Ep 234: Nutrition Conversations: Tips for New Veterinarians with Dr. Danielle Conway - Part 2

In this episode of "So You're a Vet, Now What?", host Dr. Moriah McCauley continues her conversation with Dr. Danielle Conway, an ACVIM board-eligible veterinary nutritionist. Together, they tackle the challenge of nutrition conversations with clients. When it comes to meeting clients where they are at on nutrition, each situation will require a different level of finesse. Listen as Danielle shares some of her favourite tools and expert tips that can allow you to have more effective and empathetic conversations with clients on the topic of nutrition.Dr. Danielle Conway is a nutrition residency trained veterinarian with extensive experience in evidence based integrative medicine. Her pursuit of “helping patients live their best lives” has led to training and working alongside leading professionals countrywide. She has certifications and advanced coursework in veterinary acupuncture, spinal manipulation, rehabilitation, and nutraceutical support. Her approach is to combine traditional medicine with individualized integrative modalities to achieve optimal wellness.Her career has spanned private practice and academia. She is currently pursuing board eligibility toward becoming a certified veterinary nutritionist.Dr Conway’s personal interests include researching science based next-generation wellness techniques, environmental stewardship, and anything outdoors (gardening, skiing, biking, hiking, etc.). She is also passionate about using her integrative training to help reduce veterinary profession burnout. Dr Conway shares her home with her husband, feisty human primates (aka two beautiful and spirited daughters) and a variety of hooved, scaled, feathered, and furry companions.Episode Outline[00:01:44] Nutrition conversations with clients.[00:05:36] Client engagement and expectations.[00:07:01] Nutrition as a passionate debate.[00:10:43] Ancestral-based feeding misconceptions.[00:13:43] Effective client communication strategies.[00:17:21] Nutrition in veterinary practice.Episode LinksSee more from Dr. Conway: https://www.instagram.com/vitalvetnutrition/Connect with Dr. Conway: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-conway-2a38354b/Mentioned in this episode:So You're a Vet, Now What? - The CourseAre you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills. These are skills like client communication, so you have great relationships with clients. Emotional intelligence, so you've got great relationships with your teammates. Effective negotiation skills, so you can get paid what you are worth. Management of imposter syndrome, so you can have confidence in your abilities. And, how to build formidable resilience, so you can handle everything that comes your way. These are not just skills. They are prerequisites vital for success and financial and emotional wellbeing. This course serves as an essential stepping stone to your success. Dr. Dave will be your mentor as you go through 12-modules, helping you transition from being a student to a fully rounded veterinary professional. Visit www.drdavenicol.com/syav-class to learn more.

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