The Best Teams Intentionally Grow Together.
Caring for our fur family is hard work but it doesn't have to lead to burn out.
For the Mind
Our veterinary mental health specialists are here to listen. We believe that there are many different ways to heal. That's why we offer several different approaches. From traditional 1 on talk therapy, to nature and equine sessions, and life, career, and Ayurvedic nutrition coaching, We meet you where you are and grow together.
For the Body
The truth is, self care is a daily commitment, and commitments can be hard. You weren't meant to do this journey alone, and we are here to help. Sometimes we need to physically move in order to re-center ourselves. Wild Pine Wellness brings movement modalities right to your door. Schedule massages or a yoga class for your team, you won't regret it. From special occasions, to monthly self care, we offer an array of options to fit your teams needs. We know that you cannot heal the mind without taking care of the body. That’s why take a holistic approach, from mindfulness, to nutrition and body movement. It is all connected.
for the team
Having team conflict or general culture issues? You are not alone! We partner with Glue Veterinary Coaching to offer your entire team valuable workshops around Emotional Intelligence, Personal Leadership, Practice Management, and so much more. We also know how hard it is to train new staff, that’s why we put together a complete training course dedicated to training new hires, so you don’t have to!
Burnout to breakthrough Begins with one Little Step
...First it was animals
I began my career in the veterinary industry in 2010 as a technician and I witnessed and experienced the constant heart pull and strength required to make an impact in this field. After being promoted to practice manager, I managed the added pressure and challenge that must be navigated to be an effective leader in the veterinary field.
After transitioning to a new role as a Zoetis Pet Care representative, I had the pleasure of building relationships with over 300 veterinary hospitals and their teams. Through these relationships I gained additional insight into the key components of an exceptional and vibrant team.
After the right mentoring, guidance, and a ton of introspection, I decided the greatest impact I could make in the veterinary field is helping leaders and their teams maximize their impact, personal fulfillment and overall wellness. I began to lean deeply into the “people part” of veterinary medicine, shifting all my focus to helping those that sacrifice so much in order to make a positive impact on the animals and people we serve. With that experience and perspective, I’ve made it my soul purpose to help the people in this industry to harness their passion and skills without the constant or recurring feeling of burnout or compassion fatigue.
I’ve also learned that each team has a unique dynamic that can be best supported with a customized approach. I bring my personal experiences in the veterinary field as well as life coaching, Reiki, and yoga certifications to meet each person and team exactly where they are today and create a balanced plan to help accomplish our goals.
I live in my dream place–the western slopes of Colorado–with my partner and our three dogs, horses, and cat. I have the privilege of traveling the west, helping teams re-discover their passion and re-define what it can feel like to work in this industry we love so much.
In my free time you can find me outside, horseback riding, hiking, searching for any live music or fun art, advocating within the LGBTQ community, and of course, loving on all the pups.
I look forward to meeting your team and helping you accomplish your practice goals!
We work hard, and our bodies show it.
Science says that 15 minutes of massage in the middle of your work day improves blood flow and brain function, creativity, and energy.
Why not offer this gift to your team for a new way to revitalize throughout the workday?
We offer chair or table massage, from 5 minutes to 60 minutes, and we come to you!
Vets & stress
A Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons survey found that:
21% of vets reported being unable to cope with the stress of work
63% reported feeling they were working too hard, and 48% reported burnout