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Telehealth and face to face counselling * Pregnancy Choices * Emotional Health Tel. 6231 3212 |
Telehealth and face to face counselling * Pregnancy Choices * Emotional Health Tel. 6231 3212 |
Telehealth and face to face counselling * Pregnancy Choices * Emotional Health Tel. 6231 3212 |
Telehealth and face to face counselling * Pregnancy Choices * Emotional Health Tel. 6231 3212 |
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Health Information Line 1800 675 028 |
Health Information Line 1800 675 028 |
Health Information Line 1800 675 028 |
Health Information Line 1800 675 028 |
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9.30am-10.30am Tai Chi with Wendy Live streamed on Facebook
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10am-11am Weights with Wendy Live streamed on Facebook
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11am - 12.30pm Yoga with Jen Live streamed on facebook |
11am Meditation with Valerie Live streamed on facebook |
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11 am - 12pm Tai Chi with Wendy (Max 12 participants) To book a place call: 6231 3212
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10.30am - 11.30am Meditation with Jean (Max 12 participants) To book a place call: 6231 3212
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9.30am - 10.45am Yoga with Jen (Max 6 participants) To book a place call: 6231 3212
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10am - 11am Meditation with Valerie (Max 12 participants) To book a place call: 6231 3212 |
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Walking Group
Under the latest Government regulations, the group can run, with a maximum of 20 walkers.
The walks take place in the Hobart metropolitan area and begin at 10.30am.
If you'd like to attend contact us on 6231 3212 or email: info@womenshealthtas.org.au
Walking Group Calendar:
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November 24 |
Pipeline Track |
Park and meet at the Ferntree Tavern car park. There is additional street parking down Summerleas Road. |
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December 1 |
Bellerive Boardwalk |
Meet in the car park on the corner of Cambridge Rd and Victoria Esplanade, next to the Waterfront Hotel. Our walk begins at Bellerive Boardwalk at the Waterfront Hotel. To see a map click here: https://goo.gl/maps/4dN4gdg1AvLj1E3J7 Buses stop on Cambridge Rd. |
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December 8 |
Newtown Rivulet |
Meet near Lady Franklin Gallery, on the corner of Lenah Valley & Brushy Creek Rd. On street parking on either Lenah Valley or Brushy Creek Rd. Buses run to the intersection of Lenah Valley Rd and Girrabong Rd (stop 18). It's then a 10 minute walk to the meeting point. |
| December 15 | Hobart Waterworks |
Our last walk before Christmas. Meet at the Number 7 car park. |
| December 22 |
Women's Health Tasmania closed.
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| December 29 |
Women's Health Tasmania closed.
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| January 5 | Alum Cliffs Kingston |
Park parallel to Browns River accessed via Osbourne Esplanade. To see a map click here: https://goo.gl/maps/wX4pYZqHtMn6bAnt5 Note: this track is a bit steep in parts so we will be going slow. |
| January 12 | Pipeline track |
Meet at Fern Tree Tavern for a lovely cool walk under the trees on the Pipeline. Suitable for prams. 448 bus runs regularly from Hobart Central to Fern Tree. |
| January 19 | Cornelian Bay Walk |
Meet near Boat House Restaurant off Queens Walk. To see a map click here: https://goo.gl/maps/kWyjvcEejkZJC2Dq5 562 Bus from North Hobart or Glenorchy stops on Queens Walk near the Boat House. |
| January 26 |
No walk due to public holiday.
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| February 2 | Little Howrah Beach |
Meet in the small car park on Alexandra Esplanade in between Lower River Street and Wentworth Street. The carpark is opposite 52 Alexandra Esplanade. To see a map click here: https://goo.gl/maps/gmQrif8MpG1tvVTK7 We will walk around the headland to Little Howrah beach. Buses run from Hobart Central and stop on Clarence Street (15 minute walk to the meeting point). |
| February 9 | Sandy Bay foreshore |
Meet outside Seagrass Longpoint Restaurant. We will walk lower Sandy Bay beach to Blinking Billy Beach. To see a map click here: https://goo.gl/maps/gtujhMDmG72nFJJB6 Buses run down Sandy Bay road and then a 10-15 minute walk to the meeting place. |
| February 16 |
Mt Nelson |
Start Mt Nelson Lookout car park. Take trail down to Sandy Bay. To see a map click here: https://goo.gl/maps/nCmL68BqHLZXakTVA |
| February 23 | Max’s Infinity Loop at The Domain |
Meet in the carpark just near the intersection of Clearys Gates Road and Upper Domain Road. To see a map click here: |
| March 2 | Clarence Foreshore Lindisfarne to Montague Bay |
Meet at the car park at Simmons Park on Esplanade in Lindisfarne (car park is oppose 35 Esplanade, Lindisfarne). We will walk the foreshore path towards the Tasman Bridge. To see a map click here: https://goo.gl/maps/8YiMZnTZQDCHXwMM9 Buses stop on the East Derwent Highway and then it is a 5-10 minute walk to the meeting point. |
Therapists and Monthly Groups
Breast Cancer Support Group: Third Tuesday of each month 11.45am - 1.15pm at 25 Lefroy Street. Contact Rosemary on 0439 423 934 for more details.
Bowen Therapy (NST) and Emmett Technique: Suspended until further notice.
NDIS: Suspended until further notice.
Writers’ Support Group: 1st Wednesday of the month from 2 - 4pm.
Workshops
For the community
We host forums and workshops on various topics of interest to women at various venues, subject to social distancing requirements. We can also off them on Zoom. The issues covered range from individual physical health to broader issues which impact on the wellbeing of women. Some of the many topics covered in recent years include mental health, nutrition and exercise, stroke, violence against women, menopause, financial planning, digital technology and brain training.
Workshops currently being offered:
MENTORS IN VIOLENCE PREVENTION (MVP) WORKSHOPS
A coalition of Tasmanian services are delivering workshops in every Tasmanian Local Government Area over the next 12 months. Join in the conversation in you local community!
The workshops are free. Numbers are limited, so book early.
Workshops have been rolling out across Tassie since September. Watch this space for where they'll pop up in the New Year, starting in February.
What is MVP?
MVP gives us the skills to help end violence in our communities by helping us to learn how to be effective bystanders. Bystanders can confront, interrupt or prevent violence.
The workshop is for the general community, community workers and post-secondary students. It is highly interactive and starts conversations about how we react to issue ranging from bullying to family violence.
The workshop will give you the chance to develop and practice concrete options you can safely use in a range of situation. It challenges us all to be leaders and proactive bystanders.
The workshops are funded through a grant provided by the Tas Community Fund to the Hobart Women's Shelter, Women's Health Tasmania, Engender Equality and the Women's Legal Service.
Contact us for more information regarding programs and forums that may be on near you.
For health and community sector professionals
We provide talks and workshops for students and workplaces, subject to social distancing requirements. We can also offer them on Zoom. Contact us for more information.