August 26: WHY The Little Things Matter
This month is an invitation to challenge our way of thinking. Let’s Talk Honestly About the realities of family life during the summer holidays.
As the summer holidays begin to fade and September moves closer, many families are preparing for the return of familiar routines. Earlier mornings, school days, work commitments and busy schedules may soon replace the slower pace of summer, bringing both the comfort of structure and the pressure of having more to manage.
As we move towards the end of this series, today’s blog is a reminder that meaningful family moments do not always need to be planned, expensive or extraordinary. They are often found in the ordinary experiences that fill our days: a conversation on the way to school, a shared joke while making dinner or a few quiet minutes spent listening to one another.
We will also explore how mindfulness can become part of everyday family life without feeling like another task; noticing the present means pausing long enough to recognise that a small moment is already meaningful.
Because as life becomes busier again, the goal is to notice what’s already there and allow the little things to matter.
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World Suicide Prevention Day: A Practical Guide To Better Conversations of Care
Friday 11 September 2026
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Dave will address the challenges that we all face around mental health conversation. Providing tools and tips to overcome the things that ‘get in our way’ to create genuine cultures of care for you, your workspace and your wider friends and family.