Let's Get It Sorted

24/09/2026

23/09/2026

10 DAYS TO GO!

Coming from near and far…

In just 10 days, our William Glasser International community will come together on the beautiful Gold Coast! 💙

We’re excited to welcome delegates and presenters from Australia and around the world for a wonderful few days of learning, sharing, connecting and celebrating.

Whether you’re travelling to join us in person or tuning in via livestream, we can’t wait to have you with us.

📅 2–4 October 2026
📍 Gold Coast, Australia
💻 Livestream available

The countdown is on — only 10 days to go! 🎉
Register Now: link in bio
https://pay.glasseraustralia.com.au/

13/09/2026

We spend a surprising amount of time wishing other people would change.

If they would just listen.

Understand.

Behave differently.

Do what we want them to do.

Choice Theory® invites us to look somewhere else.

Not at what we can make other people do, but at what we can choose to do.

That doesn't mean relationships are always easy.

It simply gives us somewhere useful to start.

Find out more about Choice Theory® at WGI.
Link in the first comment

29/08/2026

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29/08/2026

Lets Get It Sorted at the Gold Coast Women’s Health Network event in Robina today, 29 August 2026, from 10 am to 4 pm.

21/05/2026

The Australian Bureau of Statistics has released its refreshed General Social Survey, offering a snapshot of how Australians are feeling, connecting, and participating in community life.

One finding stood out to us: only 53% of Australians reported having weekly in-person contact with family or friends outside their household in 2025 – higher than during the pandemic, but still below 2019 levels.

The survey also found that people with low life satisfaction were significantly more likely to experience high mental distress, loneliness, low trust in others, and disconnection from their communities.

Research consistently shows that healthy relationships and social connection aren’t just good for us emotionally – they’re protective factors for our mental and overall health.

In our work every day, we see how strong relationships support wellbeing, resilience, and a sense of belonging – especially during periods of stress, uncertainty, or change.

As loneliness and social isolation continue to grow across Australia, strengthening social connection is becoming an increasingly important part of supporting community wellbeing.

Read the full General Social Survey results on the ABS website:
https://bit.ly/3R4G3vb

14/05/2026

A big thank you to the Gold Coast Social Work Expo Team 2026, all the social workers who supported the event and the service providers who supported the event. We would like to say a special thank you to Varsity Lakes Community Resource Centre for their support with making this day a great success.