Our next podcast is live! This interview is with Dr Alexia Tsakiris who was a guest in Episode 8, which aired on April 11, 2020. Neal makes the following comment about this interview....."In the first podcast we covered Alexia's upbringing, veterinary education, work experience, and practice life. In addition to her clinical work, Alexia offers coaching services for veterinarians and is forming a Women's Veterinary Collective.
Today we talk about the events that led her to recognize that she was experiencing burnout, the strategies she used to get past those rough patches, and her philosophy behind coaching and offering a space for female veterinarians to have a community where they can gather, share, and support one another.
I'm a big believer in coaching and wellness support, so I'm happy to be able to share this conversation with Alexia with you."
About Dr Alexia Tsakiris BVetMed GDipVWHM CVA - Dr Alexia Tsakiris received her B.S. from Rutgers University in 2000 and graduated with her BVetMed from the Royal Veterinary College in London in 2005. She then worked as a small animal veterinarian focusing on internal medicine. She was certified in acupuncture as well as Food therapy through the Chi Institute. She studied herbal medicine with the College of Integrative Veterinary Therapies (CIVT) and received her Certificate of Veterinary Western Herbal Medicine in 2014 and earned her Graduate Diploma of Veterinary Western Herbal Medicine in June of 2017. The fall of 2018 Dr. Tsakiris joined the faculty of the CIVT. She studied under Ethnobotanist David Winston RH(AHG) in his two year Clinical Herbalist Program (2014-2016) and is working towards becoming a registered herbalist (the highest accreditation for human herbal medicine). She is also taking coursework in veterinary spinal manipulation through the Health Pioneers Institute.
