Urn creation workshop – Pet bereavement

Create your companion's urn with your own hands

A tangible last tribute, gently guided in Mascouche, Quebec

Creating your pet's urn is much more than a creative act. It's a ritual. A moment to slow down, settle in, and honor the unique bond you shared.

In my workshop in Mascouche, I guide you step-by-step to transform your grief into a meaningful object, reflecting you and your companion. Concrete, with its imperfections and raw texture, evokes life itself: nothing is perfectly smooth, but everything has meaning. It's a material that endures over time, holding the memory of what's been put into it, much like our memories.

No judgment. No rush. Just a safe space to create, feel, and say goodbye.

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WHO AM I?

Myriam, your guide

"The urn I created for my cat is more than just a container. It's the last gift I gave her. And by creating it, I transformed my grief into something beautiful."

I am a specialized educator trained in accompaniment, a concrete artisan, and a creative workshop facilitator. I experienced pet bereavement myself in 2022 when I lost my cat Baby Boo after 15 years together. That's when the desire to create this space for others was born.

I am not a certified psychologist or art therapist, and I do not replace professional support. I am someone who understands this pain and offers a caring environment to navigate it differently.

How does the workshop unfold?

Who are these workshops for?

These workshops are for you if you want to be understood in your grief, create something meaningful with your own hands, experience a tangible ritual to say goodbye, and leave with a unique object, made by you, for them.

👤 People aged 14 and over
👨👧 Children must be accompanied by a parent
🧤 Be able to wear a protective mask and gloves (please inform us of any allergies)
📍 Travel to the workshop in Mascouche, Quebec

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❤️ To be understood and validated in your grief
🎨 To create something meaningful with your own hands
🕊️ To experience a ritual to say goodbye
💬 To talk freely about your pet, without judgment
🏺 To leave with a unique object, far from generic urns