Jamie Holms's guest appearances

Jamie Holms

UNLEASHED (at work & home) with Colleen Pelar

Unleashed Veterinary Podcast

Vet Med After Hours

Carrie Jurney

Terry Ryan

Samantha Clarke

Marie Holowaychuk

Eric Garcia

Susan Friedman

Patricia McConnell

Jean Donaldson

Alexandra Kurland

Grisha Stewart

Michael Shikashio

Molly Sumridge

Leslie McDevitt

Colleen Pelar

Leslie Stewart

OwlTail

Jamie Holms, RVT, says her extraordinary organizational skills are a coping strategy that developed during a traumatic childhood. Quite simply, she learned to control as many factors as she could to help her deal with all of the chaos and stress she faced daily. Today those organizational skills make her a valued team member and help her accomplish her goals.  Coping strategies are interesting. We all have them. We all need them. Some are healthy and productive, others are not, but all of them spring from a place of self-protection. The tricky part about coping strategies is that they often have their roots in childhood. You may not be aware of what you do to help yourself manage stress or deal with overwhelm because you’ve been doing it for so long that the behaviors are on autopilot. You may not even notice when you’re using them. Jamie had to make deliberate choices and learn new strategies to ensure that she brings forth the best of her coping skills and leaves behind the elements that no longer serve her. Developing the self-awareness to observe your behavior and make deliberate choices about it is quite simply the most powerful, life-changing skill ever. It allows you to explore new ways of being, to find what feels right and true for you, and to make deliberate choices about how you want to live your life. Easier said than done, right? Absolutely. There’s a learning curve here, but it’s worth it. So worth it. And this awesome discussion with Jamie Holms is filled with practical tips to get you started.   Resources mentioned in this episode: 168 Hours, You Have More Time than You Think, by Laura Vanderkam: https://amzn.to/35c8ZDJ  I Know How She Does It, by Laura Vanderkam: https://amzn.to/2FdzLBm Dr. Andy Roark: https://drandyroark.com/ Uncharted Vet conference: https://unchartedvet.com/ RecoverInitiative.org: https://recoverinitiative.org/  Note: I may earn a small commission on any books or products recommended on this page. I only include products my guest or I have used and recommend. UNLEASHED (at work &amp; home) is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.

Jamie Holms, RVT, says her extraordinary organizational skills are a coping strategy that developed during a traumatic childhood. Quite simply, she learned to control as many factors as she could to help her deal with all of the chaos and stress she faced daily. Today those organizational skills make her a valued team member and help her accomplish her goals.  Coping strategies are interesting. We all have them. We all need them. Some are healthy and productive, others are not, but all of them spring from a place of self-protection. The tricky part about coping strategies is that they often have their roots in childhood. You may not be aware of what you do to help yourself manage stress or deal with overwhelm because you’ve been doing it for so long that the behaviors are on autopilot. You may not even notice when you’re using them. Jamie had to make deliberate choices and learn new strategies to ensure that she brings forth the best of her coping skills and leaves behind the elements that no longer serve her. Developing the self-awareness to observe your behavior and make deliberate choices about it is quite simply the most powerful, life-changing skill ever. It allows you to explore new ways of being, to find what feels right and true for you, and to make deliberate choices about how you want to live your life. Easier said than done, right? Absolutely. There’s a learning curve here, but it’s worth it. So worth it. And this awesome discussion with Jamie Holms is filled with practical tips to get you started. Resources mentioned in this episode: <ul><li>168 Hours, You Have More Time than You Think, by Laura Vanderkam: <a href="https://amzn.to/35c8ZDJ" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://amzn.to/35c8ZDJ</a> </li> <li>I Know How She Does It, by Laura Vanderkam: <a href="https://amzn.to/2FdzLBm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://amzn.to/2FdzLBm</a></li> <li>Dr. Andy Roark: <a href="https://drandyroark.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://drandyroark.com/</a></li> <li>Uncharted Vet conference: <a href="https://unchartedvet.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://unchartedvet.com/</a></li> <li><a href="http://RecoverInitiative.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">RecoverInitiative.org</a>: <a href="https://recoverinitiative.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://recoverinitiative.org/</a></li> </ul> Note: I may earn a small commission on any books or products recommended on this page. I only include products my guest or I have used and recommend. UNLEASHED (at work &amp; home) is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to <a href="http://Amazon.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Amazon.com</a>.

Organization - Jamie Holms, RVT

In this episode of the Unleashed Veterinary Podcast, Dr. Bruce Francke and Registered Veterinary Technician Jamie Holms discuss something that may just make your skin crawl, ticks! We discuss the life cycle of these blood-sucking parasites, as well as the diseases they carry and all the steps you must take to prevent them from harming you or your pet. Jamie Holms, RVT, CPT1, lives in Greenville, S.C. and recently attended Boehringer Ingelheim Tick Camp at Kansas State University, where she got “up close and personal” with a large number and variety of ticks! We think you will find this episode interesting and important to the health of your pets!

In this episode of the Unleashed Veterinary Podcast, Dr. Bruce Francke and Registered Veterinary Technician Jamie Holms discuss something that may just make your skin crawl, ticks! We discuss the life cycle of these blood-sucking parasites, as well as the diseases they carry and all the steps you must take to prevent them from harming you or your pet. Jamie Holms, RVT, CPT1, lives in Greenville, S.C. and recently attended Boehringer Ingelheim Tick Camp at Kansas State University, where she got “up close and personal” with a large number and variety of ticks! We think you will find this episode interesting and important to the health of your pets!

Episode 11: Ticks: A Real and Increasing Threat to You and Your Pets with Jamie Holms, RVT, CPT1

"Join us as we get literal with the brilliant Jamie Holms. She is an RVT, an Administrative Manager for Dr. Andy Roark and The Uncharted Veterinary Community, Administrative Manager for the Recover Initiative, and Facility Committee Administrator for the Veterinary and Critical Care Society. Jamie speaks at conferences all across the country. Specifically, VMA, VMX, and The Uncharted Veterinary Community as well.  Jamie shares with how she ended up with this unique career (and ended up working with Andy Roark), the monkey that changed her perspective on self worth, her work in preventing suicide and how you can make a difference, what she sees as the biggest challenge in Veterinary Medicine, and how fruit trees resemble our journey.   Don't miss the ending for a special message from Dr. Andy Roark! So grab your favorite cup of coffee or wine and sit down and join our conversation."

"Join us as we get literal with the brilliant Jamie Holms. She is an RVT, an Administrative Manager for Dr. Andy Roark and The Uncharted Veterinary Community, Administrative Manager for the Recover Initiative, and Facility Committee Administrator for the Veterinary and Critical Care Society. Jamie speaks at conferences all across the country. Specifically, VMA, VMX, and The Uncharted Veterinary Community as well.  Jamie shares with how she ended up with this unique career (and ended up working with Andy Roark), the monkey that changed her perspective on self worth, her work in preventing suicide and how you can make a difference, what she sees as the biggest challenge in Veterinary Medicine, and how fruit trees resemble our journey.   Don't miss the ending for a special message from Dr. Andy Roark! So grab your favorite cup of coffee or wine and sit down and join our conversation."

Episode 4 with Jamie Holms: "It's Not You, It's The Monkey"