The VetYourSelf Practice Partnership
We partner with practices to build healthier, happier veterinary teams.
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You Care For Them.What About You?
Being a vet, vet nurse or practice owner involves so much more than caring for pets. You make difficult decisions, support struggling colleagues and carry huge responsibility - often without enough support YourSelf.
All while striving to get everything right because just one mistake will prove you’re “not good enough”
No wonder switching off seems impossible.
As a vet and a vet nurse turned CI therapist, we created VetYourSelf to provide the support our profession is missing—so you can leave work at work, stay in the career you love and feel like YourSelf again.
Support built around your needs
Tell us what’s happening. We’ll help you work through it.
Our compassion-led approach goes deeper than surface-level coping strategies. We help you understand and address what’s driving your stress and show you how to replace self-criticism with self-compassion.
Whether you’re someone looking for confidential one-to-one therapeutic support with Kellie, want to strengthen your team with our comprehensive 12 week Practice Partnership or are interested in CPD events and retreats, we’ll help you.
Because when veterinary people feel better, practices grow and so does the profession.
What better support can make possible
How we help
Support for Your Practice. Your People. Your Profession.
Supporting the Person
Helping veterinary professionals care for themselves through individual one-to-one therapeutic support with Kellie.
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Transforming the Profession
Sharing knowledge, inspiring change and advancing veterinary wellbeing through education, conferences and CPD retreats.
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What people say about working with us.
Five-star feedback from people we’ve supported
Our philosophy
Compassion is at the heart of VetYourSelf.
Veterinary professionals readily offer compassion to frightened patients, worried owners and struggling colleagues, and ‘over-caring’ is often blamed for veterinary burnout.
We don’t believe that caring too much is the problem. We believe the compassion we so freely give to others needs to include ourselves. If compassion doesn’t include ourselves, it isn’t complete.
That’s why learning how to offer ourselves self-compassion sits at the heart of everything we do.
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