The Healing Centre for Griefology

Transforming Aboriginal disadvantage into Aboriginal prosperity.

The Healing Centre for Griefology

Transforming Aboriginal disadvantage into Aboriginal prosperity.

ABOUT

Proudly based in Adelaide, the Centre delivers several successful programs, all based upon the unique peer reviewed and published Seven Phases to Integrating Loss and Grief model©.

The Healing Centre for Griefology continues to grow rapidly. By developing an array of innovative programs based on the ‘Seven Phases to Integrating Loss and Grief’ model, the Centre continues to reframe Aboriginal Disadvantage into Aboriginal prosperity.

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“Loss and grief is a human experience that does not discriminate. Griefology is a model for all humanity: We proudly support people from all cultural backgrounds, locally, nationally and internationally.”

SUPPORT SERVICES

WORKSHOPS

Utilising innovative approaches and compelling techniques that Rosemary has developed over time, workshop participants will be intellectually informed, gently challenged, and leave inspired.

COUNSELLING

Tailored for all cultural backgrounds, our counselling services include innovative and holistic Loss & Grief Counselling , Family Counselling and Workplace focused Employee Assistance Programs.

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Rosemary Wanganeen is a highly respected speaker available for conferences, seminars and round table discussions. As a keynote speaker, she amalgamates her personal and professional experiences to offer a unique humanitarian perspective.

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Acknowledgement of Traditional Owners

I acknowledge the custodians of this Land as the Kaurna People and that I respect and support our relationship on Kaurna Country. I also acknowledge our ancestors have been the custodians of the Adelaide Plains for many generations and that we their contemporaries will continue to sustain our connection to the country. Similarly, I’d also like to acknowledge my gratitude for the sharing of modern Australia however I express my deep sadness for the cost of this sharing but realize I have a right, a role and a responsibility to support the Reconciliation process to move forward to a place of equity, justice and in partnership together for all future Australians as one nation under our great Southern Cross.