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Mentioned in 8 episodes

On death and dying

Book • 1969

Elisabeth Kübler-Ross

In this seminal work, Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross delves into the emotional and psychological experiences of terminally ill patients through extensive interviews and conversations.

The book introduces the now-famous five stages of grief: denial and isolation, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.

It challenges the medical culture of the time by emphasizing the importance of listening to and supporting the unique experiences and needs of dying patients.

The book has had a profound impact on clinical practice, contributing to the development of hospice and palliative care, and has transformed how society approaches conversations about death and dying.

Mentioned by

Andrew Huberman

Andrea Wojnicki

Duane Osterlund

Frank Ostaseski

Marisa Renee Lee

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by Arthur Brooks in the context of the five stages of grief.

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Mentioned by Arthur Brooks in the context of stages of writing a book.

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Mentioned by

Andrew Huberman

when discussing the stages of grief.

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Mentioned by Dr. Nance as the author of the book, who created the five stages of grief in the 1960s.

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Mentioned when discussing the impact of how doctors communicate with dying patients.

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Mentioned by

Peter Schmidt

in relation to

John Stevenson

's career transition.

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Mentioned by

Callum Wright

as the author of "On Death and Dying", where the five-stage framework of grief was formulated.

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Mentioned by

James Finley

in relation to the stages of dying.

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Recommended by

Molly McCord

to help listeners process life transitions and changes.

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Mentioned by

Brett McKay

in the introduction, highlighting Elizabeth Kübler-Ross's work on the five stages of grief.

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Mentioned by

Duane Osterlund

and

Eric Osterlund

while discussing the five stages of grief in addiction recovery.

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Mentioned by

Andrea Wojnicki

when discussing different approaches to supporting grieving friends.

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Mentioned by

Leah Smart

as a book co-authored with Elizabeth Kubler-Ross where they discussed the five stages of grief.

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Mentioned by

Frank Ostaseski

as a reference for her famous five stages of grief, which people applied to the dying.

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Mentioned by Pastor Rick when introducing the five stages of grief that people typically go through in preparing for death.

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Mentioned by

Oprah Winfrey

as a classic text identifying the five stages of death.

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Mentioned by

Max Lugavere

as a helpful book for coping with grief.

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Mentioned by

Mark Hyman

as a book he read about the stages of dying.

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Mentioned by

Marisa Renee Lee

as a book she read while researching grief before her mother's death.

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