We have quite a few events coming up in March and April, see below for details! And see our calendar below for the regular events at our Community Centre (note we are working on the quality of the print!).

Our LWT SAP Team are busy preparing a number of workshops, presentations and useful handouts. They are as follows:

Workshop: Low Impact Cooking: Nourish Your Body, Protect the Planet: with Tanya Kurzbock ~ Local Naturopath with 10+ years experience as a naturopath

website – www.yournaturopath.online

What if the way you cook could improve your gut health, balance your hormones, support weight regulation — and reduce your environmental footprint?

In this empowering workshop, we explore how everyday kitchen choices influence both your internal ecosystem and the world around you.

You’ll learn:

• How chemical exposure in food impacts gut health and inflammation
• Why soil health and microbiome health are deeply connected
• The benefits of eating seasonal and locally sourced produce
• How nutrient-dense food improves metabolism and reduces cravings
• Simple strategies to reduce food waste and lower household impact
• Low impact cooking methods that protect nutrients and reduce energy use

This is not about perfection. It’s about conscious, practical shifts that create powerful ripple effects.

Low Impact Cooking supports:
• Blood sugar stability
• Digestive integrity
• Hormone balance
• Sustainable living
• Community resilience

Every meal becomes a vote — for your health and for the future. Join us and learn how small daily choices can create lasting transformation. 

WHEN: Sat 28^th March, 4pm WHERE: LWT Centre ‘Nest’, RSVP Kelly- [email protected] or 0498 315 298

On country walk and talk. April 13^th 11am-2pm TBC

We met with the amazing people at the Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation (CHAC), Camilla, Jack, Danai & Rochelle in Smithton on Monday 23^rd Feb, we are collaborating with them to bring an event to Fossil Bluff on April 13^th to talk about Culture, Seasonal Changes, Bush Foods, Aboriginal Language, land management and hearing stories.

We are only at the beginning of organising this incredible event. Keep an eye out for updates.

Biochar Workshop with Nick Towle – This will be happening at our Oldina LWT Community Farm in April or May. Keep an eye out for the date and information.

In this hands-on workshop you will learn about the process of making good biochar, as well as the diverse applications and benefits of biochar in building healthy living systems. 

Biochar production begins with turning carbon rich material into charcoal. A range of methods may be used and for this workshop you’ll be guided in using the Live Well Tasmania cone kiln. 

Throughout the workshop we’ll discuss suitable materials for making charcoal and the next steps in processing and applying it within your garden, farm or land restoration project.  

Understanding Loss and Grief Workshop

Your Heart Will Heal: Understanding Loss and Grief: Helping Yourself and Others on the Journey

Venue: Live Well Tasmania Community Centre, Monday, 23rd March, 9:30am – 1:30pm

Delivered by the Community Owned Response to Eliminating Suicide (CORES) training program, part of the Kentish Regional Clinic.

Training Aim:

This 4-hour workshop is designed to provide participants with an understanding of loss and grief and an opportunity to gain knowledge, strategies and resources to support themselves and others on this journey.

This 4-hour workshop is designed to provide participants with an understanding of loss and grief and an opportunity to gain knowledge, strategies and resources to support themselves and others on this journey.

Learning Outcomes:

Through the completion of this workshop, you will be able to:

·        Explore the impacts of loss and grief on your life.

·        Recognise the different types of grief.

·        Identify how to support someone who is grieving.

·        Develop personal Self-Care strategies to support yourself while grieving.

Rooms available

Live Well Tasmania offers warm, accessible rooms perfect for any activity that builds connection, wellbeing, or creativity. Whether you run a craft circle, mindfulness group, social catch‑up, support group or movement class, we’d love to host you.

We’re on the lookout for new community groups to fill our space with life and connection!
Ideas could include:
🌸 Art workshops
🚶 Wellbeing groups
🎶 Music circles
🧵 Craft clubs
☕ Social cuppa meet-ups
💬 Peer support groups