Do you default to self-criticism when you make a mistake?
Are you looking for healthier ways to rebound after an error?
Everyone in veterinary medicine will make mistakes during their career. It is inevitable because all veterinary caregivers are human beings and fallible.
But knowing that mistakes are bound to happen is not enough to avoid the pain of making them. Mistakes not only erode the confidence of the veterinary team, they can lead to harsh self-criticism or shame.
Self-compassion, extending compassion to oneself, is a powerful antidote to the suffering felt after a mistake. Research shows that veterinary students with higher self-compassion scores are more resilient than those with lower self-compassion scores. This suggests that self-compassion is associated with a better ability to bounce back from adversity.
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