Join us for an interactive workshop designed to introduce the Reflective Practice Toolkit—a new resource created to spark meaningful conversations, deepen self-awareness, and strengthen good practice across the sector.

Whether you're working independently, in teams, or leading others, this toolkit offers a fresh approach to reflection with thoughtfully designed card sets, adaptable models, and role-specific prompts.

Grounded in Domain 5: Reflection and Self-awareness of the Workforce Capability Framework, the toolkit helps individuals and organisations connect with purpose, enhance resilience, and stay focused on what matters most.

This interactive session will guide you through the toolkit's features and share how it can be used to support ongoing learning, collaboration, and growth in your everyday work.

You’ll have the opportunity to try out the toolkit in real-time, reflect on practice, and engage with others in similar roles, creating space for shared learning and sector-wide connection.

Join us as we work together to lean into deeper, more purposeful reflective practice and self-awareness.

Learning Objectives

Participants who join us will gain:

Increased awareness of the Workforce Capability Framework.

Increased awareness of the importance of reflective practice and self-awareness in our work.

Understanding of the Reflective Practice Toolkit.

Ideas and tools for embedding reflective practice in their everyday work.

Who should attend

This workshop is suitable for anyone working in the specialist sexual violence, women’s health and wellbeing, and domestic and family violence sector at all levels and across all roles.

Each workshop is specifically targeted at allied support, practitioner, advanced practitioner, or leader roles. There is also a specific workshop for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workers.

We invite you to register for the workshop you believe is best suited to you.

Event Details

An Introduction to the Reflective Practice Toolkit - For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Workers

Date: Wednesday, 5th November 2025
Time: 1:30pm - 3:00pm AEST
Location: Online

*To access the other role type workshops - please click here.

Facilitation

The WorkUP Queensland team and Jan Ungerer from Pattern Catcher will facilitate the workshops.

Jan is a dedicated process host, learning designer, and Pattern Catcher leadership coach, focused on practical strategies that empower individuals and teams to excel.