Practical guidance and compassionate support for pet owners before, during, and after the death of a beloved companion animalHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Angela Garner, animal bereavement specialist and former nurse, founded a national support service in the UK to help people through the grieving process, developing a wide range of pet bereavement support resources. Awarded a fellowship by the Society of Bereavement Practitioners for her work, she lives in Devon, UK.
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FOREWORD by Victoria M. Nicholls INTRODUCTION: What This Book Is About, and Who It Is For PART ONE: Preparing for Pet Loss 1. Preparing Your Heart and Mind for Loss 2. Talking to Your Vet about Possible End of Life 3. Resources Needed When Preparing for the Loss of a Pet 4. Creating an Advance Plan for Your Pet’s End of Life 5. Considering Euthanasia for Pet Behaviour Problems 6. Finding the Right Time to Say Goodbye 7. Coping with Fears and Emotions PART TWO: The Transition 8. Euthanasia 9. Natural Pet Death PART THREE: Coping after the Death of Your Beloved Pet 10. Taking Care of Your Pet’s Remains 11. Coping with Loss from Other Types of Separation 12. A Bridging Story 13. Coping with Grief after Pet Loss 14. Guilt in Pet Bereavement 15. Anger in Pet Bereavement 16. Shocking Mental Images PART FOUR: Self-Care throughout Pet Loss 17. Taking Care of Yourself during the Grief Process 18. When to Seek Professional Help 19. Setbacks and Preparing for Poignant Dates and Anniversaries PART FIVE: Other Aspects of Pet Loss 20. Children and Pet Bereavement 21. Caring for Grieving Animals 22. Phenomena in Pet Bereavement 23. Reflecting on the Qualities of Your Pet 24. Opening Your Heart and Home to Another Pet IN CLOSING: Towards Inner Peace and Settlement EPILOGUE: Supporting Someone Else through Pet Bereavement Resources Acknowledgements About the Author
FOREWORD by Victoria M. Nicholls INTRODUCTION: What This Book Is About, and Who It Is For PART ONE: Preparing for Pet Loss 1. Preparing Your Heart and Mind for Loss 2. Talking to Your Vet about Possible End of Life 3. Resources Needed When Preparing for the Loss of a Pet 4. Creating an Advance Plan for Your Pet’s End of Life 5. Considering Euthanasia for Pet Behaviour Problems 6. Finding the Right Time to Say Goodbye 7. Coping with Fears and Emotions PART TWO: The Transition 8. Euthanasia 9. Natural Pet Death PART THREE: Coping after the Death of Your Beloved Pet 10. Taking Care of Your Pet’s Remains 11. Coping with Loss from Other Types of Separation 12. A Bridging Story 13. Coping with Grief after Pet Loss 14. Guilt in Pet Bereavement 15. Anger in Pet Bereavement 16. Shocking Mental Images PART FOUR: Self-Care throughout Pet Loss 17. Taking Care of Yourself during the Grief Process 18. When to Seek Professional Help 19. Setbacks and Preparing for Poignant Dates and Anniversaries PART FIVE: Other Aspects of Pet Loss 20. Children and Pet Bereavement 21. Caring for Grieving Animals 22. Phenomena in Pet Bereavement 23. Reflecting on the Qualities of Your Pet 24. Opening Your Heart and Home to Another Pet IN CLOSING: Towards Inner Peace and Settlement EPILOGUE: Supporting Someone Else through Pet Bereavement Resources Acknowledgements About the Author
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