Grief Models (Kübler-Ross, Worden), Divorce & Stepfamilies | NCE Prep Domain 3, Lesson 5

This lesson matches each grief theorist to their model: Kübler-Ross's five stages (written about the dying, and not a sequence), Worden's four tasks of mourning, and Stroebe and Schut's dual process model. It contrasts normal grief with major depression, explains Doka's disenfranchised grief and Boss's ambiguous loss, and covers divorce effects on children by age (the harm is the conflict), Papernow's stepfamily stages and Silverstein and Kaplan's seven core adoption issues. It ends with exam tips on not treating normal grief and on prolonged grief disorder (12 months for adults, 6 for children). 📘 Full lesson + study notes: https://thelicensureprofessor.com/cou... 📝 Free NCE practice questions: https://thelicensureprofessor.com/pra... 🗓️ Free 16-week NCE study plan: https://thelicensureprofessor.com/stu... Chapters: 0:00 Grief & family transitions on the NCE 0:49 Kübler-Ross's five stages 1:31 Worden's four tasks of mourning 2:01 Stroebe & Schut's dual process model 2:36 Normal grief, disenfranchised & ambiguous loss 4:15 Divorce effects on children 5:40 Stepfamilies & adoption issues 6:56 Exam tips: prolonged grief disorder 🔔 Subscribe for more NCE lessons from The Licensure Professor. #NCE #NCEExamPrep #CounselorExam #Grief #ProlongedGrief