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|Articles|July 17, 2009
Do this today to avoid burnout tomorrow
Author(s)Sheila Grosdidier, RVT
You care for pets, but not yourself. Change that with help from this video by Sheila Grosdidier.
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Burnout is stealthy. Sometimes it sneaks up on you and when you least expect it-Blam!-you're crying in the bathroom hiding from clients and colleagues alike. But you can prevent this covert attack by following this advice from Sheila Grosdidier, BS, RVT, a Firstline Editorial Advisory Board Member and a partner at
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