Tired of death-by-PowerPoint and clients who think Dr. Google outranks your DVM? Same. That’s why we rounded up 5 veterinary games designed by vets, for vets. Some will make you laugh until you snort, some will sharpen your diagnostic brain, and at least one might get you in trouble with HR.

Vet Tech Week 2025 is October 12–18.  You know what that means: time to celebrate the techs who keep clinics running, hold down your...

Resistance is futile - learn what to do instead.

Self-abandonment: how to get back in touch with yourself.

What happens in our day is influenced by what we do the night before, and improving your evening habits can be an easy and effective way to transform your life for the better.

Your life narrative is core to your human experience. Make sure it's a good one.

This blog is Part 2 of how to rewrite your life narrative for success.

As the year draws to a close, it’s time to deck the halls, trim the trees, and reflect on the pure chaos you’ve navigated this year.

Self-abandonment wreaks havoc, especially around the holidays. Here is how to know if you have it, and what to do about it.

Practicing gratitude rewires your brain to create a more positive mindset. Here's how.

2024 Vets Against Insanity CON not-boring recap

If you've kept up with us here at the VAI blog, then you know we are all about wellbeing. A big part of wellbeing is taking personal...

Guilt can be constant companion for some veterinary professionals. Learn how to kick it to the curb.

In this blog, we are going to talk about how to set up your day so that you are more successful in creating the kind of day you want.

Neurochemicals determine your perception and mood. Learn to neurohack them in this blog post.

Habits are those daily rituals and choices that we make over and over again that provide the framework of our life.

Your inner monologue may be keeping you from the happiness that you deserve.

The importance of evaluating goals and life priorities.

Hey guess what - the new Merck study indicates that veterinary people are doing better. Thank you Merck!

Why resisting something actually brings it to you. Resistance is futile - learn what to do instead.