Pet loss Grief deserves a safe space. Welcome to yours.

Ann brings extensive experience supporting all ages and creates a safe, structured space for whatever you need to process.

Margaret’s groups are grounded, honest, and deeply introspective. She helps you turn inward—cutting through noise and self-judgment—to focus on what you need most in your healing. Her approach is compassionate but no-nonsense, encouraging reflection and empowerment over avoidance. Expect a safe, judgment-free space to process, learn, and rebuild a sense of peace and purpose after loss.

Britta leads with realness and lived experience. Expect honest check-ins, zero judgment, and peer support that actually lands.

Brett Chinn is a Certified Coach with 10+ years of experience supporting people through grief, emotional trauma, and major life transitions. A lifelong animal lover and devoted cat mom to Franny and Lucy, she brings grounded empathy to those mourning a beloved pet. With more than two decades of spiritual practice, Brett uses her intuitive gifts to help clients find clarity, connection, and comfort. Her work creates a safe, sacred space where grief is honored, healing unfolds, and remembrance softens into love. During this support group, you'll be able to connect and learn from others in the community who know exactly what you're going through. And you'll leave with concrete steps to help you cope.

In Grant’s groups, you can expect calm, compassionate guidance rooted in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). He blends expert education with open sharing—creating space to express what’s heavy, release it, and find solid ground again. Grant helps you reconnect to meaning, acceptance, and self-compassion through grounding techniques and honest conversation. Every session is about helping you breathe through the pain and remember you’re not alone in it. 🤎

Britta’s groups are rooted in realness. She leads as someone who’s been there—offering validation, compassion, and space to share openly without fear of judgment. Expect check-ins, honest discussions, and peer-to-peer support filled with empathy and understanding. Britta believes in connection as medicine; her groups remind you that healing doesn’t mean forgetting—it means remembering with love while finding your way forward together.