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In 2008, Dr. Corn was honored by her peers for her outstanding service to the community at the 15th annual Freud Amongst the Arts Event sponsored by the Southeast Florida Association for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (SEFAPP). Dr. Corn collaborated on an article with attorney Howard Raab that was published in the 2008 Florida Bar Journal |
Pet Grief Counseling
Grief over a pet can hit us hard, just as when a member of our own family or one of our friends die. We can grieve very deeply when a beloved pet dies, or is dying, or is possibly "lost" and never found. As they say, "the more you love, the more you grieve..." They may be our very close companions if we live alone. And they may be best friends to our children. So pets are a important part of our family. I have enjoyed having dogs and cats in my life through my life. One afternoon when my children were young, we went to the Humane Society where we found an abandoned American Eskimo puppy. She was named “Snowball” and our dog enjoyed 17 years on this planet. For me, she was a dear companion and loyal friend. Her passing was very sad, which made me sensitive to pet loss. Pet relationships are very special. I will be available to provide brief grief counseling as well as offer tips to help those of you are coping with the loss of a beloved pet. |
Dr. Corn received her Psy.D. from Nova Southeastern University after completing her internship at Miami Children’s Hospital Presently, Dr. Corn serves on the advisory board for A Safe Haven for Newborns During her career she has been presented talks on this topic locally as well as nationally, including appearing on WLRN 91.3 Topical Current, Comcast Newsmakers, and CNN Dr. Corn’s articles on parenting issues, youth sports, and child development have been published in South Florida Parenting Magazine, The Miami Herald, and The National Alliance of Youth Sports |