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Mindful Re-Presentations are a unique approach to reconnecting with yourself, your community, and the natural world in ways that promote growth for everyone involved. This method helps individuals and groups—whether families, organizations, or ecosystems—find healthier, more supportive ways to thrive together. Through mindful exploration, we can untangle unhelpful patterns and create harmonious connections that allow us all to flourish. Ready to explore?
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Mindful Rep Workshop, Sun March15, 2025 (Early bird till Feb 8)
- Saturday, March 15
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Registration: 9:00 am
Start: 09:15 - 17:00 - Fee: $215
In an effort to bring some gender balance to the room, We are offering a special 2-for-1 deal if you bring a guy along with you.
So if you’ve got a friend, brother, or even a slightly reluctant partner, let us know to take advantage of this offer.
Location:
Bishop’s Parlour, Abbotsford Convent (Melbourne)
1 St Heliers Street, Abbotsford, 3070, VIC, Australia
Food: Morning and Afternoon Tea provided. Cafes available for lunch.
Reading: Once registered, you will be sent introductory reading to help you prepare for the workshop
Transport
Parking is available on the north side of St Heliers St.
Public Transport:
Train:
Victoria Park station on the Epping and Hurstbridge lines is the closest railway station. Please note that some services express past Victoria Park station. Once on Johnston St, walk east (away from the City) for around 12 minutes to Clarke St. Turn right into Clarke Street (the last right before the Yarra) and left into St Heliers St.
Buses: travel regularly from Victoria Park Station down Johnston St.
Bus from the City: the 200, 201 and 207 depart from Melbourne Central/ Lonsdale St in the city, run along Lygon St, Elgin St then Johnston St. Alight at Clarke Street bus stop. Turn right at Clarke St then turn left into St Heliers St.
Bus from Melbourne University: The 205 runs via Elgin and Johnston St and past Clarke St
Parking
All day parking is available in the car park directly across from the Convent on St Heliers Street. The machines accept credit cards only 6 – 10 hours = $16.50
Funds from the car park go towards the restoration and daily operation of the Convent, and the Collingwood Children’s Farm
Introducing Dr Chris Walsh
Dr. Chris Walsh is a psychiatrist working in private practice in Melbourne. His psychotherapy integrates diverse theoretical frameworks, including Mindfulness, CBT, Gestalt and Self-Psychology. He has worked in jails, in community settings, in drug and alcohol treatment centres, with the military and with urban and tribal Aboriginal communities. He has extensive experience with treating trauma. He has recently been involved as a clinician in research into the therapeutic use of psilocybin at Monash University.