Pet Loss And Grief
If you’ve noticed an increase in grief-related terms and issues lately, it’s no surprise. We are generally a grief-avoidant society. The Pandemic seems to have heightened our awareness and study of sorrow/loss.grief as part of te human condition. And the grief process is often not well understood by many therapists. Perhaps because grief is not a mental health issue, strictly speaking. It’s a matter of the heart and spirit-there is no pill for a broken heart, sadness.
Interestingly, I have come to see that the loss of a pet is often a more powerful event than the loss of a friend or often even a parent. There is something about the animal-human bond that transcends the vexations and shortcomings of human to human relationships. And pet loss and grief almost always are portals into many, many other unmourned losses from a life time.
This group will explore the grief and loss journey in general, and the pet loss bond in particular
Details:
Facilitator: Kaleel Sakakeeny
Max Members: 4-5
Meets: TBD
Session Duration: 60 Minutes
Price: $25 Per Session
Please note that applying to a group does not automatically grant membership to the group. All applications are reviewed and final member selections are made by group leaders and Belongly. Once accepted into a group, your first session is free to ensure the group is the right fit for you, then payments will be processed in 1-month increments, for the duration of your involvement and beginning just prior to the second group meeting.
Consultation Groups and Peer Support Groups are not therapy or supervision.
