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News|Videos|August 12, 2016
Stressed? Chill out with these apps
Author(s)Steve Noonan, DVM, CPCC
You don't have to escape to a mountain retreat to find moments of peace
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There's an angry client on line 2, a delivery at the backdoor, and, well let's just say exam room 3 could seriously use a mop. In other words, it's just another day at the clinic.
If you need to ground yourself before flying off the handle, Steve Noonan, DVM, CPCC, has two resources for you:
1. the
2. and the downloadable meditations at
Watch the video to hear all about them.
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