"*Niina Marni from Australian Institute for Loss and Grief"
Our Mission
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To be a leader in applying the Seven Phases to Integrating Loss and Grief framework to support culturally appropriate pathways for Aboriginal people to 'grieve, heal and be inspired again'!
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To show how the Seven Phases framework discovered Aboriginal 'disadvantage' is a construct that can be 'dismantled' and replaced with Aboriginal 'prosperity' locally, nationally and internationally.
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To continue applying the Seven Phases for training and developing programs to teach service providers to support Aboriginal communities achieve 'Aboriginal' prosperity!
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To continue providing training and development programs across Aboriginal communities that can support them to achieve community prosperity!
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To continue providing 'tailor made' programs for Aboriginal youth, women in leadership and training and development for retention in the workforce. The general concept of these programs is to develop participants 'affirmed attributes' so they can become their own advocate.
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Continue applying the Seven Phases as a culturally appropriate counselling and mentoring program for all people as the Seven Phases discovered loss and grief is a human experience that doesn't discriminate!
This website will refrain from using the term Indigenous and will use the word Aboriginal which will include Torres Strait Islander peoples
Why choose the
Australian Institute for Loss & Grief?
The Seven Phases to Integrating Loss and Grief framework was researched and developed by an Aboriginal Australian for Indigenous Peoples!
Blogs & more...
With 30 years’ experience in loss and grief, the Seven Phases to Integrating Loss and Grief © framework is often described as unique and innovative.
The Seven Phases framework continues to be researched and developed using what is increasingly becoming a recognizable framework described as ‘lived experiences’.
The Seven Phases supports all Australians because loss and grief is a human experience and therefore doesn’t discriminate.
Blogs
Rosemary's blogs are on a number of issues that has informed her, challenged her and inspired her.
Kaurna Welcomes
Tandanya is a Kaurna word meaning red kangaroo. As a Kaurna woman of the Adelaide Plains (SA), Rosemary can provide Kaurna Welcomes to Country. Read where she shares some of those performed Welcomes.
