 Rejection from friends, job, parents etc.  Break-up in a Relationship  Loss of a pet, friend, family member  Death  Item lost, stolen or misplaced.

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 Rejection from friends, job, parents etc.  Break-up in a Relationship  Loss of a pet, friend, family member  Death  Item lost, stolen or misplaced  Athletic Event loss, failed Test  Moving, New School

 Elizabeth Kubler-Ross  Variety of factors: relationship, cause of death, duration of illness, & personal belief 1. Denial – Not accepting reality 2. Anger – Feeling powerless and deprived. “Why did this happen?” 3. Bargaining – Make promises to change 4. Depression - Sad feelings – realization hits 5. Acceptance – Resolution, moving on, closure 6. Coping w/ loss activity & Advice Plea se