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Mental health problems are incredibly common. It is estimated that 1 in 6 people in the past week have experienced a common mental health problem. Just as people are not defined by their physical injuries and disabilities, mental illness is not a character flaw and is not a sign of personal weakness. Defining people by their […]
Bite-sized dog grooming courses recently developed by The College of Animal Welfare’s dog grooming team, will give dog owners in the Huntingdonshire area the opportunity to learn more about how to care for, and groom, their dog’s coat. The new, two-part, courses starting in October at our centre in Godmanchester, will begin by allowing the […]
The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) has sent its annual notice to the majority of veterinary nurses, noting that the annual renewal fee of £61 required for continued registration on the VN register is due by 1 November. The renewal fee can be paid online using a debit or credit card, or by cheque, […]
Did you know the flu virus can survive on surfaces for up to 8 hours? Symptoms of the flu can include temperatures, tiredness, headaches, pains/aches and sore throats. To prevent getting the flu you can book an appointment with your doctor to get the vaccine. This is free to anyone over 65, pregnant woman and […]
Did you know abdominal exercises do not assist you in getting a flat stomach? Going to the gym can help reduce stress and increase brain power. When you exercise it releases energy which means you can feel energised for the rest of the day. Making time for fitness is important because it gives you the […]
On Saturday 15 October, The College of Animal Welfare is hosting a Careers with Animals Day at its centre in Tingley, near Leeds. If you’re interested in working with animals, this is your chance to find out about training opportunities and employment prospects within the animal and veterinary sector. What’s more, entry is completely free of charge! Whether […]
Did you know there are 3 types of relaxation methods; mental, physical and transcendental. Different people have different ways of relaxing. Making sure you have time to relax can reduce stress. Yoga, Hypopressives and activities; walks, cleaning and different sports are the most popular ways to relax. Finding out what works for you is important […]
Clinical coaches and student veterinary nurses may have noticed a recent problem with the Nursing Progress Log (NPL) which is preventing the historical logging of evidence and demonstrations. This is something the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) is aware of and is currently investigating. When we receive further news about this, we will inform […]
Did you know the average blink lasts for about 1/10 of a second? Looking after our eyes is very important. One way to make sure your eyes are healthy is regular eye tests. The suggested time frame for our eyes to be tested is every two years; this can differ depending on age and eye […]
Did you know the Paralympics is the second largest sports event in the world? The Paralympics first came to light in 1960 in Rome; 400 athletes from all over the world competed. Paralympics 2016 start on the 7th of September in Rio. There are over 30 different sports being taken part in by people with […]