This interactive three-hour workshop introduces leaders to basic principles of practice reflection, with a focus on building self-awareness, emotional regulation, and resilience in complex work.

Participants will explore how intentional reflection can strengthen capacity under pressure, and support healthier team dynamics when working with clients, colleagues, and the community. Through guided discussion and activities, the workshop will explore the essential role of reflection in our work, and give participants the opportunity to begin, or deepen, their reflective practice.

This workshop brings reflection to life by engaging with the reflective toolkit to prompt deeper thinking and peer learning. The toolkit offers a fresh approach to reflection with thoughtfully designed card sets, adaptable models, and role-specific prompts. It also encourages practitioners to pause, reflect on their experiences, and identify practical strategies for applying mindful approaches in their everyday work.

Participants can expect to leave with realistic and achievable practices that support both personal and team wellbeing.

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

Learning Outcomes:

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.

Event Details:

Date: Monday, 21st September 2026
Time: 10:00am - 1:00pm AEST
Location: To be announced, Redcliffe.

Please note: This is a face-to-face event.

Travel support is available* – click here to apply. If you are unable to download the application form please email workforce@healingfoundation.org.au to receive a copy. *Target Group Services Only

Who should attend

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

We invite you to register for the workshop you believe is best suited to you. People working in Allied Support roles should register for whichever workshop they believe is best suited to them.

Click here for The Mindful Practitioner workshop - for practitioners of all levels of experience.

About the presenter/s

Amy is a supervisor, trainer and consultant with over 30 years’ experience in the community sector across government and not-for-profit organisations including work with domestic and family violence, child protection, mental health, and women’s services. She is passionate about supporting individuals and teams to be at their best by building self-awareness, resilience, and self-compassion in their practice. Amy works with organisations to create safe, values-driven team cultures that balance accountability with compassion in fast-paced working environments. She helps practitioners, leaders, and organisations strengthen capability, embrace change, and grow into their full potential.

Jan is a dedicated process host, learning designer, and Pattern Catcher leadership coach, focused on practical strategies that empower individuals and teams to excel. With a broad background spanning the human, business, and social sectors, Jan applies living systems thinking, regenerative and appreciative inquiry, and emotional intelligence to build strong connections and develop purposeful leadership. As an accredited emotional intelligence and leadership coach, Jan is known for creating supportive environments where people feel secure in exploring the necessary risks for personal and professional growth. She specialises in crafting welcoming safe spaces that guide others in building capabilities and making a tangible, positive impact. Jan's approach highlights self-care as essential for transformation, leading to greater self-awareness and more effective engagement. Her mission is to inspire meaningful change by supporting individuals and projects committed to the common good.

Contact the host of The Mindful Leader - (Redcliffe) Sept 2026