Pet Loss

Has your pet been diagnosed with a terminal illness?

Are you struggling to cope with the loss of your beloved companion?

Has the loss of your pet caused you to feel lonely, anxious, or depressed?

For many pet owners, our pets are much more than companions: they're family. Losing a pet can be heartbreaking. You might feel like there's a piece of you missing that you'll never get back; you don't know how to move forward.

There are many ways to help yourself process the loss of a pet and move toward a place of healing. Meditation, exercise, and healthy eating are some simple ways to help yourself. Actively grieving by doing something to honor the memory of your pet can also help you cope with your loss.

If this sounds like you…

• You feel lonely or depressed due to the loss of your pet
• You can't seem to cope with the finality of losing your beloved companion
• You feel guilty or anxious about having to euthanize your pet, or about the circumstances surrounding their illness or death
• Certain activities or particular areas of your home are a constant and painful reminder of your loss
• You want to find a way to move past the sorrow and grief so you can remember your pet with fondness and love

…Then one-on-one therapy with a licensed mental health professional can help. 

I can help you cope with the heavy emotional burden of losing a pet. Discussing your loss and learning coping strategies can help you progress through the grieving process.

If you're struggling with the loss of a pet, together we can get you through this difficult time and help you find healing along the way. Let's schedule a time to talk.