Nolita Edwards is a proud Gunditjmara, Mutthi Mutthi and Nari Nari woman. Nolita is a descendant of the Stolen Generations and understands deeply the impact of transgenerational/historical trauma experienced through family violence, addiction and mental health.

Koori Women’s Wellness Yarning Circle uses teachings and philosophies of Aboriginal ancestors, culture and heritage.

Topics to be covered through this yarning circle are

• Impacts of unresolved historical trauma and transgenerational trauma through sharing personal experience and insights.

• The benefits of Aboriginal Spirituality

• The power of Aboriginal holistic healing and wellness programs, tools and techniques incorporating the mind body heart and spirit within our communities.

• Recovery from trauma- what it entails for Aboriginal woman, families, and communities.

• What the future looks like for Aboriginal women, their children, and their families in the current climate.

Nolita encourages and empowers all women to use Aboriginal methods of healing and wellness.

Saturday 8 May 2pm

$10 + booking fee

Visit https://yirramboi.com.au/events/nolita-edwards/ to purchase tickets

This event is part of Yirramboi's Women’s Healing Place program with Queen Victoria Women’s Centre.