Course timetable
An abstract, absurd collection of images arranged to look like a water-drop. They include a green leaf overlapped by a water droplet which is overlapped by a flame. Behind these are a school of silver fish. An illustration of a purple eye floats at the top left, and music notes appear to be emerging from the centre.

Posted: 20 May 2021

Do You Hear What I Hear? And other ways of thinking about psychosis

In this course, we’re going to explore stories and participate in activities that help us understand what psychosis can look and feel like. But we’re also going to talk about how complicated it is, and how there are different ways of thinking about it (and how not everyone agrees).

Posted: 10 December 2020

The Creative Connection

We’ll talk about what creativity is, the value it brings and how people have found ways to welcome creativity into their lives.

Posted: 10 September 2019

What to expect from the course, ‘Making Sense of your Senses’

Don’t know what to expect from our Making Sense of your Senses course? Rick shares his experience with discovery college.

Posted: 23 August 2019

Anne and the power of connection

Anne sits down with us to discuss how discovery college can help you reconnect.

Posted: 9 July 2019

Lucy & the value of vulnerability

Lucy explores what it felt like to share her experience of psychosis with her community.

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Mark making sense of his senses

Mark tells us about his experience in the Making Sense of your Senses course.

Posted: 8 July 2019

Finding creativity in Sam’s garden

Come explore Sam’s garden, where she expresses her creativity to feed her connection to nature.

Posted: 1 July 2019

Bianca & the joy of finding her creative self

I’m not creative! was a story Bianca used to tell herself but we sat & had a chat with her about how she found the space to explore what creativity is & what it brings to her life & wellbeing.

Posted: 6 June 2019

Lindy & the value of laughter

As a parent, Lindy has ridden the waves of mental health with her family, so we sat & had a chat with her about animals, the ripple effect & the importance of humour.

Posted: 4 June 2019

What is coproduction? Yes – such a great question!

Coproduction creates a space where we can value & learn from all expertise (just like our courses!). It is space that allows us to comfortably uncomfortably share & understand from different perspectives. Check out a more in-depth perspective in this post.

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