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Networking Events

With One Another 

Creating spaces for genuine connection and community in helping professions.

​Our With One Another event series is a community and connection gathering that offers a more human approach to networking. Rather than focusing on promotion or performance, these events create space for genuine conversation, shared reflection, and connection with others who understand the emotional demands of this work.

Designed with authenticity and warmth at their centre, these gatherings are slower, intentional spaces to connect -  without pressure, expectation, or agenda. Our hope is that you leave feeling grounded, supported, and more connected to the community you work within.

Upcoming Events 

Path Connect X With One Another
An Evening of Gathering, Not Networking

31.08.2026

6:00PM - 8:00PM

Gracie's, South Yarra

Beyond Burnout: Finding Sustainable Ways to Care for Ourselves While Caring for Others
 

This gathering explores what it means to sustain ourselves in professions built around caring for others. Through an honest and reflective conversation, we'll consider how we can continue showing up for our work, our clients and ourselves in ways that feel meaningful and sustainable.

 

The evening will be hosted with Laura Maguire of Path Connect.

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Past Events 

With One Another - An Evening of Gathering, Not Networking

04.06.2026

6:00PM - 8:00PM

Hotel House, Fitzroy North

Navigating Change Together in Allied Health

This inaugural event centres on the experience of working through ongoing change and transition within the NDIS, and how clinicians can remain grounded, supported, and connected during periods of uncertainty.

 

The evening will include a session with Trystan Conway (Conway Consulting Group), consultant and business coach. 

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters upon which our services are provided. We extend our appreciation to their continuing connections to country and pay our respects to Elders past and present for they hold the memories, the traditions, the culture, and the hopes of all Traditional Custodians. We express our gratitude in the sharing of this land and our sorrow for the personal, spiritual, and cultural costs of that sharing.

 

We also acknowledge that beneath the umbrella of our Therapeutic work are practices belonging to ancient lineages and traditions that have been appropriated by Western models. We actively work to illuminate the origins of these practices as part of our commitment.

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