Providing quality information about mental health and wellness for the veterinary community
The March 2026 Vets in Mind newsletter highlights key support tools for the profession, including new Suicide Prevention Guidelines, practical Mental Health and Welfare Triage Tools to help identify and respond to concerns, and free wellbeing-focused CPD courses from Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) aimed at supporting mental health across veterinary teams.
This month, we explored: a financial budgeting triage tool to help you feel more in control of money worries, positive psychology research to support mental well-being, practical financial well-being tips, Vet Dynamics’ free business advice for practice owners, and highlighted a new graduate vet’s reflections on starting clinical work.
Financial well-being isn’t about how much money you earn — it’s about how secure, informed, and in control you feel about your finances.
1. Set Boundaries with Kindness
Protect your energy by saying no where needed—whether to extra shifts, emotional labour, or social events. Rest is productive. Don’t feel guilty about looking after yourself.
