A Talk in the Woods Counseling

03/13/2026

There is a map to find one close to you. Talk to the ones you loved and lost. They are only a phone call away.

The wind phone in Atlanta's Woodruff Park isn't plugged into anything, but it serves as a powerful tool for locals who are experiencing loss or grief.

02/23/2026

02/06/2026

In Hawaiian culture, you do not call yourself your pet’s “owner.” You are referred to as their “Kahu.” The word Kahu has a deep meaning and is defined as the sacred role of a guardian, protector, steward or honored attendant. Essentially, someone entrusted with the safe keeping of something precious - something cherished. What a Kahu protects is not their property. What they protect is a part of their soul. We become better when we truly love an animal. We embrace the connection of all life when we embody what it means to be a Kahu.

02/04/2026

02/01/2026

The first time you find yourself laughing after your loss you might feel guilty, but it's OK to feel happiness again. And then you might dissolve into tears and that's OK too. Feel all the feelings.

01/26/2026

If you or someone you know is grieving the loss of their best friend, I can hold a safe space while you process your pain and honor all they gave you in their always too-short lives. Grief is a journey that shouldn't be traveled alone.

01/22/2026

Learn OnlinePet Loss Bereavement Specialist Training Education For Veterinarians and Animal Care ProfessionalsWhy We Created This CourseThe End-of-Life period is an extremely impactful time for pet parents. The experience they go through with their beloved pets is one that stays with them for many y...