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25 Feb 2021

WellVet launches free spring well-being series

“Our emphasis is on simple, practical, accessible tips to improve personal and team well-being” – Liz Barton, WellVet co-founder.

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WellVet launches free spring well-being series

WellVet and Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health UK have again partnered to deliver a series of online well-being events for veterinary professionals and practice teams.

The new spring series is designed to help tackle some of the issues faced in veterinary practice, and the first session will start with a Facebook Live stream, at 8pm on Sunday 27 February, with vet and life coach Katie Ford discussing the surprising benefits of gratitude practice.

Spring into Spring

Spring-into-springThis new series of free Spring into Spring online events will coincide with the reveal of WellVet’s new branding, with a new resource website to follow later in 2021.

Spring into Spring will feature six 30-minute presentations by coaching professionals including Libby Kemkaran, Adrian Nelson-Pratt and occupational psychologist Elinor O’Connor.

Facebook Live

Events will be streamed live on the WellVet Facebook page and will be available to watch back at any time on demand.

In addition, there will be the option to register in advance, and join the speakers on Zoom for the opportunity to ask questions and chat with peers after the live stream ends.

Full series

The full series is as follows:

  • How and why should I be grateful for THIS? – Katie Ford (8pm, Sunday 27 February)
  • Spring flower paper craft – Hannah Perrin (8pm, Thursday 4 March)
  • Leading your team through troubled waters – Christina Youell (8pm, Thursday 11 March)
  • Is perfectionism ideal? – Elinor O’Connor (8pm, Thursday 18 March)
  • Forest bathing. Say what? – Adrian Nelson-Pratt (8pm, Thursday 25 March)
  • Rewiring your brain for pandemic survival – Libby Kemkaran (8pm, Thursday 1 April)
  • Sleep cycles – vicious or virtuous – Claire Gillvray (8pm, Thursday 8 April)
  • Mindset minefield – Paul Horwood (8pm, Thursday 15 April)

Accessible tips

Liz Barton, co-founder of WellVet, said: “We were blown away by the positive response to the Winter Wellbeing series, and want to continue to build more tools and content to help people through what has already been a tough start to 2021.

”Our emphasis is on simple, practical, accessible tips to improve personal and team well-being.”