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Trauma Recovery | Women's Wellbeing đź’«
Counselling | Psychosocial Recovery Coaching | Mental Health
Domestic Violence Recovery | Self-Esteem | Boundaries
Anxiety | Grief & Loss | Life Skills Development
NDIS Capacity Building
NDIS Provider & Private

It’s Provider Momentum day. 💚From 10:00 am–12:00 pm Sydney time today, I’m hosting our monthly LIVE Provider Momentum Se...
14/09/2026

It’s Provider Momentum day. 💚

From 10:00 am–12:00 pm Sydney time today, I’m hosting our monthly LIVE Provider Momentum Session inside the Warrior Community.

This is where we bring the real business stuff into the room.

The decision you’ve been circling.

The marketing idea you haven’t implemented.

The staffing or systems issue that keeps resurfacing.

The question you’ve been carrying around in your own head because there hasn’t been anyone appropriate to ask.

We’ll work through live business-coaching hot seats, answer provider questions and use two focused co-working sprints to actually move something forward before the session ends.

That combination matters.

Because sometimes the value isn’t another piece of information.

It’s having a place to think out loud, hear another perspective, learn from what other providers are navigating and leave with something clearer than when you arrived.

Provider Momentum is part of the Warrior Community, alongside our monthly live Q&As, practical resources, tutorials and ongoing peer connection.

And in a sector going through this much change, belonging to a professional community where you don’t have to work everything out alone can make a real difference.

If you’ve been thinking about joining us, today is a very good day to come in.

Today’s session is virtual.

Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Brisbane & Hobart: 10:00 am–12:00 pm
Adelaide & Darwin: 9:30 am–11:30 am
Perth: 8:00 am–10:00 am

Join the Warrior Community

Tania

A gentle reminder for anyone who needs it today.Take what resonates. Leave the rest.
14/09/2026

A gentle reminder for anyone who needs it today.

Take what resonates. Leave the rest.




✨ It’s live! And I’d love your help testing it.After a lot of behind-the-scenes rebuilding, the new Whole Warrior Soluti...
13/09/2026

✨ It’s live! And I’d love your help testing it.

After a lot of behind-the-scenes rebuilding, the new Whole Warrior Solutions website is now live. đź’—

It has a fresh look, clearer pathways and a much easier way to explore how I support people through:

• Psychosocial Recovery Coaching
• Therapeutic Training
• Employment Therapy
• Employee Assistance

But before I call it completely finished, I’d love some real humans to put it through its paces. 🧭

If you have a few minutes, could you visit the site and tell me:

👉 Was it easy to understand what we do?
👉 Could you quickly find the service you were looking for?
👉 Did the enquiry forms work properly for you?
👉 Was anything confusing, slow, broken or missing?
👉 What was your overall first impression?

And if you’re a support coordinator, recovery coach, health professional, employer or referrer, I’d especially value your perspective on how easy it is to work out where to refer someone.

I'm a weirdo I know, built it myself, so much fun!

🌿 Fresh look. Same heart.

Visit:

Your past can explain you, but it doesn't have to control your future.We’ve all been there. Life happens, painful things...
12/09/2026

Your past can explain you, but it doesn't have to control your future.

We’ve all been there. Life happens, painful things occur, and it’s valid to feel the weight of those experiences. But there is a crucial difference between acknowledging that we were victims of a circumstance and allowing that identity to decide what happens next.

It’s a subtle but powerful shift in the questions we ask ourselves:

Instead of: “Why does this keep happening to me?”

Try asking: “What choice is available to me now?”

This shift moves us away from what we cannot control and anchors us in the one place where our power truly lives: the present moment and the choice we make next.

What’s one small choice you can make today to reclaim your power? Let me know in the comments.

When your mind won’t switch off…You replay the conversation.You analyse every detail.You wonder if you said the wrong th...
09/09/2026

When your mind won’t switch off…

You replay the conversation.
You analyse every detail.
You wonder if you said the wrong thing.
You imagine what might go wrong next.

And before you know it, your brain has been running the same loop for hours.

This is called rumination.

Rumination happens when the mind gets stuck replaying thoughts, worries, or past events. Instead of helping us solve a problem, it often fuels anxiety, stress, and emotional exhaustion.

Many people who have experienced trauma, relationship conflict, grief, or ongoing stress notice this pattern. The brain is trying to make sense of things and protect you… but it can get caught between the past and the “what ifs” of the future.

At Whole Warrior Solutions, we gently help people learn how to step out of that loop.

Through trauma-informed counselling and coaching, you can learn how to:

✨ Understand why your mind gets stuck in rumination
✨ Calm your nervous system
✨ Build healthier thinking patterns
✨ Develop practical grounding and coping strategies

You don’t have to stay trapped in overthinking.

With the right tools and support, it is possible to find more clarity, calm, and emotional freedom.

🌿 If rumination is keeping you stuck, support is available.

👉 Book a session. Link in comments

Sometimes one conversation can help you step out of the loop.

PSA for NDIS providers, Support Coordinators and Recovery Coaches.Support coordination is changing, but the final model ...
09/09/2026

PSA for NDIS providers, Support Coordinators and Recovery Coaches.

Support coordination is changing, but the final model has not been decided.

The Government has announced that the current participant-funded support coordination model will be replaced by a commissioned Support Coordination and Connection service from 1 July 2028. Until then, existing support coordination arrangements continue.

What is being decided now is how that future system will actually work.

The consultation is asking questions about:

• who should be eligible for SCC and SCC+
• whether one lead organisation should manage services across each region
• how participant choice and control will be protected
• how providers should be commissioned and paid
• workforce, quality and safeguarding requirements
• how existing Support Coordinators and Psychosocial Recovery Coaches could transition

The preferred model being tested is significant. One lead organisation could be responsible for delivering or contracting SCC services across an entire region, although a multi-provider model is also being considered.

That means this consultation matters not only to Support Coordinators.

It may also affect referral pathways, provider relationships, participant choice, specialist services and the future shape of the NDIS provider market.

If you work in this space, now is the time to read the paper and have your say.

Submissions close 2 October 2026. Link in comments.

You’re allowed to take this at your own pace.
09/09/2026

You’re allowed to take this at your own pace.




05/09/2026

Father’s Day can hold many different emotions.

Today we honour the fathers, stepfathers, grandfathers, foster fathers, father figures and men who show up with love, steadiness and care.

We also honour the single mothers who have carried both roles, made impossible decisions, kept households going, protected their children, and provided the consistency a child needed when someone else could not.

For some, today is joyful.
For others, it may bring grief, disappointment, complicated memories, estrangement or loss.

There is no one right way to feel about Father’s Day.

What matters most is not a title, but the presence, safety, love and responsibility we offer the people who depend on us.

To every person helping a child feel safe, valued and loved today, we see you. đź’—

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3 Amy Close
Wyong, NSW
2259

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61401503477

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