Video Library
Webinars, workshops & healing sessions
Finding Purpose After Pet Loss with Judith Eve Rosen, LCSW
When we lose a pet, we don’t just lose their physical presence. We can also lose the routines, roles, and pieces of our identity that were built around loving and caring for them. In this interactive workshop, veterinary social worker and pet-loss specialist Judith Eve Rosen, LCSW, explores how we can begin to find purpose after pet loss while continuing to honour the bond we share with our pets. Together, we explore: • Holding onto your identity as a pet parent • Finding meaningful ways to carry your bond forward • Loving and honouring your pet through action • Identifying the values that matter most to you • Using those values as a guide as you move forward with grief Judith Eve Rosen, LCSW, is a veterinary social worker, pet-loss specialist, and author of Life After Pet Loss: Daily Reflections for Working Through Grief. She received her MSW from New York University and her veterinary social work certification from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. You may want to have a pen, paper, and the accompanying Values Domains worksheet nearby while watching.
Writing Through Grief with Natasha Tutt, RSW — Replay
Grief can leave us carrying thoughts, memories, and emotions that can be difficult to put into words. In this gentle workshop, Registered Social Worker Natasha Tutt introduces therapeutic writing as a way to explore and make space for your grief. Throughout the session, Natasha guides you through reflective writing exercises designed to help you slow down, connect with what you’re carrying, and give yourself permission to write without worrying about finding the “right” words. You’ll move through guided prompts, free writing, reflection, and an opportunity to set an intention for how you want to care for yourself in your grief in the week ahead. For this replay: Grab a journal or a few pieces of paper, something to write with, and give yourself some quiet space to follow along at your own pace. There is no writing experience needed — just come as you are. ❤️ Originally recorded live inside The Pet Loss Club with Natasha Tutt, RSW.
August Live Candle Light Memorial
A replay of our Candlelight Memorial 🤍 This is a space to sit with, revisit, or quietly witness the love and memories shared for each pet honoured during this gathering. Each name, each story, each candle lit… a reminder that our pets are never forgotten. You can find this in Support → Videos anytime you need a moment to feel connected, grounded, or not so alone in your grief. 🕯️ If you’d like your pet to be included in a future memorial, you can submit inside healing - candle light
Giving Yourself Permission to Grieve | Pet Loss Support with Lindsay Brockman
Losing a beloved pet can leave us questioning whether our grief is "too much" or whether we should be moving on by now. In this heartfelt conversation, Registered Social Worker Jayde Kroeker sits down with Lindsay Brockman, Licensed Veterinary Technician, Certified Pet Loss Specialist, and founder of EverKin Pet Loss Support, to explore what it truly means to give yourself permission to grieve. Together, we discuss: 🤍 Why pet loss grief is so often misunderstood 🤍 Why we compare our grief to others and how to let go of that comparison 🤍 The deep bond we share with our pets 🤍 Guilt after euthanasia and difficult end-of-life decisions 🤍 Learning to offer yourself compassion while grieving 🤍 Gentle reminders for anyone navigating the loss of a beloved companion Whether your loss is recent or happened years ago, we hope this conversation reminds you that your grief is real, your love matters, and you don't have to walk this journey alone.
Connect and Create with Rachel Babineau
Replay 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 • Paper • Pencil & Eraser • Whatever supplies you have (paint, pencil crayons, markers, watercolours. Etc.) Rachel Babineau is a pet portrait artist based out of Toronto Canada. She’s 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.
July Candle Light Memorial Replay
A replay of our Candlelight Memorial 🤍 This is a space to sit with, revisit, or quietly witness the love and memories shared for each pet honoured during this gathering. Each name, each story, each candle lit… a reminder that our pets are never forgotten. You can find this in Support → Videos anytime you need a moment to feel connected, grounded, or not so alone in your grief. 🕯️ If you’d like your pet to be included in a future memorial, you can submit inside healing - candle light.
June Candle Light Memo
A replay of our Candlelight Memorial 🤍 This is a space to sit with, revisit, or quietly witness the love and memories shared for each pet honoured during this gathering. Each name, each story, each candle lit… a reminder that our pets are never forgotten. 🕯️ If you’d like your pet to be included in a future memorial, you can submit inside healing - candle light.
A Conversation about Loving and Grieving Star
Replay: A Conversation About Loving & Grieving Star In this heartfelt conversation, Danielle shares Star's story and reflects on the realities of navigating heart disease, anticipatory grief, caregiving, loss, and life afterward. Together, we explore guilt, difficult decisions, isolation, coping, continuing bonds, and the ways grief changes us. A gentle reminder that you are not alone in your experience.
May Candle Light Memorial Replay
A replay of our Candlelight Memorial 🤍 This is a space to sit with, revisit, or quietly witness the love and memories shared for each pet honoured during this gathering. Each name, each story, each candle lit… a reminder that our pets are never forgotten. 🕯️ If you’d like your pet to be included in a future memorial, you can submit inside healing - candle light.
Coping with the Silence After Pet Loss
Workshop Replay After pet loss, many people expect grief to feel loud. But often, one of the hardest parts is the quiet that follows. The empty routines. The stillness in the house. The moments your brain and body still expect them to be there. In this gentle workshop, we explore the emotional and nervous system impact of the silence after loss, including the secondary losses that can make grief feel so overwhelming. Inside this replay, we discuss: • Why the quiet can feel physically and emotionally distressing • The loss of routines, roles, and daily connection • Nervous system dysregulation after pet loss • Sleep, focus, appetite, and exhaustion during grief • Transitional rituals and continuing bonds • Gentle coping and regulation strategies for the quieter moments This replay is intended to offer support, understanding, and compassionate tools for navigating the spaces grief leaves behind 🤍
April Candle Light Memorial Replay
A replay of our Candlelight Memorial 🤍 This is a space to sit with, revisit, or quietly witness the love and memories shared for each pet honoured during this gathering. Each name, each story, each candle lit… a reminder that our pets are never forgotten. You can find this in Support → Videos anytime you need a moment to feel connected, grounded, or not so alone in your grief. 🕯️ If you’d like your pet to be included in a future memorial, you can submit inside the club.
March Candle Light Memorial Replay
A replay of our Candlelight Memorial 🤍 This is a space to sit with, revisit, or quietly witness the love and memories shared for each pet honoured during this gathering. Each name, each story, each candle lit… a reminder that our pets are never forgotten. You can find this in Support → Videos anytime you need a moment to feel connected, grounded, or not so alone in your grief. 🕯️ If you’d like your pet to be included in a future memorial, you can submit inside healing - candle light.
Somatic Movement & Grief Support with Katie Rapcoch(Playback)
If you’ve been holding a lot in your body lately… this session is for you 🤍. Grief doesn’t just live in our thoughts — it lives in the body. This gentle somatic movement session with Katie Rapcoch from Pawz and Breath offers a safe space to begin releasing, softening, and reconnecting. You can move at your own pace, pause when needed, and simply take what feels supportive for you.✨ In this session, you’ll experience: • Gentle, guided somatic movement • Nervous system support •A space to reconnect with your body in grief This is your reminder that you don’t have to carry it all alone.
Did I Do the Right Thing?
If you’ve been asking yourself “did I make the right choice?”… you are not alone. This is one of the heaviest and most painful parts of losing a pet. The replaying, the second guessing, the wondering if you did enough or made the right decision. In this conversation with Dr. Jack Murray, we gently talk through end-of-life decisions, what to expect, and the guilt that so many people carry after. This is a space to listen, take what feels supportive, and come back to whenever you need it. In this session, we talk about: how to know when it’s time what to expect in the process guilt and second guessing making decisions from a place of love If anything comes up for you while watching, you’re welcome to share inside the community, book a 1:1 or attend a support group. You don’t have to carry this alone 🤍