I have been telling people that I’ve gotten through the five stages of grief over the last week. More specifically known as the Kübler-Ross model, it outlines a series of emotions people can feel when experiencing loss. The psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler-Ross first described the model (Denial—Anger—Bargaining—Depression—Acceptance) based on her experience working with terminally ill patients. It feels like this can be applicable to how people are dealing with the impact of the coronavirus on their lives. While I’m fortunate enough to be in a pretty healthy situation, I know that this crisis has affected our society both physically and psychologically.
Something Uplifting About This Crisis
Something Uplifting About This Crisis
Something Uplifting About This Crisis
I have been telling people that I’ve gotten through the five stages of grief over the last week. More specifically known as the Kübler-Ross model, it outlines a series of emotions people can feel when experiencing loss. The psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler-Ross first described the model (Denial—Anger—Bargaining—Depression—Acceptance) based on her experience working with terminally ill patients. It feels like this can be applicable to how people are dealing with the impact of the coronavirus on their lives. While I’m fortunate enough to be in a pretty healthy situation, I know that this crisis has affected our society both physically and psychologically.