This year we are offering five workshops in total: four standard weekend workshops, and one longer workshop in October. All the workshops are suitable for women attending for the first time, and also those who have attended previously.

Freedom to Fly workshops in 2025

Dates:

Workshop times:

Standard weekend workshops start with a meeting on Friday night, and finish at 5pm on Sunday.

Friday: 7pm-9pm

Saturday: 9:30am-5pm

Sunday: 9:30am-5pm

Please bring food for a shared lunch on Saturday and Sunday. We will provide tea, coffee and biscuits for morning and afternoon tea breaks.

Note that the October workshop is longer than the others, starting on Thursday 2nd. Please get in touch for more information.

Cost:

To secure your place in a workshop you will need to pay $100 deposit for each group you want to attend.

The cost of each standard weekend workshop is $700 (including GST), payable in full one week before the workshop begins. That is, the latest date you can pay is the Friday of the week BEFORE the workshop. This is so we can be sure that each workshop has enough people attending to give a good rich experience to all group members.

The cost for the October workshop will be advised later.

ACC funding is available for participants attending these groups.  If you are an ACC client, please discuss this with your therapist and ask them to contact us. Alternatively, you can contact us directly to discuss this.

Cancellations:

There are always times when things happen and people have to cancel unexpectedly. However it makes it difficult for us to plan if people enrol and then cancel close to the time of the workshop. Please avoid last minute cancellations if you can.

We charge a cancellation fee ($60) to cover our administration time if you enrol, and then cancel within one week of the workshop. There is no charge for cancellations more than one week out from the beginning of a workshop, but we would appreciate you letting us know as soon as you can. Often there are women waiting for a place, and if you can’t come, someone else might be able to benefit.