A lot of you already use wearables—Oura, WHOOP, Apple Watch, Garmin, Fitbit, etc. I’m exploring the idea of a vet-specific “durability lab” that uses anonymous wearable data to give you better guidance on: - Stress and recovery - Sleep quality - Burnout risk over time No spying. No “gotcha.”Just de-identified trends + simple, personal nudges to help you feel and perform better in (and out of) practice. Before I take this further, I’d love to know: If this were optional, anonymous, and actually useful… would you participate? Vote in the poll and feel free to add thoughts in the comments 👇

I am excited to share that the rough manuscript for my veterinary wellbeing workbook is done as of today! WAHOO! This is literally been a labor of love for me this year. There will be lots of editing and formatting to come, for sure, AND today marks a milestone I have seen off in the distance for the last several years. AND, I am going to compassionately and joyously participate in the Portland Half Marathon tomorrow. Hip injury and all - going to walk when I need to and be in a state of presence and community to get through it. :)

Hey friends. I'm putting together some free live webinars for the community and I'd like to know what days and times would work best for people. I can record these and post in the collective so everyone gets a chance to get the material either way, but being there live will allow Q&A. Right now I'm working on a clinic body mechanics / ergonomics session and one on quick and easy mobility / exercises to prevent injuries. Comment below and tell me what works best for you and I'll update our Calendar! (Don't forget to include your timezone)

Need some guidance? Check out our FREE snack guide HERE! Let's break down the break room! Share what's in your snack kit for the clinic. What's working for you? What are your struggles? Did you say sugar crash?