CPD – MS077 – Managing Difficult Clients and Situations in Veterinary Practice Mini-Series

[Pre-Order] – Deliver digital download link within 4-8 business days after successful payment. Please contact us to get more details. Purchase CPD – MS077 – Managing Difficult Clients and Situations in Veterinary Practice Mini-Series courses at here with PRICE $479 $114MS077 – Managing Difficult Clients and Situations in Veterinary Practice Mini-Series£347.00 (+VAT)12 months access to recordings and course materials is included. Please note that these are webinar recordings and not live events. Full details on how to access the Mini Series will be emailed to you. This Mini Series will provide a compassion focused basis for understanding human emotions in veterinary practice, offering exploration of client and veterinary factors contributing to difficult situations. Gain the skills you need to handle difficult clients and scenarios in your practice.Join Dr Sue Dawson MBPsS for three 2-hour sessionsCase examples showing how compassion focused understanding of human emotions can support solution focused approaches in veterinary practice to care planningCase examples illustrating how understanding and responding to human body language can help de-escalate and diffuse difficult situationsComprehensive notes to downloadSelf-assessment quizzes to ‘release’ your 8 hours CPD certification (don’t worry, you can take them more than once if you don’t quite hit the mark first time)12 Months access to recorded sessionsSuperb value for money – learn without traffic jams or rota hasslesThis Mini Series was originally broadcast in January 2015 ProgrammeSession 1Developing a Compassionate Understanding of Human Emotions In this session we’ll introduce and explore a bio-psycho-social model grounded in a compassion focused approach for understanding human emotions in terms of relevance in veterinary practice. We’ll identify the diverse and complex range of human emotions arising from pet–people relationships in relation to how these may shape encounters with clients. We’ll also discuss further theories for understanding human emotions with specific focus on recognising the possible origins and signs of anger, together with the client and veterinary factors potentially constructing and maintaining volatile situations within veterinary practice. We’ll conclude the session with an introduction to the importance of developing self-awareness, becoming mindful of prejudices and avoiding stereotyping.Learn to identify the range of human emotions associated with pet-people relationshipsDiscover the theories for understanding human emotionsExplore client factors and veterinary factorsGet a practical guide for dealing with angerFind out strategies for developing self-awareness, recognising personal prejudices and avoiding stereotyping Session 2Compassionate Responding to Client Difficulties Evidence supports that professionals developing a compassionate way-of-being can facilitate clearer communication and help diffuse difficult situations. This session provides deeper insight into compassionate understanding of human emotions with practical case examples of developing sensitive approaches to understanding and relating to clients with severe and enduring mental health difficulties and other additional needs. We’ll explore specific aspects of veterinary practice that may be perceived as generating greater potential for difficult client interactions, to provide a basis for introducing basic skills for enabling compassionate communication through using empathy.Develop knowledge and understanding of compassion focused approaches to veterinary practice: client rapport and involving the client in consultsLearn how to consider clients with mental health difficultiesDevelop sensitivity to additional needs clients may haveConsider the available approaches to raising animal welfare concernsEnd-of-life veterinary care and euthanasiaLearn the required skills for compassionate communication and how to use empathy Session 3Body Language, Compassionate Communication Skills and Self-Care In this session we’ll show you how to understand and respond to human body language. This can be combined with compassionate communication skills to offer a foundation for developing empathic approaches to diffusing anger, breaking bad news, talking about costs, dealing with client complaints and tackling animal welfare concerns. We’ll also explore veterinary staff self-care with an emphasis on ways of preventing stress and burnout, placing health and well-being at the centre of staff support.Find out how to recognise and understand body-languageLearn how to be aware of your own body and body-languageFind out how best to cope with client complaintsDiscover how to compassionately communicate costCompassionate communication with colleagues- what you need to knowDevelop self-compassion and self-care strategies Course Feedback:“Some interesting insights into client psychology. I’ll now be more aware of acknowledging clients’ feelings and not making assumptions based on my own knowledge and feelings”“The series has given me a much better understanding and insight in dealing with clients and colleagues, especially in stressful situations. It will help me relate more professionally with clients, their companion animals and my colleagues. I will better able to cope as I now have good advice for self-care”“It is a brilliant series with an excellent, caring speaker. It would be relevant to all Practice members”The price includes all 3 sessions, notes and quiz – 8 hours of CPDSalepage: https://cpd-solutions.com/store/product/ms077-managing-difficult-clients-and-situations-in-veterinary-practice-mini-series/Archive: https://archive.ph/wip/yd3VxPurchase CPD – MS077 – Managing Difficult Clients and Situations in Veterinary Practice Mini-Series courses at here with PRICE $479 $114