loren@missed.org.au, Author at The Missed Foundation

Ambiguous Loss Awareness

For the past decade, getting the term “ambiguous loss” into the Australian…

Missing Persons Guide

A practical guide to searching for a missing person.

Ambiguous Loss 101

This world-first initiative provides vital professional and personal development to those who…

Jacqui Hawkins

Jill Calder

Assoc. Prof. Sarah Wayland

The Hope Narratives®

Hope isn’t believing everything will be okay, it’s believing that you can…

The Hope Narratives – Case study

Everyone’s definition and experience of hope is valid and malleable.
Hope is a…

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