Dragonfly Counselling and Consulting

18/04/2026

Keep an open mind and aware of opportunities 💫✨🌟

18/04/2026

15/04/2026

15/04/2026

14/04/2026

We’re pleased to be hosting Free Mindfulness Drop-in Sessions at our Centre, run by Mindfulness Programs Australasia - MPA.

These relaxed, drop-in sessions offer simple, guided practices to help you slow down, reduce stress, and support your overall wellbeing.

No experience is needed and no bookings are required - just drop in and join when you can.

For more information you can visit mindfulnessaus.com.au
Email: admin@mindfulnessaus.com.au
Phone: 0488 064 228

13/04/2026

It’s your garden, dear. You choose what gets to grow.

Every single day, something is planted within you. Words spoken by others, thoughts you quietly hold onto, the presence of people you allow to stay. Some seeds arrive gently, others without your permission. But what remains, what takes root, and what continues to grow is always yours to decide.

Be mindful of what you water. Not every thought deserves your attention, not every voice deserves your belief, and not every presence deserves a permanent place in your life. Because in time, your inner world will bloom from the very things you chose to nurture, whether they bring you peace or quietly steal it away.

08/04/2026

08/04/2026

Justice for Her has officially launched. This new statewide initiative, led by Women’s Legal Service Tasmania, is focused on driving real, lasting change for women and children experiencing family violence.

The statistics in Tasmania are confronting:
• One in three women has experienced physical or sexual violence
• More than half of all assaults reported to police are family violence related
• Police respond to over 30 incidents every day
• Nine out of ten calls for crisis accommodation are unmet due to lack of space

“Family violence remains the most significant safety issue for women and children in our state,” says Women’s Legal Service Tasmania CEO Yvette Cehtel.

Justice for Her has been designed to move beyond awareness and into sustained impact.

Through a 12-month public pledge, organisations and individuals commit to both financial contributions and practical workplace and cultural actions. Funds raised provide immediate, frontline support including emergency legal assistance, safety-related supports such as changed locks, transport and childcare, and bridging funding for women falling through system gaps.

This is not a one-off campaign. It is a collective commitment to accountability, visibility and measurable change.

We invite leaders, businesses and the broader community to be part of this movement.

You can get involved by making a pledge, supporting the campaign, or attending Dinner for Change on May 15.

Learn more: https://justiceforher.org.au
Because safety can’t wait.