Centre du deuil animalier
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As your pet approaches the end of their life, every action counts. These 8 workshops will help you navigate this stage with awareness, love, and dignity.
🌟 Why take these workshops?
✅ Feel guided, even in the face of uncertainty
✅ Understand your pet's needs at the end of life
✅ Create a climate of love, peace, and presence
✅ Prepare yourself emotionally and take care of yourself too
✅ Support the passing with soothing rituals
✅ Anticipate and begin the grieving process
📘 Program of the 8 workshops
Workshop 1 – Understanding the End of Life for Animals
Recognizing the signs, phases, and specific needs at the end of life.
Workshop 2 – Creating a Soothing End-of-Life Environment
Adapting the Living Space, Promoting Physical and Emotional Comfort.
Workshop 3 – Communicating with Your Pet Differently
Learning to listen differently, beyond words. Intuition, gestures, silence.
Workshop 4 – Supporting Pain and Palliative Care
Basic concepts in pain management, natural and relational care.
Workshop 5 – The Last Days: Presence and Preparation
Slowing down, being there, creating loving memories, preparing for departure together.
Workshop 6 – Making Difficult Decisions: Between Love, Doubt, and Responsibility
Euthanasia, intensive care, letting go... Deciding with heart and conscience.
Workshop 7 – Honoring the Transition: Rituals and Supporting Departure
Celebrating life, supporting the last breath, creating a symbolic farewell.
Workshop 8 – Coping with Grief after Loss
Welcoming grief, allowing yourself to experience loss, and moving toward peace.
💻 Practical details
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📍 Online, via an easy-to-access platform
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🕰️ 1 workshop per week – over 8 weeks
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🎟️ Limited space to preserve group privacy
❤️ For whom?
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Anyone who wishes to gently accompany their pet during their final moments
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Those who feel lost, overwhelmed, or alone during this time
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Professionals involved in end-of-life care for animals (animal therapists, behaviorists, etc.)
Who am I?
With over a decade of experience in counseling, I stand out for my ability to quickly connect during interventions and help guide the bereaved. Passionate about psychology, I regularly pursue new approaches to help people with their challenges. My interventions are unique to each individual, despite the similarities.
I am a social work technician and also have training as a counseling therapist, end-of-life support, and with the Alzheimer's Society. I have 18 years of experience in the hospital environment, where I have encountered death on a daily basis. I have developed expertise in pet grief support following the multiple deaths of my pets. I have lost six pets in less than two years, all in different ways. When someone tells me about the passing of their beloved pet, I touch them deeply.
