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PET X TALKS KEYNOTE
3 Steps For Resolving Conflicts About Animals
Debra uses a simple, 3 step life lesson from grammar school to explain how to resolve a conflict about an animal. The answers can be found in just three words – STOP, DROP, and ROLL.
Speaking Engagements
Fees vary depending on the type of speaking event. Here are some of the variables to consider when planning your meeting and creating a budget to include Debra in your event.
- Type of presentation – keynote, general session, or breakout workshop
- Multiple presentations – different or same presentation repeated 1 – 6 times
- Length of presentation – full day (up to 6 hours), half day (3 hours)
- Location or venue – where meeting is being held
- Expenses – Actual out-of-pocket, or inclusive with fee
- Licensing fee – for permission to audio or video tape Debra’s presentation
- Customization fee – for going above and beyond to personalize a program
- Terms – your choice between paying in full upfront or a 50 /50 payment option
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Exciting things are on the horizon at Hamilton Law and Mediation!
Our bi-weekly podcast continues to drop new episodes filled with valuable insights, and we’re thrilled to announce the launch of monthly webinars and workshops. These sessions will focus on helping individuals and families build stronger relationships, reduce conflict, and enhance communication skills—all while keeping your pets' welfare and health at the forefront during times of disagreement. Stay tuned for expert advice and tools to navigate conflicts with compassion and care!
WDPM Podcast Episode: Understanding Neurodiversity in Veterinary Practices With Ron Sosa
In this episode of Why Do Pets Matter, I sit down with Ron Sosa, founder and CEO of Synaptic Neuro-Inclusive Leadership and Executive Director at Uncharted Veterinary Conferences. We talk about the importance of neurodiversity in veterinary practices and how understanding different perspectives can improve communication and teamwork. Ron shares his insights on how veterinarians and staff can create a more inclusive environment for both colleagues and clients. We also dive into the unique responsibility of advocating for our pets and the challenges it presents in veterinary care. Whether you're a pet owner, veterinary professional, or just curious about neurodiversity, this episode is packed with valuable lessons on empathy, active listening, and building bridges in the workplace.
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