If you have animals as family members have most probably experienced their passing at some point, or will in the future. It’s a difficult time, at best. It brings up distressing and difficult feelings for us, all kinds of uncomfortable feelings which we’d rather avoid. We are called to make decisions immediately, and sometimes the decisions we need to make are literally life and death. Is it ever possible to be prepared for this? Pet grief can be difficult to handle, simply because we want our beloved animal pals to be with us forever and ever. And as we are aware at some level, that is not possible.

So how do we cope with the grief when we are left behind?

Join me in this workshop “Where Grief and Love Meet” where I share the story of my beloved horse Shiloh’s passing and the tools I used to help me integrate both grief and love during that shocking time.

What you’ll hear:

Shiloh’s story
What grief is
How the norms of our society and culture block authentic grief
Tools you can use to help you integrate both your grief and love
When you can’t handle your grief yourself and it’s time to reach out for a professional
This workshop touches on a highly sensitive, personal and complicated topic. It is not meant to be a counseling session and should not be taken as such. There is no easy ‘fix’ or ‘cure’, but there are ways you can care for yourself as you are experiencing grief. There will be time during the workshop to share your story, if you so desire. The intent of this workshop is to offer a safe place where you receive ideas on how to cope with your grief and how to kindly support yourself during your grief.

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