Stages of Grieving. 5 Stages of Loss and Grief 1.Denial – Refusing to believe what is happening 2.Anger – Being angry about what is happening 3.Bargaining.

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Stages of Grieving

5 Stages of Loss and Grief 1.Denial – Refusing to believe what is happening 2.Anger – Being angry about what is happening 3.Bargaining – Making promises, hoping to change what is happening 4.Depression – Being depresses when recognizing the outcome is unlikely to change 5.Acceptance – Accepting what is happening, adjusting and bouncing back

Causes of Loss and Grief Changes in family – Death – Divorce – Terminal illness Changes in living conditions – Lose of a job – Moving

Causes of Loss and Grief continued Death of a friend – Out of order death Suicide Death of a well-known person Tragedies in the news – Empathy- ability to share in another persons emotions or feelings End of something special – Relationships – Friendship – School/college