The Vet Mind Works Podcast is back! In this slightly different episode without a guest, Petra explains what was behind the pause in the schedule and reflects on some topics which have been going through her mind in the last few months. Even though this episode is somewhat experimental as it was unscripted we hope that it will be of some interest, as it relates to some previous episodes and also provides some information about the future plans for the podcast.

Time stamps for topics covered in this episode include:
00:56 Introduction to this episode
01:30 About our partners VIN Europe 
02:17 Explaining the pause
03:56 About psychological safety, and the effects of shame and vulnerability
14:54 About failure and mistakes
19:40 Confidence revisited
24:20 The retreat experience
33:41 About trust
36:55 About safety and non-harming
41:13 Re-considering values and the importance of connection
42:29 Looking ahead at future episodes
43:21 An exciting announcement
45:08 Goodbye

Previous related episodes:

• Coping Strategies with Rachel Bowron
• Shame with Prof Luna Dolezal
• Identity with Ebony Escalona
• Confidence with Rachael Paul
• Self-compassion for Imposterism with Katie Ford
• Self-Regulation with Crina Dragu
• Values with Liv Oginska 
• Courage with Scott Kilpatrick

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The Veterinary Information Network (VIN) is lending us a hand by helping us with editing our podcast episodes. More about VIN here.
We continue to happily fund all costs for this podcast ourselves but you show your support by donating towards a fundraising campaign in aid of a mental health project for Ukrainian veterinary colleagues hosted by the Galaxy Vets Foundation

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Credits:
Music- Deep Ambience by Coma-Media, Pixabay; Images for Artwork- OpenClipart-Vectors, Pixabay