Wellbeing Circles exploring Worry and Doubt

11 Nov 2026 7.30pm - 9.00pm

Our monthly community Wellbeing Circles allow for purposeful conversations to explore topics relating to foundations of wellbeing. 

The sessions provide a unique opportunity to pause and consider your overall wellbeing, connect with others, explore these deep themes through the reading of quotations, stories and writings and by discussing their implications on health and wellbeing.  

When working with clients to achieve personal goals, I find it can be helpful for them to link with others on a similar pathway.  Connecting within a small ‘community’ enables individuals to feel supported, gain clarity and find a level of accountability. 

Examples of topics – Giving, A Sense of Time, Detachment, Service, Wisdom, Love, Honesty, Gratitude

Please register for the final sessions now so you don’t miss out on exploring these three topics:

  • Wednesday 9 September @ 7:30pm with the Theme – Worry & Doubt
  • Wednesday 14 October @ 7:30pm with the Theme – Trustworthiness
  • Wednesday 11 November @ 7:30pm with the Theme – Generosity

These New Pathways Wellbeing Circles are held monthly, are free to clients, the general public, family and friends.  All are welcome.  Please register to attend and confirmation details for the next session will be sent to you. 

We provide a safe space to reflect and make connections with like-minded individuals. 

Details
Date:
11 Nov 2026
Time:
7.30pm - 9.00pm
Location
Wellbeing Circles exploring Worry and Doubt,
Cost
$0
Organizer
Annette Subhani – New Pathways
0418320138
newpathwayslc@gmail.com
Event Registration
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