The Circle of Security is a relationship based parenting program designed to enhance attachment security between parents and children.

Through attending this program you will be given the opportunity to discover the missing “manual” you were hoping to receive when you had your child/children.

You will develop an understanding of not only your child but of yourself as a parent and get a close look at your relationship with your child/children. In turn parent/child interactions will become less stressful and experience improved behaviour.

The program is facilitated by a male therapist with extensive local and national experience in parenting and Father inclusive practice.

WHEN: Thursdays 6pm – 8pm.
DATES: 16th May – 4th July (8 sessions)
COST: $50 Concession or $80 non concession
WHERE: WHWS Group Room

The Circle of Security is a relationship based parenting program designed to enhance attachment security between parents and children.

Through attending this program you will be given the opportunity to discover the missing “manual” you were hoping to receive when you had your child/children.

You will develop an understanding of not only your child but of yourself as a parent and get a close look at your relationship with your child/children. In turn parent/child interactions will become less stressful and experience improved behaviour.

The program is facilitated by a male therapist with extensive local and national experience in parenting and Father inclusive practice.

WHEN: Thursdays 6pm – 8pm.
DATES: 16th May – 4th July (8 sessions)
COST: $50 Concession or $80 non concession
WHERE: WHWS Group Room

Once upon a time Perth inner city dwellers had nowhere to sit back, relax and keep cosy during the winter months.

Until, 140 transformed Postal Place into a hub for them to escape the chaos…

Our Library is a book exchange and a sanctuary away from the city. You can relax and enjoy the space and even take a book home. In return we ask you replace it with another book you have loved, which you don’t mind passing on.

Keep an eye out for our awesome giveaways, competitions and events in this space in the month ahead and find out more at bit.ly/140library

DATE:28-May-2019 – 25-June-2019

TIMEPRICE:Free

VENUE:140 Perth

ADDRESS:140 William Street, Perth

Once upon a time Perth inner city dwellers had nowhere to sit back, relax and keep cosy during the winter months.

Until, 140 transformed Postal Place into a hub for them to escape the chaos…

Our Library is a book exchange and a sanctuary away from the city. You can relax and enjoy the space and even take a book home. In return we ask you replace it with another book you have loved, which you don’t mind passing on.

Keep an eye out for our awesome giveaways, competitions and events in this space in the month ahead and find out more at bit.ly/140library

DATE:28-May-2019 – 25-June-2019

TIMEPRICE:Free

VENUE:140 Perth

ADDRESS:140 William Street, Perth

The Rotary Club of Mount Lawley is hosting a screening of Toy Story 4 to raise funds for Scarlett, a toddler who is the only person in Western Australia to have been identified as having GNB1 Syndrome, a rare disease that affects the signalling inside her cells. Scarlett is affected on a global level, unable to independently move, communicate, or feed herself. Please help us fundraise for a wheelchair-accessible vehicle for Scarlett.

Simply taking a few mindful moments in your day, or setting aside a little time to meditate, can help you in managing the symptoms associated with arthritis and osteoporosis. Ms Jacintha Bell, Occupational Therapist, will discuss how to develop a greater understanding of what mindfulness and meditation can do for you, and learn some simple practices that you can start using right away. You may be surprised to discover that mindfulness and meditation are not necessarily the same thing, and you do not need to meditate to be mindful.

Event Information

The Osteoarthritis Social Group will be meeting prior to this talk at 10.00am. If you would like to attend this meeting please indicate this when you register.
Bookings essential for the talk – book online below or call 9388 2199 to register.
Entry by donation.