-In Mental Health Disorders, as in many things, we grieve a loss of sorts. We lose our security, our sense of the world, and our sense of justice. This process is unfamiliar to many of us, especially anger.

-Anger is an emotion many of us are taught to supress. In many trauma cases, we are taught by our tormentors that we are not supposed to be angry. That if we are angry it should be with ourselves for 'doing this' to them (note the reality reversal).

-When we learn that what has happened is not our fault and begin a rebirth, many of us relive the grieving process because it was not processed correctly the first time.

Stages of grief:
-Denial (this isn't happening)
-Anger (why is this happening)
-Bargaining (if this stops, I will ..)
-Depression (I couldn't care less)
-Acceptance (I'm ready for a new life)

DS
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