My Dog Has Died: What Do I Do?: Making Decisions and Healing the Trauma of Pet Loss (The Pet Bereavement Series)

Wendy Van de Poll

ISBN 10: 0997375612 / ISBN 13: 9780997375619

Edité par Center For Pet Loss Grief (edition ), 2016

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• Titre: My Dog Has Died: What Do I Do?: Making Decisions and Healing the Trauma of Pet Loss (The Pet Bereavement Series)
• Éditeur: Center For Pet Loss Grief (edition )
• Date de parution: 2016
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN à 10 chiffres: 0997375612
• ISBN à 13 chiffres: 9780997375619
• Reliure: Paperback
• État de l'article: Very Good

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Synopsis

Are you devastated by the death of your dog? Discover the second book in The Pet Bereavement Series. A step-by-step guide to navigating the emotional journey of losing your beloved dog.

Are you distraught by the loss of your companion? Are you worried how you will handle the loss of their faithful furry pal? Do you feel alone with your emotions of grief and loss? International bestselling author Wendy Van de Poll is the founder of the Center for Pet Loss Grief and has over twenty years of bereavement counseling experience. Now she’s here to reassure you that your emotions are valid and to share valuable coping skills for this difficult time.

My Dog Has Died: What Do I Do? is a sensitive and practical manual and journal for navigating your emotions and self-care after the loss of your fur baby. In-depth case studies teach tips on achieving stability, while thought-provoking questions aid you in successfully processing your grief journey. Equipped with strategies for self-healing, you’ll find your new normal.

In My Dog Has Died: What Do I Do?, you’ll discover:

• The best ways to deal with the common myths of pet loss
• Ways to deal with the tough decisions that come with losing a companion
• How to ease from grieving to mourning with actionable tools
• The best ways to ride the stages of grief
• Purposeful memories to create, a helpful downloadable kit, and much, much more!

My Dog Has Died: What Do I Do? will help you deal with the future with grace and a peaceful heart. If you need a holding hand, a clear plan of action, and gentle suggestions on how to make the most of this bittersweet time, then you’ll be grateful for Wendy Van de Poll’s sympathetic guide to experience your pet loss journey with compassion, forgiveness, respect, and love for yourself and your dog.

Get My Dog Has Died: What Do I Do? to cope with this rough and hard-hitting time for your heart today.

To find out more about Wendy and her work please go to https://centerforpetlossgrief.com. A Free Gift awaits you.

À propos de l?auteur

Wendy Van de Poll is a pioneering leader in the field of pet loss grief support. Wendy is dedicated to providing a safe place for her clients to express their grief over the loss of their pets. What makes Wendy successful with her clients is that she get’s grief! “Over the years I’ve dealt with my own grief and helping many families communicate and connect with their pets long after their loss. It’s what I’ve done since I was just 5 yrs old!” She is compassionate and supportive to all who know her. Her passion is to help people when they are grieving over the loss of a pet and her larger than life love for animals has led her to devote her life to the mission of increasing the quality of life between animals and people no matter what stage they are in their cycle of life! She has been called the animal whisperer. She is a Certified End of Life and Pet Grief Support Coach, Certified Pet Funeral Celebrant, Animal Medium and Communicator. She is the founder of The Center for Pet Loss Grief and an international best selling and award-winning author and speaker. She holds a Master’s of Science degree in Wolf Ecology and Behavior and has run with wild wolves in Minnesota, coyotes in Massachusetts and foxes in her backyard. She lives in the woods with her husband, two crazy birds, her rescue dog Addie and all kinds of wildlife.