Hey lovely folks! I’m thrilled to be getting back into my workshops. I shut down all my public speaking, workshops, and consulting when the pandemic took hold and it’s absolutely wonderful to be dusting it all off and getting back into it. Keeping my clients alive and figuring out how to hire folks to be their teams was absolutely consuming and I simply couldn’t juggle anything else for the last couple of years. Yet I have missed it so much, there’s a special kind of magic in these spaces you don’t get in one to one work. Groups have so much power to validate and support each other. Nightingale is kindly sorting out the important things like room bookings and dates so things actually happen and I will be turning up to the correct location and on the right day!
This time I’m running a session on mental health on Friday 3rd of March, so if you’re interested share this post. This is a fabulous introductory price so grab your tickets asap.
You will get to spend a day redefining mental health from my unique perspective. Mental health training is all too often divorced from the real world. Services are imperfect, frameworks have limitations, and sometimes our madness is what saves us. Embrace the contradictions and find hope rather than confusion in the complexity. Support others to find their own meaning and discover the most useful resources they navigate a mad world.
When: Friday 3rd March, 10am – 4pm
Where: 19 On Green*
How Much: $300** (GST included)
If you don’t have NDIS funds and are experiencing financial hardship, please contact us. Some reduced price tickets available.
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Where to Book: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/545817403547
*Fully mobility accessible venue with breakout room.
**NDIS payment accepted for self and plan managed participants, please contact us if you need an invoice sent to your plan manager.
I would love to see you there. This is suitable for people with no experience at all, or those who work in mental health but would value a fresh perspective. Carers and people with lived experience are very welcome.
