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story + research + advocacy + soulIf you’re drawn to the raw and real side of animal care, the part that goes beyond saving lives and asks what it means to be human while we do it: this is for you. We’ll explore the human-animal bond, the values that drive us, the morality we wrestle with, and the deeper question of what it means to work in animal care and hold onto humanity in the midst of it all. Jamie McNally, Ph.D, LPC is a mental health professional, wellness coach, trauma expert, moral injury researcher, military veteran, and active shelter volunteer at a high intake city shelter.
FortifyU Coaching hosts This Too Is Rescue: Moral Injury and Staying Human in Animal Care, a health show with 24 episodes published.
This is Part 1 Finding Your Frequency , a three-part series about the parts of ourselves this work buries, and how we go back for them.Referenced in this episode: The Seven Frequencies of Communication by Erwin Raphael M
In nature, mobbing protects the vulnerable. In our workplaces, it can destroy them. In this episode, Dr. Jamie McNally discusses the difference between bullying and mobbing in animal care. Disclaimer: This program, inclu
This brief episode is a reminder that none of us have mastery over this space. It is vast and complex, and we are all still learning. It's also an invitation to reach out. This topic is massive and the best way to explor
We talk a lot about toxic workplaces, toxic people, and how to protect ourselves from harm. But what happens when we realize the person causing harm might be us? In this episode, Dr. Jamie McNally explores how most workp
In animal care, we ask people to speak up for animals who cannot speak for themselves. But what happens when people don't feel safe enough to speak up at all? Psychological safety, a term coined by Harvard professor Amy
Animal care work is bigger than you think. And to engage ethically with it, we need to begin having some hard conversations. Disclaimer: This program, including all podcast content and any related materials, is not a sub
This week we're talking about what happens after the decision to be brave, and how every version of who you're becoming depends on what you choose today. The future you is real. And they're counting on you. Today. Discla
In animal care work, we face constant ethical challenges. We see wrongdoing. We sense when something isn't right. We know things should be different. The gap isn't usually in our knowing. The gap is in our doing. Moral c
In animal care work, so many things can silence us. Moral injury. Burnout. Trauma. Organizational cultures that punish speaking up. Public scorn. Life transitions that require all our internal resources. But sometimes, t
When people exit animal care work, they often just... disappear. They're not asked to mentor. They're not invited to share what they've learned. In this episode, Dr. Jamie McNally suggests something is needed and current
This episode is for the 41.7%. In Dr. Jamie McNally's research on moral injury in animal care workers, nearly half of respondents agreed that they think a lot about leaving their animal care role. If that's you, if you'r
Last week, we talked about how burnout, compassion fatigue, and moral injury aren't just conditions to manage, but are liminal spaces themselves, calling you toward transformation. This week we talk more about this part
In this episode, we explore the two types of transformation you might face in the enduring phase of animal care work: internal transformation (healing and developing new skills in your current role) and external transfor
You've made it through the transformation of becoming an animal care worker. You've found your place, your people, your purpose. But then something shifts. The weight accumulates. The passion transforms into something he
This week, we continue to explore the phase of life where we enter into animal care work. But unlike last week's episode, where we explored some of the potential challenges of beginning, this week we are focused on the m
In Extremely Human Animal Care, one of the important factors we examine relates to identity. In animal care, we experience identity shifts when we enter the work, at defining moments while we endure, and again if we ever
This episode kicks off a series where we explore the three major identity transformations most animal care workers experience: entering the field for the first time, enduring defining moments that shatter our understandi
This season 2 kick-off episode is about stepping through into new beginnings. Last year was full of transformation, growth, and an evolution of this work. That journey has resulted in the development of three foundationa
In Episode 1, I told you we'd explore why the most compassionate people leave animal care work. By Episode 9, I'd nearly become one of them. This is the Season 1 finale of This Too Is Rescue. In this episode, I share wha
In this third installment of our three-part series on moral emotions, we turn our focus outward. This episode explores other-condemning and other-praising moral emotions that arise when we evaluate the ethical behaviors
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