The Leashed Mind Podcast, Mental Health & Dog Training

Welcome to The Leashed Mind Podcast, Mental Health & Dog Training!

Join host Mandy Boutelle as we embark on the second season of the Leash Mind podcast, where the worlds of dog training and mental health intersect. This season promises engaging and thought-provoking discussions tailored for dog care professionals and enthusiasts alike.

What to Expect:

+Insightful conversations with industry experts, exploring both the challenges and triumphs of dog training and entrepreneurship.
+Practical advice on navigating the complexities of running a dog-centric business, from client interactions to personal well-being.
+Deep dives into topics like setting boundaries, dealing with difficult situations, and prioritizing mental health amidst the hustle of business ownership.
+Honest accounts from professionals who've walked the path, sharing strategies and experiences that resonate with both new and seasoned dog trainers.
+Tips and guidance for dealing with real-life scenarios, whether you're facing social media pressures, client dynamics, or internal struggles.

Tune in to Leash Mind Season 2 for a journey of learning, growth, and community in the world of dog training and mental health.

Let's grow together!

Contributors

Host

Mandy Boutelle CCT, CTBC

About Mandy & why she started The Leashed Mind:

Mandy Boutelle is a former dog pro turned entrepreneur living in Oregon with her husband & business partner Josh (who is also a former dog pro), their cattle dog-mix Fern and cat Fig.

When she's not recording or editing episodes of TLM you can find her creating custom logos for dog pros through Josh's business digiwoof or creating nerdy & witty graphic designs for her main business, Woof Cultr. In her downtime she is almost always doing something outside or with her hands whether it be out on a hike with Josh and Fern, in her garden, or working on some new DIY project.

In creating The Leashed Mind Podcast, Mandy hopes to bring more awareness towards the mental health portion of the dog training industry and help others feel less trigger-stacked throughout their day.