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- Date: Thursday 22 October 2026, 3:00pm AEDT
- Duration: 1 hour
- Type: Event
- Venue: online
This is a member-only event. Please sign in to register. If you don't have registration details, please contact: admin@meaningfulage.org.au. Not a member? Visit our Become a Member page.
Join us this month to learn about the power of narrative therapy with Chelsea Size. Frank Ostaseski (founding director of Zen Hospice Project) said: ‘As hospice workers, one of our central tasks is to be available when stories are ready to be told’.
Narrative therapy empowers individuals to reshape their life stories, emphasising strengths & values to overcome challenges. By externalising problems into story, older people can view their issues separately from their identities, which helps to facilitate constructive change.
Our monthly Community of Practice 1-hour workshops offer member organisations a quality professional peer-to-peer development event. Each workshop combines the sharing of best practices, new approaches and innovations by a guest presenter and the opportunity for Q&A and small group discussions.
Can’t join us on the day? Not a problem: everyone who registers receives a copy of the replay.
Rev Chelsea Size
Chelsea Size is a narrative practitioner who lives and works on unceded Peramangk and Kaurna country (Adelaide, South Australia). Chelsea previously worked as a spiritual care coordinator in aged care. She is an ordained deacon in the Uniting Church and is trained as an occupational therapist. Chelsea graduated from the Master of Narrative Therapy and Community Work program at The University of Melbourne in 2022 and has since become a faculty member and part of the Dulwich Centre teaching team.
Learn more about Chelsea here: Wisdom on living with loneliness – Chelsea Size – The Dulwich Centre
