EVENTS

relax, unwind & recharge

Trauma unfortunately is part of life experiences. While we would all like to protect our children from experiencing trauma it is unrealistic as it is part of life and death.
What we can do is offer them learning options and experiences which may assist them to cope throughout lifes highs and lows ~ coping skills.

NEWS ~ EVENTS

Due to the overwhelming response we have again booked
'The Old Fella'
26th March ~ 4th April 2012
feedback & images from the September 2011 events

These dates coincide with' The Melbourne International Comedy Festival' as we feel it is important to take comedy to regional, remote & outer urban communities across Victoria.
We have also been asked by locals to bring comedy to schools so the children and youth do not miss opportunity to enjoy a good laugh!

We are currently finalising the proposed March/April 2012 Comedy Events locations.

contact us now if you would like to form a partnership with us.

'The Old Fella' as seen on TV ~ Across Victoria
who wouldn't be dead for quids
The 'Kids' vote The Old Fella into fame ~ The Old Fella's got talent ~ The Old Fella goes from farm to fame on Australia's Got Talent

We were not surprised to receive the overwhelming response from communities who had the opportunity to see 'The Old Fella' perform live and enjoy a really good laugh. Rod is a very genuine bloke and shared a special connection with farmers and emergency service volunteers in regional, remote & outer urban communities who have endured or facing years of adversity and life changing events which include Drought, Fire, Flood and Rodent impact.

Audiences were relaxed and ready for a well deserved laugh from jokes told which expand back to the days spent on the farm. It was re bound to be a great time for all.

Passion for Community Events / Programs ~ The aim of our events and/or programs are designed to include all 5 principles which support immediate and long-term recovery and resilience needs which are recommendations quoted by renowned trauma psychologists.
1. a sense of safety 2. calming 3. a sense of self and efficiency 4. connectiveness 5. hope

Day events and/or programs are developed to deliver a supportive hands on approach where individuals and families can learn and/or have experiences which they feel may assist them to relax their physical body, unwind and release built up and locked tension caused by trauma grief and frustration while learning to live a 'new normal'. This can open individuals and families to empower themselves and encourage them to be connective to their personal needs and the importance for them to maintain self awareness and self control so they can sustain their recovery.