Pet Parents: A Journey Through Unconditional Love and Grief

The seven segments 8 sessions of the Pet Loss Companioning Certification include: I greatly enjoyed the course, the whole art of pet Companioning is such a great concept and so necessary to moving through the grief and on to loving a pet again.

I commend you on your work and greatly enjoyed your book as well. What you can expect to learn from this course: Learn what these needs are and how to recognize them. Those segments are children, senior citizens and other pets that grieve for their pet friends. This lesson goes over many different rituals and how to help families with them.

What are the things we should do or not do? Self-Care for the Companion- Poor self care causes distancing by the caregiver.

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The absolute exhaustion will cause a caregiver to be so tired that the thought of caring for others is almost overwhelming. This session shows you how to recognize that you, the caregiver, needs self-care and ways to provide this necessary component. Email us for details. To help pet parents everywhere, she opened the first standalone pet funeral home in the United States in Indianapolis. In this guidebook, she helps pet parents, veterinarians, death-care professionals and others celebrate the special bonds we share with our animal companions.

Drawing upon her experiences helping thousands of pet parents and pet care professionals, Ellis provides: People everywhere want to honor the lives of their pets, and even if you aren't a pet owner, you need to understand why this is important.

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When Your Pet Dies: Customers who bought this item also bought. Page 1 of 1 Start over Page 1 of 1. A Guide to Mourning, Remembering and Healing. The Loss of a Pet: Here's how restrictions apply. About the Author Coleen Ellis, who opened the first standalone pet funeral home in the United States, helps pet parents, veterinarians, and others honor the lives of pets.

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It just goes on and on and on about funerals and how to honor pet bodies after death. And that's fine for someone who sees the body as the pet itself, but I don't. I wanted a book that helps walk a grieving person through the grief process, not a book that tells story after story of pet funerals. A very good overview of what to expect when you are losing your life-long pet companion. The author does a great job of sharing her own personal journey and helped me to be more prepared for the inevitable loss of my ailing senior pet companion.

I purchased a second copy to help console a friend who is still grieving the loss of her dog. One person found this helpful. I think I read this entire book in one day. An interest of mine is palliative and hospice care in animals and this is a great resource from the person who started the first formal funeral services for pets.

Pets are part of the family and we need more resources like this to help guide us through the process with a caring attitude. This book fulfills everything you have wanted to know regarding the respectful and compassionate ways to honor your companion animal when they must leave you.



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It is a must read for those with a strong companion animal bond. This book should be mandatory reading for every pet owner. It is cheerfully written and full of sound advice and spiritual solace. No one knows quite how hard they will be hit when a valued family member passes. And it is tough to make rational decisions when one is grieving, so having a 'How to' guide is truly a Blessing. Reading about the author's journey is a delight. This is truly a calling for her, one based on harsh personal experience and a deep and abiding passion for the bond that forms between quadripeds and the bipeds.

Her story is liberally sprinkled with moving accounts of many other families experience; and when you put all this information in one place, it becomes an invaluable resource. Marty Becker, whose latest book, by coincidence I happen to own, like and also favorably reviewed, provides a thoughful and insightful foreward. He talks about the challenges veterinarians face, they try to keep animals alive, that is their goal. However, a part of being a doctor is helping those left behind, when their skills are unable to save a beloved pet.

He understands, values and respects Coleen's work. In the interests of full disclosure, I met Coleen at a veterinarian conference, I shared with her the fact that our own dog had recently passed away.

She was genuinely interested and caring and asked for some pictures of the small memorial we created, so it was with some delight that I saw Cajun being featured at the start of Chapter 4. He was a good friend, so sharing a little of him with readers of this book is a very cool way to honor his memory.