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​WELCOME!

Life without our pet can be lonely,

I'm glad you stopped in. 
 

Those who have loved a pet understand the unique connection we share with them. When our pet leaves our lives, we lose not only their physical presence, but also a part of ourselves. We lose our source of unconditional love and support, the silent witness to the most personal moments of our lives, and the routine and structure that shaped our days. The fabric of our life is altered, and we would give anything to get it back.

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​If this resonates with you, you're in the right place.
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I created this space following the death of the dog, and it's been my passion project for many years. On this site, you will find resources for coping with all things pet loss, from anticipatory loss to bringing another pet into your life. In addition to the resources, I share my love of writing to facilitate healing and keep your pet's memory alive.  I believe "every pet has a TAIL to tell," and I provide writing prompts to get you started. (Don't worry, no experience necessary - it's designed to be messy, hence the "notes" in Pet Therapy Notes).​

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Grief can be isolating, and while everyone walks their unique journey, feelings often share universal themes. Reading someone else's experience can sometimes reflect our own, the ones we couldn't attach words to. This is why I invite you to share your tail here.

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Please reach out to share your pet's tail, or just to say hello.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

- liz

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PetTherapyNotes@gmail.com   

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​This website is owned  by Liz Weiner

While I have a counseling background, none of this is professional advice. I am just a person who feels deeply and is hoping to spread hugs during this crappy time. 

PetTherapyNotes@gmail.com

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