K?bler-Ross, Elisabeth

Identifies and discusses five stages of death, including denial and isolation, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance; and features interviews and conversations that show how imminent death affects the patient, family members, and caregivers.

Presents a comprehensive guide on grief and grieving, and offers advice on dealing with the loss, working through the holidays and anniversaries, and more.

Presents a comprehensive guide on grief and grieving, and offers advice on dealing with the loss, working through the holidays and anniversaries, and more.

A discussion of the process of death and dying, covering fear of death, cultural views, accepting death, and preparing for one's own death.

Provides a spectrum of view points concerning death and dying, from rabbis, ministers, doctors, nurses, sociologists, personal accounts by those near death, and their survivors.

Provides an intimate view of her work with terminally ill patients as she brings them an acceptance of death.