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Relatable

Phil is a global loneliness thought-leader. He's an articulate, affable, highly-educated and engaging speaker who makes the topic of loneliness relatable.

Educated

Phil has a background in public policy and international relations. He was an Australian Public Servant - including an Australian diplomat - for 23 years. Phil realised that he was lonely while on a diplomatic posting.

Loneliness is tough

Phil knows how difficult it is to ask for help and support. He also knows that the help provided sometimes does not actually help alleviate the thoughts and feelings of loneliness.

Phil is human

Loneliness is often discussed in a dry, conceptual way. Statistics and academic reports don’t resonate with the humans experiencing the emotion.

Phil's story cuts through - especially for humans in middle age.

Real impact

Phil developed and now provides the services he needed when first learning from his loneliness. He's now passionately de-stigmatising loneliness worldwide.

Global reach

Hundreds of thousands of humans globally have benefitted from hearing Phil's story and having him facilitate kind and honest conversations about loneliness, connection and belonging.

our work in the media

British Broadcasting Corporation

BBC World Service

The Forum - podcast

Phil shared some of his loneliness story of when he worked in diplomacy and why all humans need connection during 'Diplomacy' on the BBC World Services' The Forum program.

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