Life’s great challenge is understanding ourselves
Peter Durey says with much of our behaviour is an unconscious reaction, it is one of life’s challenges to really understand ourselves.
South West men, take your seat at the table
Towns like Margaret River tend to create “opportunities” for connecting with people you recognise when you’re out and about in town.
Eating Disorder Experts Share Advice with Local Parents
I’m deeply concerned about the rise in eating disorders in our community, in particular among primary school aged children.
Forum aims to break stigma of suicide loss
Dr Colleen Carlon and Jacquie Tarrant As we approach Christmas and the holidays, this is an important time for all of us to be with loved ones, our family and […]
Surfing sisters, riding the waves of life
Mindful Margaret River volunteers Katherine Seisun and Marg Lindsay find solace and celebration in the ocean thanks to their love of surfing. There’s nothing quite like the feeling of that […]
Finding meaning and purpose in our lives
Why are we here? What is this all about? I don’t know about you, but I’m still waiting for the day I wake up in the morning with a clear […]
Is it tough, being a bloke?
Dr Peter Durey is a Mindful Margaret River board members and volunteers on one of our taskforce teams. This short article is not intended to be provocative but instead stimulating, […]
Mums find magic in talking and sharing
Judith Maechler (left) and Katrina Edmunds facilitate the Radiance Margaret River group, a casual catch up of mums every Thursday morning from 10 to 11:30am. Picture: Supplied. It’s the first […]
Margi Pride: LGBTQIA+ group arrive in style by Ashlee Heard and Ryan Stone
A chance meeting between self-proclaimed ‘soul friends’ Ashlee Heard and Ryan Stone has seen the formation of the region’s new LGBTQIA+ group and a growing number of events and programs to support the community and its allies.
Sometimes it just takes a moment to change a life
“What’s the best thing to say to someone when they tell you they are having suicidal thoughts?” Libby Kustka
