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This national day is a celebration of Indigenous culture, stories and literacy!

Here is the calendar for our Day to Day Living Centre.

We have a few special events going on this month so take a look at what's on and come see us!

Through our Facebook page, we have been going on a bit of a journey through positive psychology. For part four of our adventure we are tackling the ‘maybe we’re born with it’ angle.

This is a long one guys so get comfy!

According to Dr Pidgeon, the ‘Aim to Flourish’ step is based around the four stages of mental health. From low to high there are mental illness, languishing, moderate mental health, and flourishing. While most people are in the moderate mental health section, positive psychology aims to move people into the flourishing sector, to lift ourselves to the highest level of mental health we need to consider a few areas in our lives.

Red Nose Day is an annual event and is the main fundraising event to assist SIDS and Kids in providing essential services and programs to the Australian Community

Here is the August calendar of events for our Day to Day Living centre! There's a tonne of fun activities so come in and get involved!

Positive Psychology was founded by a group of psychologists (Dr Martin Seligman, Dr Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Dr Christopher Peterson) who created a theory on why happy people are happy. And who doesn’t need more of that, right

Do you have questions about installing child seat restraints properly or want to know what the law says about transporting children safety in the NT?

TeamHEALTH’s Child and Family Wellbeing Services team in Katherine recently participated in a workshop with KidSafe NT about how to correctly install child seat restraints and transport children safety.

The Health and Wellness Festival is back for another year at the Darwin Waterfront from Saturday 13^th to Sunday 14^th July!

NAIDOC Week is held across Australia every year during the second week of July to celebrate history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The week is a great opportunity to participate in a range of activities and to support your local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community.

If you are self or plan managed, you have the option of using your NDIS funds on supports and services while overseas for up to six weeks (or sometimes longer, if given explicit permission) So, if you need to hire a support worker in Bali, or buy continence aids in London, or rent a mobility scooter at Disneyland, THAT'S OK and can be claimed from your Self or Plan Managed NDIS plan!!

Find the July Day to Day Living calendar here!