn how these practices can be integrated into everyday veterinary settings to improve both individual and team well-being.
The webinar will also focus on strengthening client relationships through empathy, attentive listening, and meaningful communication. By applying these skills, veterinary professionals can rebuild emotional connections, enhance trust, support the human-animal bond, and reclaim the inspiration that drives exceptional patient care. Sponsored by GervetUSA.