Murray River Centre Presents The Wisdom of Trauma

Join us for a special community screening of The Wisdom of Trauma, featuring renowned physician and author Dr Gabor Maté. 

This powerful and thought-provoking documentary explores trauma, addiction, illness, relationships and the ways our experiences can shape how we live, connect and respond to the world around us.

But this isn’t just a night at the movies.

It’s an opportunity for our Albury Wodonga community to watch, reflect and have a conversationabout how we can better understand ourselves and each other.

🌿 The evening

6.00pm — Doors open

Settle in, connect with others and get yourself a popcorn and drink. There will also be opportunities to support the Murray River Centre through our fundraising activities, including a silent auction.

6.30pm - Introduction to the Murray Riverina Centre

We’ll introduce you to the Murray River Centre and how your support can help us continue creating positive change in our community.

6.45pm - Film screening — The Wisdom of Trauma

Sit back and experience the 88-minute documentary on the big screen.

8.15pm - Post-film reflection and conversation

After the film, we’ll come together for a facilitated conversation with Dr Jaksa and our panel, exploring some of the themes raised in the documentary and what they might mean for our community.

What’s included in your ticket 

• The film screening and panel discussion 

• Popcorn and a drink 

• A meaningful contribution to the work of the Murray River Centre

⚠️ A note about the film

The Wisdom of Trauma explores themes including childhood experiences, trauma, addiction, mental health, illness and other challenging topics. Some content may be confronting or emotionally difficult for some viewers.

We encourage you to look after yourself during the evening. Support information will be available, and you’re welcome to step outside or take a break at any time.

🎟️ Come along

Whether you’re an existing supporter of the Murray River Centre, work in the community, are interested in mental health and wellbeing, or simply want to see a thought-provoking film with good people — we’d love you to join us.