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π New Resource: Continuing the Bond A gentle, research-informed tool exploring simple ways to stay connected with your pet after loss through memories, rituals, and memorials.
π New Resource: Remembering the Joy: Gentle Journal Prompts A collection of gentle journal prompts inviting you to reflect on the joyful moments, funny memories, and special experiences you shared with your pet. β±οΈ 20 mins
π New Resource: Understanding Your Attachment Story A Research-Informed Workbook for Understanding Pet Loss, Grief & Connection Why does losing a pet hurt so much? And why can grief feel so different from one person to the next? This research-informed workbook explores how attachment shapes the bond we share with our petsβand how that bond can influence the way we experience grief. Through a combination of evidence-informed education, guided reflections, and practical exercises, you'll learn why your relationship with your pet mattered so deeply, explore your own attachment story, better understand common grief experiences, and discover compassionate ways to care for yourself while honouring the bond you shared. Created by Registered Social Worker and Certified Pet Loss Specialist Jayde Kroeker, this workbook translates attachment research into accessible, practical guidance designed specifically for pet loss. Inside you'll find: πΏ Research-informed education on attachment and pet grief βοΈ Guided reflection questions and workbook exercises π§ An exploration of attachment patterns and how they may influence grief π€ Trauma-informed insights and self-compassion practices π―οΈ Continuing bonds, meaningful rituals, and ways to honour your pet π Gentle, practical strategies for caring for yourself throughout grief Whether you're grieving the recent loss of a beloved companion, living with anticipatory grief, or simply wanting to better understand your attachment story, this workbook offers a compassionate space to reflect, learn, and healβone page at a time. β±οΈ 1 week
π New Resource: Ways to Honour and Remember by Lindsay Brockman at Everkin Pet Loss A gentle collection of ideas to help you celebrate your pet's life, keep their memory close, and create meaningful rituals that honor the bond you'll always share.

π New Resource: Creative Reflection Prompts by Lindsay at Everkin Pet Loss Support A collection of gentle writing and creative prompts designed to help you reflect on your memories, express your love, and stay connected to your pet through meaningful storytelling and creativity.

π New Resource: Why Do I Keep Wondering If It Was Too Soon? Understanding why euthanasia decisions can feel so emotionally complicated One of the most painful questions many grieving pet parents ask after euthanasia is, "Did I do it too soon?" This research-informed gentle guide explores why euthanasia decisions can feel so emotionally complicated, how the bond we share with our pets shapes these experiences, and why second-guessing can become a natural part of grief. Inside, you'll learn: Why euthanasia decisions can feel so difficult Why many people replay the timing of their decision How support during the decision may influence grief Gentle reflection prompts to help you approach your experience with greater understanding and self-compassion β±οΈ 15 mins

π New Event: Bi Weekly Pet Loss Support Circle A welcoming online support group where you'll find connection, understanding, and compassionate support alongside others grieving the loss of a beloved pet ποΈ Monday, August 3, 2026 π€ Hosted by Jayde Kroeker

π New Event: Carrying the love forward: Helping Children Through Pet Loss Grief The death of a beloved pet is often a childβs first experience with griefβand parents may feel unsure how to help, especially while grieving themselves. In this compassionate and practical talk, Jennifer Marshall Bleakley will explore how children may experience pet loss emotionally and physically, how parents can create space for honest questions and difficult feelings. She will also share meaningful ways families can remember their pet, honor the love they shared, and help children learn that grief and joy can exist together as they carry the love forward. ποΈ Wednesday, August 26, 2026 π€ Hosted by Jennifer Marshall Bleakley

π New Resource: Helping Children Thru the Loss of a Pet Author and Grief Counsellor Jennifer Marshall Bleakley shares practical, compassionate guidance to help parents and caregivers support children through the loss of a beloved pet.

π New Resource: Thank You For Loving Me Author: Jennifer Marshall Bleakely Gentle words of comfort, hope and love for those walking through pet loss. Written entirely from the pets perspective.

π New Resource: Thank You For Loving Me: How to Talk to Children about Pet Loss Created by Jennifer Marshall Bleakley, grief counsellor and author of Thank You For Loving Me- a compassionate story told from a pet's perspective. This companion guide shares five gentle tips to help adults navigate supportive conversations with children after the loss of a beloved pet.

π New Resource: Why Does Losing a Pet Hurt So Much? Understanding Attachment and the Science Behind Pet Grief The bond we share with our pets is often far deeper than many people realize. They become part of our routines, our sense of comfort, and the places we feel safest. So when they die, it can feel as though we've lost far more than a companion. This guide explores the science of attachment and how it helps explain the depth of pet grief. Grounded in attachment and bereavement research, you'll learn why this loss can feel so overwhelming, how attachment shapes our experience of grief, and why maintaining a ongoing bond with your pet can be a healthy part of healing. Whether you're grieving the loss of a beloved companion or trying to better understand your own experience, I hope this guide offers knowledge, reassurance, and compassion. Together, we'll explore why this bond is so meaningful, why its loss can feel so overwhelming, and what research tells us about carrying love forward after loss. β±οΈ 10 mins
π New Resource: Calming Your Body During Pet Grief Calming Your Body During Pet Grief is a gentle, research-informed guide that explores why grief can feel physical after the loss of a beloved pet. Learn simple, evidence-informed techniques to help your body find moments of calm while your heart continues to carry your love. β±οΈ 30 mins

π New Resource: When the "What Ifs" Won't Stop After the loss of a beloved pet, many of us find ourselves caught in an endless cycle of "what ifs." We replay decisions, question our choices, and wonder if somehow we could have changed the outcome. This Gentle Tool is designed to help you slow those thoughts, reflect with compassion, and gently separate guilt from the deep love that guided your decisions. β±οΈ 20 mins

π New Event: Writing Through Grief: An Online Therapeutic Writing Workshop Writing can offer us a gentle way to explore our grief, make meaning of our experiences, and reconnect with ourselves. In this online workshop, we'll begin with a brief introduction to therapeutic writing, including some of the history and research behind the practice. From there, you'll be guided through a series of reflective writing exercises designed to help you slow down, notice what is present for you, and put words to your experience. Together we'll create space for permission, self-reflection, free writing, and optional communal sharing before closing with an exercise to set an intention for the week ahead as you continue navigating grief. No writing experience is necessaryβjust bring something to write with and a willingness to meet yourself wherever you are today. ποΈ Friday, August 21, 2026 π€ Hosted by Natasha Tutt

π New Resource: I'm Afraid I'll Forget You The fear of forgetting is something many grieving pet parents carry. This Gentle Tool offers gentle guidance, practical memory-preserving ideas, and thoughtful reflection prompts to help you honour your pet's life and keep their memory close in meaningful ways. β±οΈ 20 mins

π New Resource: 5-4-3-2-1: Taking in the Little Things When we love a pet who is nearing the end of their life, our minds often drift into the future. We worry about what's coming, replay "what ifs," and try to prepare for something that feels impossible to prepare for. This gentle adaptation of the 5-4-3-2-1 grounding exercise is designed specifically for anticipatory grief. Instead of pulling you away from your emotions, it invites you to slow down, engage your senses, and notice the ordinary moments that so often become our most treasured memories. Inside you'll find: πΏ A gentle introduction to grounding π A 5-4-3-2-1 exercise adapted for pet parents π€ A thoughtful reflection to help you end with compassion Whether you're walking through anticipatory grief today or simply wanting to be more present with your beloved companion, this resource is here to gently support you. β±οΈ 20 mins

π New Event: Bi Weekly Pet Loss Support Group ποΈ Monday, July 6, 2026 π€ Hosted by Jayde

π New Event: Giving Yourself Permission to Grieve: Why Your Pet Loss Matters Join us for a compassionate conversation with licensed veterinary technician and Certified Pet Grief Loss Specialist Lindsay Brockman as we explore what it means to give yourself permission to grieve. Together, we'll talk about why pet loss is a real and valid form of grief, why so many people feel the need to justify their pain, and how comparing our grief to others can leave us feeling isolated and unseen. Drawing from her years of experience in veterinary medicine and end-of-life care, Lindsay will also share insights into supporting yourself through loss and answer your questions during a live Q&A. Whether your loss is recent or years ago, this is a space to be reminded that your grief deserves compassion, your love mattered, and you never have to earn the right to mourn. ποΈ Monday, July 27, 2026 π€ Hosted by Lindsay Brockman

π New Event: Connect & Create with Rachel Babineau Join us for a relaxed workshop to create your own floral paw print artwork. Artist Rachel Babineau will guide you through the steps to create your own unique work of art so you can slow down and connect with your creativity and our amazing community of pet parents. Materials Needed β’ Paper β’ Pencil & Eraser β’ Whatever supplies you have (paint, pencil crayons, markers, watercolours. Etc.) Rachel Babineau is a pet portrait artist based out of Toronto Canada. Sheβs known for her watercolor pet portraits and live event painting. In her wider art practice Rachel also creates floral paintings, public art, teaches creative workshops and facilitates collaborative artworks. ποΈ Sunday, July 5, 2026 π€ Hosted by Rachel Babineau