Join the Vancouver Humane Society and three expert panelists on Wednesday, June 14th at 9:00 am PDT for an enlightening 60-minute webinar on the field of veterinary social work and its transformative impact on the animal services industry. Designed for professionals and organizations working in humane societies, shelters, veterinary clinics, rescues, and related fields, this webinar aims to foster cross-sector collaboration and promote the well-being of both workers and animal guardians.
In this 60-minute virtual event, a panel of esteemed experts will delve into the realm of veterinary social work. Two panelists are veterinary social workers, equipped with the knowledge and experience to share real-life examples of how their work has positively influenced animal service organizations. The third panelist is a registered social worker on the path to becoming a veterinary social worker, providing a fresh perspective on the evolving nature of this field.
Find out how veterinary social work could change animal services…
During the 40-minute discussion, panelists will explore topics including:
- What is veterinary social work, and how does it differ from traditional social work?
- How can working with a veterinary social worker benefit organizations in the animal services industry?
- How can collaboration between sectors help to combat burnout and compassion fatigue?
- How can a veterinary social worker help organizations implement trauma-informed practices?
- What are some challenges or barriers that organizations might face when incorporating veterinary social work into their practices, and how can they overcome them?
The final 20 minutes of the webinar will be dedicated to audience questions, ensuring an interactive and engaging experience for all participants. Attendees who stay until the end will have the opportunity to enter a giveaway prize draw.
Don’t miss this chance to discover how veterinary social work could change animal services, and to explore the possibilities for collaboration between human services and the animal services industry. Register now to secure your spot and contribute to the well-being of animals, workers, and organizations alike.
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