We offer two (2) streams of Webinars:

General - for Nursing & Other Professionals, Diversional Therapists and Leisure & Lifestyle Professionals, Carers, Administration & other staff

Executive - for Senior Operational, Clinical, HR, Education, Quality, Safety etc personnel

For each we offer a diverse range of topics such as Wound Care, Pain Management, Music Therapy, Leadership, Governance, Dementia, Training Effectiveness, Medications.

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Each Webinar offers the following:​

• Diverse topics

• Small group environment

• Outstanding Value

• Efficient (3 hours)

• Exceptional Presenters

• Highly targeted learning content

• Convenient Online Delivery      

• Readings, Resources, Notes & Certificate

With all our webinars there is the option to have them presented exclusively for your organisation with the advertised content or a more tailored offering. Contact us, to discuss further.

Presented by Hayley Antipas - Director (Attuned Health), Registered Music Therapist, Neurologic Music Therapist

Work with a Registered & Neurologic Music Therapist to build your knowledge, skills, and confidence to leverage the power of music in your therapy, leisure, and lifestyle services.

Presented by Geoff Rip, Founder & Principal Designer, Training That Works.

Is training effectiveness important to your organisation? Are you interested in a research-based approach that basically guarantees results? If yes, this webinar will provide practical ideas and a proven strategy. 

Presented by Neil Petrie, BPharm, MPS, AACPA. Consultant Pharmacist at PRN Consulting

This webinar will explore three (3) of the most important medication related topics for Aged Care Services & their clients - Psychotropic Medications, Medication & Falls and Antimicrobial Stewardship.

Presented by Samantha Heron, Founder Heart & Soul Story, Social Entrepreneur, Intergenerational Practitioner & Consultant, Better Aged Care Advocate

Connections between youth and older people have become less common in recent history. Our fast-paced lifestyles, our move towards single family housing and our increased accessibility to aged care have inadvertently fostered a growing divide between generations. This divide can lead to social isolation and missed opportunities for young and old alike to learn from one another.