Coping With Pet Loss: The Dual Process Model of Grief
Coping with pet loss grief can feel like a maze of complex emotions. Loss enters your life like a whirlwind and does not come with a manual or road map.
Coping with pet loss grief can feel like a maze of complex emotions. Loss enters your life like a whirlwind and does not come with a manual or road map.
Everyday items become a tangible connection to your pet’s memory after loss. It’s normal to question, what should I do with my pet’s stuff after they’re gone?
When grief settles in after a long day, nighttime after pet loss can be tough. Even when you make it through one night, you know another is coming tomorrow.
Self-care after pet loss isn’t just about physical and emotional wellness, it is also heart-care and soul-care. A non-negotiable part of your survival kit.
Returning to work after pet loss can feel like an overwhelming mix of emotions: dread, anxiety, exhaustion, even resentment that the world expects you to carry on as if nothing has changed.
Sudden, unexpected pet loss can upend your life in an unimaginable way. It can leave you feeling powerless, despondent, and alone in a sea of questions.