The theory of the "five stages of grief" has been debunked by many researchers over the years. Photo / 123RF A leading expert on grief and how to deal with loss wants to debunk the idea there are ...

Shouldn’t we be neatly cycling through the five stages of grief — denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance – and coming out the other side within six to 12 months? Nope.

GRIEF is an overwhelming emotion, often aptly described as the struggle of "not knowing what to do with the love". We yearn to speak to, hold, or share moments with them, but the absence feels ...

To help move us through the five stages of grief, The Times’ “Last of Us” viewers and players Mary McNamara, Tracy Brown and Todd Martens take on the pivotal second episode. McNamara ...

he asked. “What I’ve found is it’s not five stages of grief, it’s a million. You constantly bounce back and forth. And that’s where the idea of the book came from.” Reed spoke ...

We need to get the word out, so to speak. Most people think about Elizabeth Kubler-Ross’s five stages of grief, which came out in 1969. Think how far science has come and medical training since 1969.