At Core to Canopy, our workshops are designed to nurture connection, healing, and growth in culturally safe and supportive environments. Each offering centres lived experience, honours diverse identities, and creates space for reflection, learning, and community care.
We offer small, intentional group spaces where participants can feel seen, heard, and grounded.
These sessions provide accessible, culturally responsive learning around mental health, emotional wellbeing, and personal growth.
Together, we explore topics such as understanding stress and trauma, emotional regulation, identity and belonging, boundaries, and self-compassion. Sessions are guided by trauma-informed and culturally safe principles, with space for discussion, reflection, and shared learning.
These workshops are ideal for women seeking practical tools, deeper self-understanding, and connection with others navigating similar experiences.
Cook and Chat brings women together in a warm, informal space where food, conversation, and connection intertwine.
Participants prepare simple meals together while engaging in guided or organic conversations around wellbeing, identity, and everyday life. The act of cooking becomes a grounding, collaborative experience that fosters trust, storytelling, and community.
These sessions are particularly supportive for those who may find traditional workshop settings overwhelming and prefer a more relaxed, relational approach.
Story and Play Time is a gentle, nurturing space for mothers and young children to connect, play, and grow together.
Sessions include storytelling, sensory play, and guided activities that support early development, attachment, and emotional bonding. Alongside children’s play, mothers are offered space for informal conversation, reflection, and connection with others in similar stages of parenting.
This program centres culturally responsive parenting, community support, and the importance of early relational wellbeing.