Worlds within worlds
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This illustrated fable has a dreamlike spirituality that describes a little leaf's journey to a world that exists beyond life and death.
This whimsical piece of poetry speaks of love and loss, grief, beauty and the birth death life cycle in a lyrical style that would appeal to adults as well as children. Illuminating the mystery of all life, this allegory inspires the truth that mind, body and spirit can be transported and transformed within tragedy and sadness.
Whilst not strictly speaking a self-help book, this text inspires the personal growth and development required to make sense of the grief that grips us when we lose.
Laura Wilson
Laura is a Principal Social Researcher and the Data Collection lead for the UK Government Data Quality Hub (DQHub). Although based at the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the remit of her role extends to improving the quality of all data across government.
Laura is an expert qualitative researcher with over a decade's industry experience in designing and developing official government surveys. Prior to working in DQHub, Laura led a Research and Design Team in ONS which was responsible for the transformation of its Social Surveys. There she pioneered and embedded a respondent centred approach to survey development which transformed the respondent user experience.
Laura has a passion for ensuring data are collected accurately at source, and for bringing respondent needs to forefront of survey design.
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