Understanding the Theory of Grief and Loss

Grief is a universal human experience that we all encounter in various forms throughout our lives. Whether it's the loss of a loved one, a job, a relationship, or even a sense of normalcy, the emotions we navigate are complex and unique to each individual.

Learning about the Theory of Grief and Loss has been eye-opening for me. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross's stages – Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance – provide a framework to comprehend the roller coaster of emotions we undergo. It's a reminder that healing isn't linear; it's a journey with twists and turns.

Embracing these stages can help us validate our feelings and find resilience in the face of adversity. Remember, it's okay to mourn, to feel, and to take the time we need. Let's support each other through these stages and offer kindness to ourselves and others who are navigating grief.

Let's open up the conversation about grief and loss. Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below. Together, we can create a space of understanding and compassion.

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Featuring Jeanette Perez, AMFT & APCC. She is a mama, wife, and Behavioral Health Counselor. She had an educational background in clinical psychology from San Jose State University. A wealth of experience working with multiple non-profits, school districts, and ABA therapy with kids on the autism spectrum for in-home services. She is passionate about helping her local community improve their mental health and support families with special needs. Show highlights:  Navigating Parenting Autism Misconceptions Parenting & impact of Intragenerational Traumas To stay connected, visit me on Instagram (@Strongandrareparenting) and/or email me at media@strongeandrareparents.com Thank you for supporting Strong & Rare Parenting