Case study examines a theology student's grief after her father's death, highlighting personal growth and spiritual insights.
This case study examines the grief of a 24-year-old theology student after her father’s sudden death. As she approached adulthood and academic completion, the loss triggered a deep existential and spiritual crisis. The analysis uses Kübler-Ross’s five-stage model and a holistic-integrative approach, addressing biological, psychological, social, and spiritual dimensions. Particular focus is placed on how grief affected her faith and understanding of God. Findings show that grief, though painful, can foster personal growth and transformation. The study underscores the importance of psychological and spiritual support, especially for young adults shaping their identity and worldview during critical developmental transitions.
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Jelena Ivelić Telišman (2026) studied this question.
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