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13/10/2026

What can we learn when we get curious about the experiences of those around us?

Ahead of our upcoming course, Do You Hear What I Hear? and other ways of thinking about psychosis, we’re grateful to be sharing Lucy’s story of psychosis and recovery.

By speaking about her experience so candidly, she invites us to move beyond assumptions and get curious about the many different ways people experience and making sense of unshared realities.

If Lucy’s story has sparked your curiosity, we’d love you to join us for the course! ⬇️

📅 Tue 20 October | 10 am - 3 pm
📍 Phoenix Park Community Centre, Malvern East
🔗 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 past participants ...
11/10/2026

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

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

📅 Tue 20 October | 10 am - 3 pm
📍 Phoenix Park Community Centre, Malvern East
🔗 It’s free! Enrol at via link in bio.

🔎 Here’s a look at what to expect at our upcoming course, Do You Hear What I Hear? This course opens up a safe space to ...
08/10/2026

🔎 Here’s a look at what to expect at our upcoming course, Do You Hear What I Hear?

This course opens up a safe space to compassionately 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

📅 Tue 20 October | 10 am - 3 pm
📍 Phoenix Park Community Centre, Malvern East
🔗 It’s free! Enrol at via the link in our bio.

📢 UPCOMING COURSE  How can we understand experiences sometimes called psychosis - and what do they really mean to the pe...
04/10/2026

📢 UPCOMING COURSE

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


📅 Tue 20 October | 10 am - 3 pm
📍 Phoenix Park Community Centre, Malvern East
🔗 It’s free! Enrol via the link in our bio.

Meet your facilitators for our course running this Thursday, Abbey and Joey!Abbey (she/her)💙 Lover of good chats and goo...
07/09/2026

Meet your facilitators for our course running this Thursday, Abbey and Joey!

Abbey (she/her)
💙 Lover of good chats and good clouds
💙 Retired university debater
💙 Dabbles in chess and the gym

Joey (he/him)
💙 Occupational Therapist & Clinical Lead
💙 Handpan player & aspiring chef
💙 Camping aficionado & bulldog fan
💙 Always has a Tech-no for an answer 😉

Together, they’ll be bringing passion, expertise, and a whole lot of heart to this course. We’ve still got some spots left, so head to the link in our bio to register!

📢 UPCOMING COURSE  How can we understand experiences sometimes called psychosis - and what do they really mean to the pe...
01/09/2026

📢 UPCOMING COURSE

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


📅 Tue 6 October | 10 am - 3 pm
📍 Bunjil Place, Narre Warren
🔗 It’s free! Enrol via the link in our bio.

01/09/2026

Sometimes it’s just easier to hear it from the people who’ve been there.

💬 In this video you can hear some people talk about their experiences of Recovery Colleges like us, and what they’ve learned along the way.

Here’s a look at what to expect at our upcoming course, Breaking the Taboo.We’ll be opening up a safe space to compassio...
31/08/2026

Here’s a look at what to expect at our upcoming course, Breaking the Taboo.

We’ll be opening up a safe space to compassionately explore:

💭 The importance and impact of language when talking about su***de
💭 Different perspectives and lived experiences of su***de
💭 How su***de can affect individuals, families, and communities in unique ways
💭 Approaches to having more open, compassionate conversations about su***de

🗓 Thursday 10 Sept | 10 am – 3:30 pm
📍 Springvale Community Hub
🔗 Free! Enrol via link in bio.

What happens when we talk about su***de?Su***de can be difficult topic to talk about. In our upcoming course, Breaking t...
18/08/2026

What happens when we talk about su***de?

Su***de can be difficult topic to talk about. In our upcoming course, Breaking the Taboo, we’re opening up a safe space to compassionately explore different experiences and perspectives related to su***de.

💭 The importance and impact of language when talking about su***de
💭 Different perspectives and lived experiences of su***de
💭 How su***de can affect individuals, families, and communities in unique ways
💭 Approaches to having more open, compassionate conversations about su***de

🗓 Thursday 10 Sept | 10 am – 3:30 pm
📍 Springvale Community Hub
🔗 Free! Enrol via link in bio

✨ New episode out ✨ What if crisis care felt a little different?In this episode, we speak with Danny, Centre Manager of ...
14/08/2026

✨ New episode out ✨

What if crisis care felt a little different?
In this episode, we speak with Danny, Centre Manager of Neami National’s Urgent Mental Health Care Centre in Adelaide, about a different approach to supporting people experiencing mental health crisis.
At the centre, people are welcomed as guests, not patients or clients. We explore what this means in practice, from peer support and a philosophy of “care, not treatment” to a calm, lounge room-like environment where guests are recognised as the experts in their own lives.
Danny shares what happens when someone walks through the door, why the centre prioritises safety over surveillance, and how small shifts in language, environment and relationships can transform the experience of crisis.

🎧 Listen to the latest ep: https://discovery.college/podcast/guests-not-patients/

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