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Claire Chew

Workplace Wellness Consultant | Veterinary Leadership | Grief Coach | Pet Loss Educator

Claire Chew is a multifaceted professional specializing in workplace wellness, veterinary leadership, grief coaching, and pet loss education. She operates under Claire Chew Coaching and Consulting, where she focuses on creating supportive environments for individuals and teams, particularly within the veterinary field.

Professional Background

  • Workplace Wellness Consultant: Claire is dedicated to fostering engaged and sustainable workplace cultures. She has worked extensively with veterinary professionals, addressing issues like compassion fatigue and resilience.31

  • Veterinary Leadership: With a background in veterinary medicine, she provides leadership coaching aimed at improving psychological safety and trust among teams.13

  • Grief Coaching: As a certified compassion fatigue specialist and life transitions/grief coach, Claire has supported numerous individuals navigating the complexities of grief and loss. Her approach emphasizes healing and moving forward after traumatic experiences.26

  • Pet Loss Education: Claire also focuses on educating pet owners about the grieving process associated with pet loss, helping them find acceptance and healing.46

Impact

Claire has coached over 600 veterinary professionals, equipping them with tools to combat burnout and enhance their emotional well-being. Her work is characterized by a compassionate approach that prioritizes mental health in high-stress environments.12

Through her coaching services, she aims to empower individuals to create meaningful changes in their lives after loss, guiding them toward new beginnings.5

Highlights

Jul 24 · linkedin

My Veterinary software peeps. Any EzyVet pros out there? I am looking to turn "Promises to my pet" guide into a document that can live in Ezyvet so that it can follow their pet for the duration of living their best life (in case they move, the records can move with them).

Jul 9 · linkedin

Has anyone seen this article? Are We Loving Our Pets to Death? -NYT 6/25/2024 Not to start another debate...but here's another article to chew on.

I've not had time to vette/fact check the article but this is a huge part of my desire to reach 2/3rds of Americans and 91 million pet caregiver in Europe in creating a plan to care for our pets.

Debra Vey Voda-Hamilton's "Why Do Pets Matter" podcast and My Promises to my Pet (advance healthcare directive for pets) can help. While Linda Baker talks about how the goal seems to be that humans want their pets to be more like them, there weren't any mentions of how pets would like to be treated if they were going to be part of a divorce, diagnosed with life threatening illness or facing the end of life.

Last week at work, a family was left with the brutal decision to emergency euthanization due to finances. Their kitty was only 4 but facing long illness off an on. A heartwrenching decision for all, including the team that worked on her. If they knew of Suzanne Cannon, MS, MA's Vetbilling, taken Debra's MAAP class, or gone through my care plan, they could have made other choices on behalf of their furry family member ahead of time. I realize there are many sides to this....I just wished she mentioned the costs of caring, especially at end-of-life. If anyone is interested in diving deeper into this topic, or if your practice would like to find out more about how "Promises To My Pet" can help your clients plan, please DM.

Source: Link to the article #vetmed #pethospice #end-of-life-care #petgrief #pethumanbond

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Santa Monica, California, United States