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Brave Love Sessions

Each of our sessions are a 'lived experience reflection' - responding to REAL ISSUES that REAL PARENT-CARERS are navigating.

The facilitator draws from their own lived experience as it intersects with evidence-based frameworks for care.  

You will be given space to prompt your own thinking, and helpful first-step strategies in the role you play in participating in a community of care.

Each of our sessions can be customised for a one-off session, or as part of a series in a local church community.  The content of one session can either be delivered as a 90 minute seminar, or 3 hour interactive workshop.

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Finding My Mind

Designed for Parent-Carers and their immediate supporters.

Identifying the signs and causes of compassion fatigue and discovering practices that enable sustainable care for your young person.

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Being There

Designed for Ministry Volunteers and Congregants

Deepening your understanding of the experiences of parent-carers and how you might provide support.

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Making Space

Designed for Ministry Leaders

Introducing a theology of care and exploring a helpful first-response framework in supporting parent-carers. 

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Following Through

Designed for Pastors and Church Leaders

Exploring a broader vision for theology of care and how it might inform governance, systems of support and conflict navigation.

Enquire Now

Your enquiry will send us an email notification, and you'll hear back from us within 2 working days.

The details you provide will also prompt a quote for your consideration.

Seeking a:

72 Candy Road

Happy Valley, SA, 5159

Hosted by: AccessTheStory Inc.

ABN: 42 740 120 126

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we recognise that all people have inherent dignity and value, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.

© 2026 by Travis Johnson.

we acknowledge the Kaurna people as the traditional custodians of the land on which we call home

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