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Thanks for signing up. Start with the workbook at your own pace: notice what is draining your capacity, what helps you recover, and where confidence becomes harder when you are overloaded.

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When you are ready for the next step

Knowing what is draining you is useful. Changing what happens next can be harder.

The Real Life Project is 10 weeks of one-to-one support built around the parts of life where you want to feel more confident. That might include speaking up at work, leadership and communication, interviews, public speaking, boundaries, social confidence, everyday life skills, or understanding what helps you participate without pushing yourself into burnout.

It is not about becoming louder, more polished or less yourself. We start with your goals and build the sessions around what is actually useful to you.

The Real Life Project
10 × 2-hour one-to-one sessions · online · personalised · paced across 10 weeks
$1,899 $899

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Your free workbook is yours to keep. There is no obligation to purchase anything.

Frequently asked questions
Do your accept NDIS funding?

We accept NDIS funding if your are plan/self-managed.
Please advise if this is something you require and we can supply the relevant NDIS line to bill you for via invoice.

Can I cancel and get a refund?

Our goal is for every client to feel completely satisfied with our service, whether that be our workshops, events or peer support. If this isn’t the case, let us know and we’ll do our best to work with you to make it right.
What is Draw Your (S)words?

Draw Your (S)words is more than just a monthly spoken word event. It is a place where we proudly offer a platform for all to share their stories, connect in a safe space and feel included. It is more of a family.

There is never any pressure to perform at our events or workshops, your work is sacred to you and we will respect if you don't want to share.
Is your workshop content accessible?

Yes, we believe accessibility and inclusion should be the bare minimum. Our content is designed by and for neurodivergent folks. And all DYS events are held in wheelchair accessible spaces.
What will I need to attend a workshop?

An open mind, something to write with/on and your willingness to brave the vulnerability that poetry offers.