The Other Mothers' Group

Name: The Other Mothers' Group
Start: 2026-07-28T10:00:00+1000
End: 2026-09-15T11:30:00+1000
Location: Mums of the Hills Hub

Tue, 28 Jul, 10am - Tue, 15 Sep, 11:30am AEST

Mums of the Hills Hub

Belgrave VIC, Australia

Linden Leigh

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Description

The mothers' group for you if...

The standard approaches don't always click...

You feel like you're the only one struggling like this...

You just haven't found your 'mum tribe' (if it's your first baby or your fifth)...

Connect to thoughtful, neuroaffirming local practitioners
Catch your breath in a space held for you (but loves your baby too)
Commune with like-minded & like-brained local mums

The Other Mothers' Group is a term of eight sessions with expert guest facilitators who can guide and support us in different areas of early motherhood, from feeding (IBCLC, Naturopath) to movement (Exercise Physiologist) and beyond. It is a space designed for mothers who are seeking support, community, and education, bringing together a network of local practitioners and mums for community support, and exploring the identity shift of motherhood (matrescence) in a safe, held environment.

See the full Program at The Other Mothers' Group website talkingtreeevents.wixsite.com/othermothers

This is a Talking Tree Events project.

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

Host information

Linden Leigh

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Hello & welcome!

My name is Linden, and I am the founder behind Talking Tree Events, an initiative to create and direct small, community-driven events.

My background is in Anthropology and Sociology (BA at University of Melbourne) and then as a Masters-qualified librarian (MIS at Charles Sturt University), specialising in community and youth programming, and I bring my experience planning, managing, and facilitating events and programs since 2015.

I am passionate about neurodiversity (and supporting experiences of neurodivergence), motherhood (as a critical, sociological role, and as a personal journey and experience), and youth engagement (and providing spaces for young people to be seen and valued).

I am also an emerging poet, with a couple of published pieces & performances, and my first guerilla-publication poetry chapbook ("to be here") launching in Spring 2026.

I live in the Dandenong Ranges with my young family. I enjoy long ambles through the forest, the mushrooms and moss of late autumn in the Hills, blue skies, low mists, sunlight through leafy branches, poetry in all its forms, and sci-fi/speculative fiction.