Pet Loss and Veterinary Grief Associates
Pet Loss Recovery Specialists
Associates
Dr. Kathleen Ayl
Dr. Ayl is a consultant, lecturer, support group facilitator and writer who has been published in Pulse Magazine, the official publication of the southern California Veterinary Medical Association, The LA Times and The Pet Press. Additionally she lectures at several National and International Veterinary Meetings, as well as various Colleges and Universities.
Dr. Ayl’s teaching circuit, comprised of workshops and a series of lectures, involves coaching veterinarians and their teams on how to recognize their client’s grief, be sensitive to it, and thereby help others through a very painful and difficult time in their lives. She is a frequent guest on various pet related Talk-Radio Show programs; Animals Today Radio, Dog Talk and Cat Chat and is the Author of two booklets;
Dr. Ayl holds a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, and is a Certified Veterinary Support and Pet Loss Recovery Specialist. She has dedicated her practice to Pet Loss Support and Compassion Fatigue with offices in Orange, Los Angeles and Ventura Counties. Although Dr. Ayl’s private consultation clients are primarily from Southern California, she does national and even international phone consultations.
Her experience in facilitating Pet Loss Support Groups since 1996, has heightened her awareness of the fact that those who grieve the loss of their beloved animals often do not receive the support they expect or deserve from their friends and family.
1) "Coping With The Loss of Your Pet" (Available @ www.aahanet.org)
2) "Grief and The Veterinary Team" (Available from Dr. Ayl directly at dr.ayl@griefassoicates.com)
Dr. Ayl holds a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, and is a Certified Veterinary Support and Pet Loss Recovery Specialist. She has dedicated her practice to Pet Loss Support and Compassion Fatigue with offices in Orange, Los Angeles and Ventura Counties. Although Dr. Ayl’s private consultation clients are primarily from Southern California, she does national and even international phone consultations.
Her experience in facilitating Pet Loss Support Groups since 1996, has heightened her awareness of the fact that those who grieve the loss of their beloved animals often do not receive the support they expect or deserve from their friends and family.
