Serving through Grief with Angela Schneider

Published: Jan. 24, 2023, 6 a.m.

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176 - I promise today's episode about end-of-life pet photography isn't as depressing as it might sound.\\xa0

So many of us dive into pet photography with the vision of rolling around on the ground and having some serious snuggles and giggles with happy, healthy dogs and horses and all the animals.\\xa0

That's what Angela Schneider thought, too, even though she had been through the agonizing loss of her beloved boy, Shep.\\xa0

When she noticed that one-third of her clients at Big White Dog Photography were coming to her for end-of-life sessions, she started to study pet loss grief so she could understand their needs and support them better.\\xa0

Then her world turned upside down. Her mom died on January 28, 2022, and she was left wanting to understand so much more about her own grief and pain. \\xa0

One year later, she has created One Last Network and is teaching other pet photographers about grief and how we can better serve our clients who come to us for rainbow sessions.\\xa0

And that's what Angela and I are talking about on today's episode.\\xa0

What to listen for:\\xa0

10:52 How Angela niched Big White Dog Photography by hearing the dreaded four-letter C-word\\xa0

19:31 The whirlwind of events that led her down the path of pet loss grief\\xa0

30:00 You might double your end-of-life clients by learning about grief\\xa0

36:04 Why you shouldn't feel bad about charging for end-of-life sessions\\xa0

49:31 One thing you can do during your end-of-life sessions to support your clients\\xa0


You guys, so many of us are doing these sessions and Angela has come up with a way to level up the service you offer. And you know how much I love niching down in your business!\\xa0

Where to find Angela\\xa0

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