Corinne Lindsell is a social worker with experience in the broad spectrum of the field including youth work, child protection, crisis counselling, disability services, policy development, worker wellbeing and mission engagement.
With particular interests in purpose driven leadership, grief and loss and environmental sustainability her main ethos is to leave a legacy for the betterment of each other.
Corinne and her family faced a traumatic event in 2017 which changed their lives forever with the tragic death of her brother Jeffrey. Through this tragedy they were introduced to the Homicide Victims Support Group and have been navigating this new world ever since.
Learn to fly is Corinne’s first book, and is written to dispel the confusing dialogue out there about grief expectations… and challenges some of the accepted concepts.
“Of all of the books and resources that were given to me at the time, it was that childrens books on grief that seemed to stay with me… they were simple and beautiful… so I thought there needs to be this concept but for adults”.
