Pet Loss Guilt is one of the most common feelings people experience after the death of a pet. Death in general elicits a wide array of feelings of helplessness and loss of control, and often pet owners feel like there was something else they could have done to halt death. [read more]
When you are feeling sad or depressed on the inside, it can be immensely helpful to externalize those feelings. [read more]
Dr. Dan Siegel is a psychiatrist and neuroscientist whose work has explored using mindful awareness to promote mental, physical and relational health. [read more]
Did you know that in ancient Egypt a person was condemned to death for intentionally (or accidentally) killing a cat? When a cat died, their human family would shave their eyebrows as a sign of their deep mourning. [read more]
While you may already be familiar with the stages of grief, it never hurts to be reminded of them, especially when you are in the midst of a grief experience. [read more]
Disenfranchised grief is grief that is not given adequate validation and recognition by society. [read more]
Grief can feel overwhelming when you are in the thick of it, and it is easy to forget that we are, in fact, fluid creatures and nothing is permanent. [read more]
I had the opportunity to hear Dr. Alice Villalobos, a veterinary oncologist based in California give a talk about quality of life issues for terminally ill pets. [read more]
I recently attended a conference sponsored by the Association of Pet Loss and Bereavement. It was a learning experience in many ways, but perhaps most striking to me was the reason so many people were there. [read more]
Jennifer Breslow, LCAT, LPAT, LPC, ATR-BC
(She/Hers)
Art Therapy & Psychotherapy
Teletherapy in NY, NJ, & PA
244 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10001
646-481-5228
jennifer@artpsychotherapynyc.com
Jennifer Breslow, LCAT, LPAT, LPC, ATR-BC provides online therapy in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.©2024 Art Therapy & Psychotherapy in NY, NJ & PA | Privacy Policy | Site Design
