For many of us, the loss of a beloved pet can be as painful and complex as losing a close human companion—especially for those who identify as highly sensitive or introverted. PeoplePsych therapist Carolyn Cole, LCPC, recently explored this topic in an article published by Introvert, Dear.

In A Tender Guide to Grieving a Pet for Highly Sensitive Introverts, Carolyn shares her personal and professional perspective on why this type of grief can feel so profound, and how to care for yourself in the aftermath. Her thoughtful, compassionate guidance offers validation and gentle support for anyone navigating this kind of loss.

You can read the full article here: A Tender Guide to Grieving a Pet for Highly Sensitive Introverts

To learn more about Carolyn’s work or to schedule a consultation, visit her PeoplePsych profile.

About Carolyn Cole, MA, LCPC
Carolyn Cole is a licensed clinical professional counselor who helps clients reconnect with themselves, navigate life transitions, and build more meaningful relationships. She works especially well with introverts, highly sensitive people, and those feeling overwhelmed or emotionally stuck. Carolyn brings warmth, insight, and a deeply collaborative approach to therapy.

If you’re ready to start therapy or want to learn more about working together, contact Carolyn today to schedule an appointment.

About the Author

Carolyn Cole, MA, LCPC  helps clients reconnect with themselves, navigate life transitions, and build more meaningful relationships. She has a special interest in working with  introverts, highly sensitive people (HSP), and those feeling overwhelmed or emotionally stuck. Carolyn brings warmth, insight, and a deeply collaborative approach to therapy.