The People We Are Missing

A humane, practical examination of how disconnection can hide inside busy lives, polite messages, family duties, and changing circumstances—and how belonging can be rebuilt without forcing intimacy or unsafe reconciliation.

Inside this book

• Recognise forms of disconnection that do not look like loneliness
• Understand how belonging affects health, choices, and daily life
• Separate restorative solitude from unwanted isolation
• Identify the kind of connection that is actually missing
• Rebuild contact without forcing intimacy
• Protect dignity, consent, safety, and personal boundaries