Interacting with Elisabeth Kübler-Ross’s Theory (Micro Session)

The five stages of grief, offered by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, is one of the most influential psychological theories ever put forth. This interpretation of the grief process has become a staple of popular culture. We’ve all heard the progression: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Is this how it works? Are these actually “stages”? Is there a better way of thinking about how grief unfolds?

This session is from our 2014 National Conference: Loss: Finding Hope That Lasts When Life Falls Apart. Purchase the entire audio here.