stages of breiving
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| Denial characterized by a failure of the individual to | believe that his/her condition is terminal. Therapists should attempt to establish trust with a patient in this stage and avoid trying to make the patient accept their condition.
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| The anger stage is characterized by | frustration and negative emotional feelings often directed at anyone the individual comes in contact with.
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| Anger Individuals often ask | “Why me?”
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| Anger Therapists should avoid taking the anger | personally and recognize that expressing anger is often a useful step for the individual to move beyond this stage.
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| The bargaining stage is characterized by the individual trying to | negotiate with fate.
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| bargaining stage The individual may try to make | a deal with a higher being based on good behavior, compliance with an exercise program or dedication of their life to a specific cause.
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| bargaining stage Therapists should facilitate | discussion with the patient and serve as a good listener.
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| The depression stage is characterized by the individual | expressing the depths of his/her anguish.
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| depression The individual is often deeply depressed | and may show little interest in any form of medical intervention.
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| depression Therapists should listen to the individual | and exhibit a great deal of patience during this stage.
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| The acceptance stage is characterized by | the individual coming to terms with their fate.
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| acceptance stage The individual may attempt to | resolve any unfinished business and may experience a sense of inner peace.
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| acceptance stage Therapists should encourage the individual and family | to ask questions and attempt to spend meaningful time with the individual.
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