Easing the conflicts

Article Abstract:

Animal rights activists are prone to stress because the very nature of their mission forces them to witness suffering that they normally would not like to see. To preserve their mental health, these activists must learn to seek support, practice mental distancing and find time to engage in relaxing activities. Likewise, going to a professional counselor should help.

Psychological aspects, Methods, Prevention, Stress management, Burn out (Psychology)

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Cruelty-free for life

Article Abstract:

People can support the fight for animal rights by eschewing products made using animal testing. Thus, they should limit their diet to vegetables, buy non-animal derived clothing and use cosmetics, cleaning products and medicines not made from animals.

Social aspects

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And with us today is ... you!

Article Abstract:

Guesting on television talk shows to deliberate on animal protection issues requires preparation and a working knowledge of the medium. Pointers on how animal advocates can successfully handle television appearances are discussed.

Management, Talk shows, Interviewing in television, Television interviewing

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