Workshops / Events

Family and Carers Support Group

Would you like to connect with other carers?

All carers and families who provide support for a family member who has a mental illness, disability or is frail aged are welcome to join us.

Lots of activities and self-care activities including:

• Seated Zumba/ Drumbeats
• Yarning
• Carers Group lunches
• Picnics/ Carers Week Picnic
• Guest Speakers
• Arts and craft
• Shared Lunch
• Lawn bowls
• Morning Tea's
• Joining other community events

When: Every Wednesday
Time: 10:00am - 12:00pm
Where: Kalgoorlie (different venues every week)

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Wellness Circle - Esperance

Mental Health Family & Carer Support presents Wellness Circle group.

Centrecare’s Goldfields Mental Health Family & Carers Support Service provides an open group for individuals that would like some support with learning skills, building resilience, self awareness, and connecting to inner peace and strength.

Supporting Carers To Manage:

• Anxiety
• Anger
• Low Mood
• Sleep Difficulties
• Interpersonal difficulties
• Loneliness

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Protective Behaviours - Midland

PLEASE NOTE: The dates and times for this workshop will be provided upon request. Please contact Centrecare Midland for more information.

"We all have the right to feel safe at home" | "We can talk with someone about anything"

Workshop Objectives

• Provide families with knowledge of the Protective Behaviour themes, concepts and strategies.
• Understand age-appropriate child development related to protective behaviours strategies.
• Learn ways to include craft, play and role play scenarios to reinforce important safety concepts with resources provided.

Workshops available for families with children

Birth to 7years / 8 - 12 years / 13 -18 years

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Building Bridges 2025 - Esperance

PLEASE NOTE: The dates and times for this seminar will be provided upon request. Please contact Centrecare Esperance on the number in the flyer below for more information.

Plan for peace, not tug of war

Co-Parenting after Separation seminar.

Two-hour interactive, educational seminar for separated parents.

Building Bridges supports separated parents to focus on the best interests of their children and provides strategies for better managing conflict and maintaining a healthy co-parent alliance through effective communication and self-care.

REGISTRATION IS ESSENTIAL

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Dad's FIFO Journey - Raising Confident Kids

Register your Expression of Interest.

For dad’s with children under 12 years of age wanting to stay involved and connected while balancing work and home life.

• Eight (8) modules covered over eight weeks (online/ complete in your own time)
• 17 effective strategies
• Promote new skills and help emotional self-regulation
• Managing stress and self-care
• Building strong relationships
• Practical tips and activities
• Videos and fun interactive learning
• Certificate of completion

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Building Bridges 2025 - Kalgoorlie

Plan for peace, not tug of war

Co-Parenting after Separation seminar.

Two-hour interactive, educational seminar for separated parents.

Building Bridges supports separated parents to focus on the best interests of their children and provides strategies for better managing conflict and maintaining a healthy co-parent alliance through effective communication and self-care.

REGISTRATION IS ESSENTIAL

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When Gambling Becomes a Problem

Workshops for people who want to explore their gambling behaviour.

Centrecare is offering a workshop of six (6) weeks duration for clients over the age of 18 years with an interest in addressing their problematic gambling behaviour.

The group is run by an experienced counsellor specialising in people with problematic gambling. Family member or partner welcome.

Topics to be covered in the workshops include, but are not limited to:

• Understanding reasons for problem gambling
• Understanding functions of problem gambling
• Understanding impacts of problem gambling
• Exploring motivation to change
• Developing strategies to control problem gambling
• Exploring thought processes
• Reconnecting with our best selves
• Re-evaluation of our lifestyle
• Taking responsibility for gambling behaviour
• Maintaining changes made
• Relapse prevention

Please note:
All participants must attend at least one individual assessment session at Centrecare prior to commencing the group. (This assessment will determine suitability for the group.)

For further information or to register your interest for the group, please call Centrecare on 9325 6644.

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Building Resilience Group for Women Southwest

Please note: This group is currently taking expressions of interest.

A free education & support group for women impacted by family violence.

Key components of this group are:

• Safety
• Wellbeing support
• Information sharing

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Men Choosing Respect - Kalgoorlie

A behavioural change program for men.

A 24 week, two hour educational program aimed at identifying and challenging violent and abusive behaviour.

An open and safe group where we learn to:

• Understand the impact of violence on others
• Acknowledge the use of violence and taking full responsibility for the behaviour
• Learn to make safer choices
• Develop the ability to act in respectful ways
• Look at things from other’s perspectives
• Understand how you might have made the family feel unsafe and not respected.
  

Registration is essential
To register or for more information, please call 9080 0333.

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Tuning in to Teens - May - Jun 2025 - Midland

Do you want to get to know and understand your teen better?

Tuning in to Teens will show you how to develop your emotional connection between you and your children.

Specifically focusing on the developmental needs of teenagers, integrating a greater focus on acceptance/empathy, and helping parents and carers to manage their own
responses when adolescents reject or push them away as the young person seeks greater autonomy.

The aim of this workshop is for adults to:

• Understand and manage their teen’s emotions while supporting healthy communication and emotional intelligence.
• Become aware of emotions to support social skills and conflict.
• Understand adolescent brain development and normalising behaviours.
• Develop acceptance of all emotions, not necessarily behaviours.
• Understand the importance of self-care and mindfulness.

Registration Essential.

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