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Sacred space pet memories
Have you had a chance to tell your story?
Whether it has been 2 days or 40 years,
sharing stories about your beloved animal who has crossed over can help honor you, your animal, and your special bond.
Your story matters.
Your animal matters.
You matter.
what is it?
The physical death of a beloved animal is one of the most painful things we can experience.
As much as our human family and friends love and care for us, sometimes they don't understand the depth of our love for our animal and the pain and grief we are experiencing. Or they don't have the time to listen to us talk about our animal.
If you would like to talk with someone who understands this type of pain and can bear witness to the special love you have with your animal, I would be honored to hear your stories and see your pictures of your beloved animal. No advice is offered, simply a space for you to share what is on your heart.
We begin by lighting a virtual candle, acknowledging your animal, and taking a few moments of silence.
The rest of the time is yours to share stories, show pictures, cry, laugh, or sit in silence.
We conclude by extinguishing the candle and sending you forth with a blessing.
Life is not only about joy and sorrow,
but the meaning behind the story of the life that has been lived is life.
~author unknown
Sacred Space Pet Memories is not grief counseling or therapy.
Please contact a licensed mental health care professional when needed.
Schedule and pay below via PayPal.
what my clients say
Julie
Cathy held the most beautiful space in which I was able to share my loving memories of my wonderful dog, Dibs. It was really lovely for me to connect with those memories and smile and laugh at some of the funny antics Dibs got up to. It was a very heart opening experience for me, and it really honoured me as a pet owner, and Dibs as my lovely dog. Really it was about my relationship with Dibs and her relationship with my family and friends. I would totally recommend it. It really honoured her memory. Thank you so much Cathy.