In my work as a grief counselor, I have found that while many of my clients already know the stages of grief, it does not seem to be enough for them. The stages are something that happens to you. They aren’t something that can be controlled or predicted. Most people find that not only do the stages not occur in the "right order," but more than one can be experienced at the same time and it is likely that one or more of them are not experienced at all.
Counseling/psychology articles written by Elizabeth Kupferman, a professional counselor in Southlake, Texas dedicated to helping women overcome depression, grief, and anxiety so they can find happiness and achieve their dreams.