Carolyn Shadle - Better Communication Between Veterinarians and Their Clients on ”Why Do Pets Matter?” hosted by Debra Hamilton EP 200

Carolyn Shadle, the CEO and resident guru of Interpersonl Communication Services, Inc., returns to "Why Do Pets Matter?" to discuss how veterinarians are communicating with their clients post-COVID and what might be helpful in improving those interactions. We also touched on telemedicine, the human-animal bond, how shelters are shifting to help people keep their animals while returning to work and so much more... Carolyn's previous podcasts on "Why Do Pets Matter?" https://whydopetsmatter.podbean.com/e/carolyn-shadle/ https://whydopetsmatter.podbean.com/e/carolyn-shadle-ep-119/   More About Carolyn Shadle Carolyn C. Shadle is the CEO of Interpersonal Communication Services. Carolyn has spent most of her life equipping adults with the skills and tools to build effective organizations, a sustainable environment, and healthy relationships. She has written numerous publications, hosted a TV interview show, and offered training in communication, planning, and change for corporate, public and non-profit audiences, as well as for parents and grandparents. She has had the privilege of traveling widely, offering training overseas as well as throughout the USA. Through ICS, Inc. she provides services that facilitate a fulfilling life. Carolyn is retired from university-based adult and continuing education, where she led and administered leadership development, business and finance management, and “soft skills” (the hardest). During her university career, she held administrative positions at California State University, Long Beach, and San Jose; the University of Denver College of Business; and the State University of New York (Buffalo and Empire State College).  Find out more: http://icsinc.info/about-us-communication-services/   Connect With Carolyn: www.ICSinc.info  www.VeterinarianCommunication.com Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ICSVetCommunication LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/CarolynShadle