Doug Fakkema: November 1, 2012
"Managing Compassion Stress"
Doug will discuss managing life, work, and compassion stress and how to achieve a healthy work and life balance. Visit
www.dougfakkema.com for more information about Doug.
When: Thursday, November 1 from 10:00am-4:00pm (lunch provided)
Where: Fox Valley Humane Association at N115 Two Mile Road in Appleton
Cost: $50/member, $75/non-member
To register: Download this form or contact Jenny Stark at [email protected] or (920)733-1717 ext. 111
Doug Fakkema's Bio:
"In September 1971, I walked into the Lane Humane Society (Eugene, Oregon) -- my first real job after graduating from San Jose State University in California. I worked in animal shelters 19 years, mostly as executive director. In July 1990 I began full-time teaching and consulting. In 1973, I taught my first euthanasia-by-injection workshop. Since then I've been fortunate to travel over a million air miles to teach several thousand workshops and seminars for animal care and control workers around the world. In 1987, I received the Rosemary Ames Award for"excellence in teaching at American Humane sponsored training programs and for outstanding promotion of a humane philosophy and objective". In 2008 I received the American Humane Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award for “investing a career of time and talent to the betterment of the care and treatment of animals”. I also teach: Managing Compassion Stress, chemical immobilization and humane animal handling."
This event is sponsored by:
Doug will discuss managing life, work, and compassion stress and how to achieve a healthy work and life balance. Visit
www.dougfakkema.com for more information about Doug.
When: Thursday, November 1 from 10:00am-4:00pm (lunch provided)
Where: Fox Valley Humane Association at N115 Two Mile Road in Appleton
Cost: $50/member, $75/non-member
To register: Download this form or contact Jenny Stark at [email protected] or (920)733-1717 ext. 111
Doug Fakkema's Bio:
"In September 1971, I walked into the Lane Humane Society (Eugene, Oregon) -- my first real job after graduating from San Jose State University in California. I worked in animal shelters 19 years, mostly as executive director. In July 1990 I began full-time teaching and consulting. In 1973, I taught my first euthanasia-by-injection workshop. Since then I've been fortunate to travel over a million air miles to teach several thousand workshops and seminars for animal care and control workers around the world. In 1987, I received the Rosemary Ames Award for"excellence in teaching at American Humane sponsored training programs and for outstanding promotion of a humane philosophy and objective". In 2008 I received the American Humane Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award for “investing a career of time and talent to the betterment of the care and treatment of animals”. I also teach: Managing Compassion Stress, chemical immobilization and humane animal handling."
This event is sponsored by:
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