In 1969, Elisabeth Kübler-Ross proposed a set of stages that people go through when they believe that they are in the process of dying.Studies have shown that these stages are experienced in a linear fashion; once a stage is completed, it is never revisited.

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While Kübler-Ross initially proposed these stages for those who were dying, later in life she acknowledged that they could be applied to other forms of grief and loss. Additionally, it has been argued that the stages may not always be experienced in a linear or predictable fashion, and that individuals may revisit certain stages multiple times or skip stages altogether.

In 1969, Elisabeth Kübler-Ross Proposed a Set of Stages That