Let Me Help You through the Pet Grief Process

A good friend of mine came to see me recently. As she sat down in my trancing chair, I asked her what was wrong, and she answered that she'd had to put her dog, Charlie, to sleep. Instantly, I could hear the sound of Charlie's claws clicking on her linoleum floor, the way they had the last time I'd visited, and it was hard to imagine her home without him. "Can you help me with hypnosis?" she asked.

I nodded and asked her to close her eyes. Over the next half-hour, we went through a series of visualizations that allowed her to release much of her grief over losing Charlie. Even though she knew that putting him down was the best thing to end his suffering, she still had the natural feelings of guilt and regret that anyone in her position would; with hypnosis, we helped her let go of that guilt and forgive herself. Finally, we helped her achieve a sense of closure, knowing that her happy memories of Charlie would always be there, knowing that she and Charlie both treasured their time together. She thanked me for lifting a huge weight of sadness from her shoulders.

Seeing how much this process had helped my friend, I vowed to offer this service to other pet owners. I have learned first hand that only those who know the joy of loving a pet can understand the pain of losing one. People who don't own pets don't take that grief seriously; they say things like, "It was just a cat. Get over it!" Worst of all, many pet owners tell themselves the same thing, fearing that they are being silly if they admit to grieving for an animal.

But pets are like family members, and that's why I help people in this way. Hypnosis can't bring a pet back, but it can help a human to move on in peace.

In the hypnotic Pet Grief Process, we use powerful mental tools to bring closure to your relationship with your special departed pet, allowing you to enjoy the memories without suffering the pain.

I hope that no one reading this ever needs my services, but I want people to know that when the time comes to say good-bye to a beloved animal family member, the Pet Grief Process can ease their sorrow and preserve the memory of their pets. And I like to believe that our pets would want us to be happy.