The presentation covers:

• How existential loneliness can be defined and measured
• Insights from mixed-methods research on its relationship with meaning in life and mental health
• An overview of the existing literature and current findings
• A deeper understanding of the lived experience behind this unique dimension of loneliness

This session was designed for academic researchers, organisational researchers, and policy and service decision-makers who are interested in advancing their understanding of loneliness and its broader implications for health, well-being, and inclusion.