Wellbeing & Lifestyle

Don't let guilt gut your health. Taking time for yourself is the most important, unselfish thing you can do.

A father and son team keep their personal and work relationships working with practice.

Links to websites asking for disaster help from veterinarians.

New data shows where practice owners, managers, associates, and team members feel the pinch of working in a practice.

Use technology to hack into your habits and keep tabs on your fitness routine.

Overweight employees cost U.S. business billions annually.

Bliss out with these tips for improving your attitude and dealing with stress in veterinary practice.

Finding the right work and life balance is tricky, and leaning too far either way can lead to a nasty spill.

Hand puffy headphones to a practitioner and an accountant at the basketball game and see what you get

If you want to provide the best care for your veterinary patients, first you must care for yourself.

Don't just sit there-get up and be a better veterinary boss! But first, read these tips.

Asking for strength, wisdom, self-control and sometimes voicemail in the life of a busy veterinary practitioner

Managing a healthy work-life balance is a topic that's near and dear to my heart, primarily because I struggle with it every day.

Juggling a full-time job, online classes, and a husband sounds complicated.

To this day, I still feel that the receptionist has the most stressful and undervalued position in the veterinary clinic.

I've taken a number of steps to ensure that I maintain a healthy balance between work and the rest of my life.

No one changes their life because of fear, force, or facts.

Our taste buds have been hijacked by super-sugary sweets. It's time to reclaim our palate with natural, real flavors. Before long you'll take a nibble of New York cheesecake and spit it out.

Does gender really matter when considering how veterinarians cope with responsibilities outside of practice?

DVM by day, jazz musician by night.

Stop unwrapping your meals. Learn how to eat better to feel better-even when your schedule is swamped.

Load up the fruits and veggies, break out the smoothie. It's time the win the Battle of the (Belly) Bulge one smoothie at a time.

Start your day off right with a healthy meal that feeds a veterinarian or two-or three.

Check out the latest offering from Veterinary Economics' Personal Wellness Editor.

Want to breed strong leaders at your practice? For best results, pair a seasoned pro with a promising prospect, according to a new study.

Take care of yourself so you can take care of your veterinary patients.

Giving back to your community may be a selfless act, but it could also result in major personal benefits for you.

Dr. Griffith hired his son as his practice manager, and it's one of the best choices he made during the launch of his new clinic.

Keep your thoughts and actions positive to starve one of the practicing veterinarian's worst enemies.

See what the human-animal bond looks like-err, tastes like