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Black Dog Pet Bereavement

From Mourning to Meaning

 

Professional, personalised and empathic pet bereavement support

From Mourning to Meaning: Pet Bereavement Specialists

At Black Dog Pet Bereavement we help those who have lost a beloved pet by offering practical workshops and 1:1 therapeutic support including proven tools and strategies to overcome distress, develop meaning, gain control, and find purpose.

Why Naturopathy

Why Choose Therapy?

The loss of a pet is a significant event in our lives, and the grief that follows can profoundly impact our lives. However, with the right support, you can navigate this challenging time and emerge with renewed strength and purpose. I bring the necessary experience and expertise to not only help you navigate this, but also to help you find meaning in your loss, regain control, and honour your beloved companion.

 

Discover how you can improve your wellbeing through this difficult time while honouring your beloved best friend:

  • Expert advisor for RSPCA in their Walk to Remember- Pet Memorial Day.

  • Over seven years’ experience working within the NHS therapeutically as a Senior Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner and Colleague Wellbeing Trainer

  • Postgraduate training in both low-intensity cognitive behavioural therapy and teaching.

  • Specialist grief training from Center of Prolonged Grief (Columbia University, New York- NHS advocated).

  • Integrative advanced diploma in counselling

  • Delivery of hundreds of workshops for businesses (Met Office; Devon & Cornwall Police Constabulary) and consumers (via NHS).

Reviews

"Your course has been so valuable to me. I have suffered from anxiety for many years and have not come across such a helpful course as this, having tried other methods. The way you conducted the course and treated participants with such kindness, respect and empathy; even though we were online, it felt very personal and relevant because of how you came across. Thank-you so much."  Mary C

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