Do you want to release your creative spirit of play? How about living longer and stronger? Breath, Play & Laughter are the three basics of wellbeing, your way to wellness.

Explore how to mix your daily dose of the antidote for the tsunami of everyday stress. Discover the riches inside the enigma that is you.

Simple yet powerful strategies
Be the star of your own story!
Find the motivation to move
Breathe right, play right and laugh right!

What’s Big Shoe Camp? Challenges that appear too big to begin with are in fact the only ones worthy of our time and energy. Why? Only they give us the ability to handle change, plus the motivation to move on and to carry on.

DATES: Sundays 9th 16th 23rd 30th January 2022

TIME: 2pm to 5pm - 4 x Sundays

COST: 4 x 3 Hours: $187 / $167 conc.

Techniques/Modes include: Applied Improvisation; Circus Skills; Positive Psychology; Story Showing; Laughter Yoga; Clowning. “Your ability to get group participation and make a difference to the lives of the group was fantastic. They still talk about the fun. Thanks for making a difference.”

“An excellent speaker and demonstrator of "laughter is good medicine”. “Your excellent workshop was exactly what we needed to give us new ideas to add to our repertoires.”

BIG SHOE CAMP PROGRAM: [Seven Circus Secrets] COMMUNICATION BALANCE PERSONAL POWER RESILIENCE CONSISTENCY FLEXIBILITY INTEGRITY SIDESHOWS: The Science Show

Powerful and effective strategies are needed to access the brain areas where learning and change take place, to nurture wellbeing.

Outcomes:

Connect to yourself and to each other
Integrate for integrity
Increase Your Re-silly-sense and Self-expression
Improve your mental, physical and emotional Wellbeing

These proven tools produce lasting, positive change in individuals.

Super-power your self-improvement! ‘Who said learning wasn’t fun?’

‘Dis-ease and anxiety are signs we are out of alignment and disconnected –

both with our own nature and with other people.’

‘The illiterate of the 21st century will not be the individual who cannot read and write, but rather one who cannot learn, unlearn and re-learn.’ A Toffler

CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH PURPOSE