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It’s no secret that losing a beloved pet is often an emotionally devastating experience. Readers of this blog and I know this firsthand. The problem is that society at large may not recognize this fact. That’s why
I recently had the privilege of speaking with pet loss podcasters and authors Kenneth Dolan-Del Vecchio and Nacy Saxton Lopez. Nancy and Ken wrote the book, “The Pet Loss Companion: Healing Advice from Family Therapists Who Lead
The holidays without your pet can be tough. Whether you remember special memories or have lost a pet during the Holidays, it is important to take care of yourself. You don’t have to say yes to every
Why do people dismiss pets as not being family members, or understand that losing a pet is traumatic and deeply painful?
Months leading up to Wolfgang’s death, I thought I was prepared, strong and that it would be fine. As the days approached, however, I started to feel anxious and emotional. I decided to make a video tribute
I believe two things above all else: 1) Everything is unfolding as it should for the greater good and 2) Every challenge is an opportunity for growth. I have a bit of an unusual perspective when it
