Are you navigating the loss of a beloved pet, or feeling overwhelmed as a veterinary professional? Discover how veterinary social work bridges the gap between animal care and mental health—offering both virtual and in-person pet grief support groups in Flower Mound, TX. With Aetna insurance options available, we’re here to help you find compassionate understanding, relief from compassion fatigue, and a renewed sense of connection. Reserve your spot soon, as space is limited!

Group therapy offers a unique sense of community and mutual support that often goes beyond what individual sessions can provide. In our groups, people facing anxiety, depression, grief, and other challenges come together to share experiences, learn coping strategies, and build deeper connections in a confidential setting. Whether you’re located in Flower Mound, Coppell, Grapevine, Southlake, or Las Colinas, this post explains how group therapy—led by trained and ethically grounded therapists—can be both affordable and transformative. Discover how shared wisdom, real-time feedback, and a built-in network of encouragement can amplify your mental wellness journey.

Grieving the loss of a beloved pet can be just as profound as losing a close human companion. Discover how Veterinary Social Work offers a specialized, empathetic approach to pet grief. In this post, we explore the unique methods and evidence-based strategies used by therapist Angela Corley, LMSW, who leads our pet grief therapy group in Flower Mound, Coppell, Grapevine, Southlake, and Las Colinas. Whether you have Aetna insurance or prefer cash pay, learn how to honor the bond you shared with your pet and find meaningful paths toward healing.

Grief is a powerful teacher, shaping our understanding of family, legacy, and personal growth. In Turning Loss into Legacy: How Family Struggles Shape Resilience, I reflect on how grief, addiction, and recovery have played vital roles in my family's journey, particularly within the context of our Midwestern roots. Drawing strength from the sacrifices of my parents and the lessons learned from loss, I explore how radical acceptance and a commitment to legacy drive my sense of purpose. Through themes of isolation, belonging, and the pursuit of meaning, I share how grief can be a catalyst for action, not a reason to retreat. This blog is an exploration of how we carry forward the stories of those we’ve lost, transforming pain into progress and honoring them by choosing growth over stagnation.