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Julie Corbin, Ph.D., LPC

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    Pet Loss and Complicated Grief Response

    Pet Loss and Complicated Grief Response

    Moving On...Together...

    Moving On...Together...

    Tips for Coping With Grief During the Holiday Season

    Tips for Coping With Grief During the Holiday Season

    Call for Participants to Share Experience of the Human-Animal Bond and Pet Loss for Upcoming Book

    Call for Participants to Share Experience of the Human-Animal Bond and Pet Loss for Upcoming Book

    Tips on Coping with the Loss of a Pet

    Tips on Coping with the Loss of a Pet

    Autumn and Letting Go...

    Autumn and Letting Go...

    The Human-Animal Bond and Beyond

    The Human-Animal Bond and Beyond

    Ideas to Memorialize a Deceased Pet

    Ideas to Memorialize a Deceased Pet

    Companion Animal Loss and Disenfranchised Grief: Why the Loss Can Hurt So Deeply

    Companion Animal Loss and Disenfranchised Grief: Why the Loss Can Hurt So Deeply

    Transcendence in Suffering: A Brief Personal Reflection

    Transcendence in Suffering: A Brief Personal Reflection

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    The Harmony of The Voiceless: Yours and Mine

    Beyond The Horizon: A Remembrance Journal for Healing the Loss of a Pet

    Beyond The Horizon: A Remembrance Journal for Healing the Loss of a Pet

    Losing a Companion Animal Can Be Harder Than Losing a Relative or Friend: Not Just Opinion but Reali

    Losing a Companion Animal Can Be Harder Than Losing a Relative or Friend: Not Just Opinion but Reali

    Companion Animals as a Living Witness; Another Reason the Loss Hurts so Deeply

    Companion Animals as a Living Witness; Another Reason the Loss Hurts so Deeply

    Pet Loss and Complicated Grief Response

    Pet Loss and Complicated Grief Response

    Moving On...Together...

    Moving On...Together...

    Tips for Coping With Grief During the Holiday Season

    Tips for Coping With Grief During the Holiday Season

    Call for Participants to Share Experience of the Human-Animal Bond and Pet Loss for Upcoming Book

    Call for Participants to Share Experience of the Human-Animal Bond and Pet Loss for Upcoming Book

    Tips on Coping with the Loss of a Pet

    Tips on Coping with the Loss of a Pet

    Autumn and Letting Go...

    Autumn and Letting Go...

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    Losing a Companion Animal Can Be Harder Than Losing a Relative or Friend: Not Just Opinion but Reali

    Losing a Companion Animal Can Be Harder Than Losing a Relative or Friend: Not Just Opinion but Reali

    I frequently speak and write about the multitude of reasons why the death of a companion animal can be such a difficult loss and why, for some, it can be even more difficult than human loss. As important as that narrative is for understanding and working towards healing, it is also important to look at statistics and research when seeking to understand and re-in franchising this marginalized and traumatizing loss. In a continued effort to raise awareness and sensitivity to th
    Companion Animals as a Living Witness; Another Reason the Loss Hurts so Deeply

    Companion Animals as a Living Witness; Another Reason the Loss Hurts so Deeply

    In both my personal and professional life, it still amazes me how many people do not understand the emotional, psychological and spiritual significance of the human-animal bond and continue to trivialize the impact companion animal loss. How many times have you heard the comments; “it's just a dog/cat, "just get another one", “why are you not ‘over’ it yet”, or “you know pets don’t live as long as people do” in response to your grief? I know I have heard these insensitive an

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