Trauma Stewardship for Veterinary Professionals

Providing self-care tools for individuals working in the veterinary field

Custom Designed Curriculum 

CLC programs are costumed designed to fit the need of every client. Each class incorporates a lesson in neuroscience, kinesthetic movement, and cognitive behavioral exercises. We provide individuals with tools to address stress associated with veterinary work such as work overload, secondary trauma, technology challenges, and communication trials with coworkers and clients.

Our curriculum walks trainees through our three-step structure – Science, Exercise for the Brain and Extension of Self (SEE) – where individuals learn to cope with stress through better impulse control, increased communication skills, less anger, healthier habits, improved sleep, increased self-appreciation, and addressing addictive behaviors.

CLC Courses Are Built From the Following Subjects

Pre & post evaluations are included with every CLC program. When possible, quantitative measures will be taken for data analysis contributing to ongoing research in the field of neuroscience.

CLC’s Trauma Stewardship Training provides cognitive behavioral techniques for veterinary professionals to reduce burnout, fatigue, and despair. Our curriculum pulls from evidence-based models to help individuals identify and address occupational stress and secondary trauma. Trainees will learn tools, skills, and information to better manage challenges in the workplace and personal life.