Pet Loss Grief & Support Group

A 6-week therapist-led support group for those grieving the loss of a pet, anticipating a loss, or caring for a medically complex companion.

Starting August 8th, 2026 on Tuesday nights from 6pm-7:30pm MT

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Losing a pet can be one of the most painful experiences we face, yet pet loss is often misunderstood or minimized by others.

For many people, pets are family. They are daily companions, sources of comfort, and witnesses to some of life’s most important moments.

When they die, the grief can be profound.

This group was created to offer a space where that grief doesn’t need to be explained, justified, or minimized. Together, we’ll create room to remember, process, and honor the bond you shared with your pet.

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What We’ll Explore

Sharing Your Story

A space to talk about your pet and the unique bond you shared.

Honoring Their Memory

Exploring meaningful ways to remember and stay connected to your pet’s legacy.

Navigating Grief

Understanding the emotional ups and downs that often accompany loss.

Coping With Daily Life

Adjusting to routines, spaces, and moments that feel different after loss.

Guilt & Difficult Decisions

Processing feelings around euthanasia, medical decisions, or “what ifs.”

Community & Support

Connecting with people who understand the depth of pet loss.

What You’ll Leave With

Greater understanding of your grief

Learn why pet loss can feel so overwhelming and how to navigate it with care.

Ways to honor your pet’s memory

Develop personal rituals and practices that help keep their memory close.

Connection with others

Experience the comfort of being understood by people who truly get it.

More compassion for yourself

Grief doesn’t follow a timeline, and there’s no right way to mourn a beloved companion.

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This group may be a good fit for you if…

✓ You’ve lost a beloved companion animal, no matter how recent

✓ You’re feeling the intensity of your grief

✓ Friends or family don’t seem to understand your loss

✓ You’re carrying guilt, regret, or unanswered questions

✓ You want support from people who truly understand

✓ You’re looking for a safe space to process your grief

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