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PET LOSS COUNSELLING

The bond we share with our pets is unique and profound, built on unconditional love, trust, and companionship. When that bond is broken through loss, the grief can feel overwhelming and isolating. At times, it may even seem as though others don’t fully understand the depth of your pain.

Pet Loss Counselling is a safe and compassionate space where you can process your emotions, honour your beloved companion, and begin to heal.

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HOW CAN I SUPPORT YOU

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  • Understanding Your Grief: Losing a pet is losing a family member. Together, we will explore the unique impact this loss has had on your life and validate your feelings without judgment.

  • Coping with Difficult Emotions: Whether it’s guilt, loneliness, anger, or a deep sense of emptiness, I will help you develop tools to navigate these emotions and find a path forward.

  • Honoring the Bond: Through personalized rituals, memory work, or creative outlets, we can celebrate the life and love you shared with your pet.

  • Support Through Transition: If you’re adjusting to life without your pet or considering welcoming a new companion into your life, I can provide guidance and emotional support.

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HOW CAN I SUPPORT YOU

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This service is for anyone who has experienced the loss of a pet, regardless of the circumstances. Whether you’re mourning the death of a long-time companion, struggling with the decision to euthanise, or grieving a pet you had for only a short time, your feelings matter, and your story deserves to be heard.

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WHY CHOOSE PET COUNSELLING?

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Grieving a pet can often feel like a lonely experience, especially when others may not recognize the significance of your loss. I understand the deep emotional connection we share with our animals, and I’m here to walk alongside you through this journey, offering empathy, support, and a path to healing.

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You don’t have to go through this alone. Reach out today to take the first step toward healing and rediscovering joy in your cherished memories.

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