Jo Hatcher's guest appearances

Jo Hatcher

Radio Vet Nurse

Green Women Podcast

Wendell Berry

Amy Newfield

Sue Crampton

Nicole LaForest

OwlTail

Today, Jo Hatcher, Owner, Retreat Leader &amp; Life Coach is here to tell us why self-care is so important right now.  In today's world we are experiencing stress beyond limits. So in order to stay healthy both physically and psychologically, we need to establish self-care practices on a daily basis.  She will give us many tips and suggestions for developing a self-care practice.  Jo is also a licensed marriage and family therapist  She leads online retreats for women so that they can really step into their power and live their best lives.  I have attached the link to her upcoming retreat Women's Self-Care Online Weekend Retreat, Friday October 23 - Sunday October 25, 2020.https://www.johatcherretreats.com/fall-weekend-retreat

Today, Jo Hatcher, Owner, Retreat Leader &amp; Life Coach is here to tell us why self-care is so important right now.  In today's world we are experiencing stress beyond limits. So in order to stay healthy both physically and psychologically, we need to establish self-care practices on a daily basis.  She will give us many tips and suggestions for developing a self-care practice.  Jo is also a licensed marriage and family therapist  She leads online retreats for women so that they can really step into their power and live their best lives.  I have attached the link to her upcoming retreat Women's Self-Care Online Weekend Retreat, Friday October 23 - Sunday October 25, 2020.<a href="https://www.johatcherretreats.com/fall-weekend-retreat" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.johatcherretreats.com/fall-weekend-retreat</a>

Interview with Green Woman Jo Hatcher - Why is Self-Care So Important Right Now 

In this episode you'll hear from Jo Hatcher who was president of the VNCA in 2017. Jo has been a vet nurse for almost 20 years and was one of the first names added to the Radio Vet Nurse guest wish list. She works at Gawler Animal Hospital in South Australia and is also a nurse trainer with the Animal Industries Resource Centre. Jo is very actively involved with the VNCA and is a highly qualified, knowledgeable and passionate vet nurse.Jo started her career as a vet nurse in 1999 and attained her Certificate IV in 2002. She then went on to study the Diploma of Veterinary Nursing Management and the Veterinary Technician Certificate. Jo gained accreditation in 2008 and has a special interest in medical nursing and emergency and critical care. She is very passionate about helping train veterinary nurses of the future and is a vocal advocate for better recognition of the profession as a whole.

In this episode you'll hear from Jo Hatcher who was president of the VNCA in 2017. Jo has been a vet nurse for almost 20 years and was one of the first names added to the Radio Vet Nurse guest wish list. She works at Gawler Animal Hospital in South Australia and is also a nurse trainer with the Animal Industries Resource Centre. Jo is very actively involved with the VNCA and is a highly qualified, knowledgeable and passionate vet nurse. Jo started her career as a vet nurse in 1999 and attained her Certificate IV in 2002. She then went on to study the Diploma of Veterinary Nursing Management and the Veterinary Technician Certificate. Jo gained accreditation in 2008 and has a special interest in medical nursing and emergency and critical care. She is very passionate about helping train veterinary nurses of the future and is a vocal advocate for better recognition of the profession as a whole.