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discovery college A space for learning about mental health and well-being. It's free, it's for everyone.

16/03/2026

✨ New episode out ✨

We sit down with Shibs, a proud Wulgurukaba, Gunggandji Woman, Lived Experience worker, and passionate advocate for proactive changes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples accessing mental health services. With warmth and honesty, she shares her journey of navigating identity, living with chronic pain, and the healing that comes from reconnecting with culture and traditional practices.

🔗 Listen to latest ep in bio link

11/03/2026

How can we understand experiences sometimes called psychosis - and what do they really mean to the people who live them?

Here’s Jane (she/her) to take us through what to expect from our upcoming course Do You Hear What I Hear? happening next week!

This course is an open, compassionate space to explore:
💭 Different ways of understanding psychosis
💭 What it can be like to see, hear, feel, or believe things others may not
💭 Stories and insights from people with lived and living experience
💭 How to have open, stigma-free conversations about psychosis

📅 Wed 18 March | 10 am - 3 pm
📍 Westall Community Hub
🔗 It’s free! Enrol via the link in our bio.

Curious about what coming to our upcoming course Do You Hear What I Hear might be like? Here’s what a past participant s...
02/03/2026

Curious about what coming to our upcoming course Do You Hear What I Hear might be like? Here’s what a past participant shared about their experience 💬

This course is an open, compassionate space to explore:
💭 Different ways of understanding psychosis
💭 What it can be like to see, hear, feel, or believe things others may not
💭 Stories and insights from people with lived and living experience
💭 How to have open, stigma-free conversations about psychosis

✨ Don’t miss out if this course has been on your radar!

🗓 Wed 18 March | 10 am – 3 pm
📍 Westall Community Hub
🔗 Enrol at https://discovery.college/event/making-sense-of-your-senses/

26/02/2026

Ever wondered how your senses shape your wellbeing? Our surroundings, sensations, and sensory preferences all play a big role in how we feel.

Here’s Jack to take us through what to expect from our upcoming course Making Sense of Your Senses, happening next week!

💭 The connection between our eight senses and mental health
💭 How sensory preferences differ from person to person
💭 Ways to create environments that support wellbeing
💭 How sensory awareness can strengthen relationships

📅 Tues 3 March | 10 am - 12 pm
📍 Online
🔗 It’s free! Register via the link in our bio.

A big thank you to everyone who came along to our That Anxious Feeling course earlier this month! The honesty, courage a...
25/02/2026

A big thank you to everyone who came along to our That Anxious Feeling course earlier this month!

The honesty, courage and generosity you bring when sharing your experiences is what makes these spaces so powerful. It wouldn’t be the same without you, and we’re so glad you were part of it 💙

💬 Swipe to hear what some of the people who joined us shared about their experience.

Ever wondered how your senses shape your wellbeing? Our surroundings, sensations, and sensory preferences all play a big...
22/02/2026

Ever wondered how your senses shape your wellbeing? Our surroundings, sensations, and sensory preferences all play a big role in how we feel.

Here's a sneak peek about what our upcoming course Making Sense of Your Senses will look like!

This course is a practical, interactive space to explore:
💭 The connection between our eight senses and mental health
💭 How sensory preferences differ from person to person
💭 Ways to create environments that support wellbeing
💭 How sensory awareness can strengthen relationships

📅 Tues 3 March | 10 am - 12 pm
📍 Online
🔗 It’s free! Enrol at https://discovery.college/event/making-sense-of-your-senses/

Curious about what coming to our upcoming course Making Sense of Your Senses might be like? Here’s what a past participa...
17/02/2026

Curious about what coming to our upcoming course Making Sense of Your Senses might be like? Here’s what a past participant shared about their experience 💬

✨ Don’t miss out if this course has been on your radar!

🗓 Tues 3 March | 10 am – 12 pm
📍 Online and free!
🔗 Enrol at https://discovery.college/event/making-sense-of-your-senses/

✨ UPCOMING COURSE ALERT ✨ How can we understand experiences sometimes called psychosis - and what do they really mean t...
16/02/2026

✨ UPCOMING COURSE ALERT ✨

How can we understand experiences sometimes called psychosis - and what do they really mean to the people who live them?

Our upcoming course, Do You Hear What I Hear? is an open, compassionate space to explore:

💭 Different ways of understanding psychosis
💭 What it can be like to see, hear, feel, or believe things others may not
💭 Stories and insights from people with lived and living experience
💭 How to have open, stigma-free conversations about psychosis

📅 Wed 18 March | 10 am - 3 pm
📍 Westall Community Hub
🔗 It's free! Enrol at https://discovery.college/event/do-you-hear-what-i-hear-and-other-ways-of-thinking-about-psychosis/

✨New episode out ✨In this episode, we speak with critical psychiatrist, Jon Jureidini about what it really means to be “...
16/02/2026

✨New episode out ✨

In this episode, we speak with critical psychiatrist, Jon Jureidini about what it really means to be “not broken.” We explore why psychiatry often looks for simple solutions to complicated problems, how diagnosis can both help and harm, and what it looks like to support someone through tough times instead of shutting those feelings down. This episode is a reminder that not every hard experience is a medical problem and it doesn’t mean we’re broken.

🔗 Listen/ read transcript: https://discovery.college/podcast/not-broken/

✨ UPCOMING COURSE ALERT ✨ Ever wondered how your senses shape your wellbeing? Our surroundings, sensations, and sensory...
09/02/2026

✨ UPCOMING COURSE ALERT ✨

Ever wondered how your senses shape your wellbeing? Our surroundings, sensations, and sensory preferences all play a big role in how we feel.

Our upcoming course, Making Sense of Your Senses, is a practical, interactive space to explore:

💭 The connection between our eight senses and mental health
💭 How sensory preferences differ from person to person
💭 Ways to create environments that support wellbeing
💭 How sensory awareness can strengthen relationships

📅 Tue 3 March | 10 am - 12 pm
📍 Online
🔗 It's free! Enrol at https://discovery.college/event/making-sense-of-your-senses/

Big thanks to everyone who stopped by our discovery college stall at Open Day! Lucy and Joey loved having a chat and sh...
03/02/2026

Big thanks to everyone who stopped by our discovery college stall at Open Day! Lucy and Joey loved having a chat and sharing what discovery college is all about 💙

✨ Meet the facilitators for our upcoming course, That Anxious Feeling! Sam (she/her) 💙 Foody who loves to cook and host...
27/01/2026

✨ Meet the facilitators for our upcoming course, That Anxious Feeling!

Sam (she/her)
💙 Foody who loves to cook and host for her friends and family
💙 Aspiring vegetable gardener
💙 Lover of all things cats

Blake (he/they)
💙 Loves sharing good food with family and friends
💙 Aspiring ceramicist
💙 Player and dungeon master of four D&D campaigns

They’re bringing warmth, curiosity, and deep insight to help us explore what anxiety is, why it shows up differently for everyone, and how our understanding of it can shift over time.

📅 Tues 10 Feb | 10 am – 12 pm
📍 Online
🔗 Free to enrol: https://discovery.college/event/that-anxious-feeling-online/

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