SECTION 1: Welcome
Section 2: The Current State
Section 3: What is VetREDI
Section 4: Well-being and Words
Section 5: Implicit Bias
Section 6: Cultural Competency
Section 7: Microaggressions
Section 8: Rewriting Veterinary Culture
Section 9: Real Social Justice
Section 11: Reflections/VetREDI Survey and Next Steps
Change Activity
How can we know without asking? This activity can be done as a large group or by an individual. By encouraging open-ended questions, we can learn more about the client. These questions build trust and encourage a mutual relationship. And, no, it isn’t necessarily associated with more time, especially not in the long game.
Remember-If you can answer in yes or no, it’s a closed-ended question.
Activity: practice changing from closed to open, and then ask someone to hold you accountable for your unconscious use of closed-ended questions:
- Can you do this treatment plan? → What are your thoughts on this treatment plan?
- Any concerns today? → What concerns do you have?
- Do you have any questions? → What questions do you have?
- Does this help? → How can we help?