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About 
Us.

Welcome to Workplace Wellbeing natters - a community created to support people in the health & community services sector looking for wellbeing support and advice.
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Our Vision is to be the trusted source of information on workplace wellbeing, supporting health and community service workplaces to be well places.

If you’re working in primary care, mental health, disability, aged, community development, government, or any other part of the health and community services ecosystem, Workplace Wellbeing natters will help you look after yourself and your colleagues, as you work to serve the community.

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We offer a range of online workshops and webinars, podcasts, evidence-informed resources and strategies, and a diverse social following for both individuals and organisations – to help foster wellbeing in the workplace.  

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We aim to: 

  • Inspire the health and community services sector to rethink workplace wellbeing and why it matters. 

  • Motivate the health and community service sector to be well at work. 

  • Offer evidence-informed, actionable strategies and resources to enhance the wellbeing of people and workplaces.

  • Showcase the experiences and voices of the sector and explore what matters most. 

  • Build workplace wellbeing literacy, including knowledge and capability for all workers.

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So that work can be a safe space where everyone cares for each other's health, safety and wellbeing. 

Meet the Workplace Wellbeing natters
founders and podcast hosts.

Say hello to Linda & Danielle.

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With over 30 years of collective experience working with individuals and organisations in the health and community services sectors, and over 11 individual qualifications between them, Linda and Danielle are well-equipped and extremely passionate about your health and wellbeing.

Hi, I'm Linda

Pronouns: She/Her

I’m based in Gippsland and work throughout Australia and have almost three decades of experience working with individuals & organisations in the not-for-profit, private and government sectors. 

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I specialise in workplace wellbeing, and hold qualifications in applied positive psychology, business wellbeing, neuroscience of leadership and am a Master accredited Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) trainer.

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I provide tailored training and coaching to support workplaces to be well places and strengthen individual wellbeing through mental health and wellbeing strategies including profiling. 

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When I’m not working, you can find me line dancing, walking one of our many rail trails (Great Southern Rail Trail and the Warburton to Lilydale Rail Trail are in my top three), or wandering the wetlands (Sale Commons is my favourite).

 

If I am not out and about, I frequently have my nose in a book or buried in my computer as I feed my love of learning by researching the latest theory that has caught my interest.

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My various qualifications include:

  • Master of Applied Positive Psychology (University of Melbourne);

  • Graduate Certificate in Business Wellbeing (Sydney Business School, University of Wollongong);

  • Advanced Diploma of Neuroscience of Leadership;

  • Graduate Certificate in Consumer Engagement;

  • Certificate in Professional Coaching;

  • Associate Diploma of Arts (Welfare);

  • Principal Master Instructor: Mental Health First Aid

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Hi, I'm Danielle

Pronouns: She/Her

I live on Wadawurrung Country (Geelong region) in Victoria. I have more than 15 years of experience in a variety of roles across the community, private and government sectors.

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I am a wellbeing specialist, who is passionate about supporting people and workplaces to create healthy, safe and well environments. I hold qualifications in applied positive psychology and I am currently completing a Master of Professional Psychology, on my journey to become a registered psychologist.

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When I'm not working (or studying!), you can find me hanging out with Eva, my nine-year-old flat coat retriever, teaching myself to play piano (it’s a fun challenge), lounging on the couch enjoying a TV binge session, or out riding my bike, which I've just started again after letting it gather dust for the last few years.

My various qualifications include:

  • Master of Professional Psychology (in progress)

  • Master of Applied Positive Psychology

  • Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)

  • Bachelor of Nursing

Discover how we can help you.

We offer various channels of support so that you can choose which ones suit you best. Explore our online workshops and webinars, tune in to our weekly podcast, browse our extensive list of industry and evidence-based resources or read through our many blog articles. Our aim is to provide you with as many resources as possible, because your happiness and wellbeing is our priority. 

WORKSHOPS

Webinars, workshops and collaborative classes online & in person - all designed around you.

podcast

Weekly podcast featuring guest speakers from the industry and helpful insights.

resources

Industry and evidence-based resources including strategies, legal requirements and toolkits.

Get in touch.

We'd love to hear from you.
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Wellbeing that works
    for the health & community services sector

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