The Mental Health Struggles of Veterinary Technicians
The emotional struggles veterinary technicians face are often hidden. Key points Read the full article here.
The emotional struggles veterinary technicians face are often hidden. Key points Read the full article here.
Veterinary practice is characterized by ethical conflicts between protecting animals’ health and welfare and fulfilling the requirements and interests of other people (owners, breeders, farmers, and other colleagues), without violating their own professional obligations and moral integrity. Ethical conflicts can lead veterinarians to a form of distress called “moral distress” […]
A vet and mental health researcher has launched a new study that aims to shed fresh light on factors that may affect the risk of suicide within the sector. Clinicians and students – both with and without experience of suicidal thinking – are being invited to participate in the study […]
Vets in Mind welcomes a new Trustee, Professor Jason Spendelow! Jason is qualified is a clinical and coaching psychologist. He has been working with for more than 15 years with clients in a range of public, private, and corporate organisations. He holds a PhD and is a Professor of Clinical […]
Today, Thursday 15 August 2024, we have launched our new veterinary mental health research grant programme and are calling upon mental health researchers to consider applying. The programme, which aims to drive change that will positively impact mental health in the veterinary sector, offers two new research grants. The first is […]