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Events 2026
Welcome to Mind Body Spirit. Here you can join us on your wellbeing journey and enjoy live events, workshops, blogs, news and life hacks on all things to contribute towards a healthier lifestyle and a better you. Organisers of the original Mind Body Spirit Festival in London and Birmingham since 1977.
Learn from over 200+ exhibitors, catch free seminars and performances, book yourself a psychic reading, find just the right gift, attend a workshop and taste some delicious health foods!
dōTERRA AUNZ Convention 2026
The health and wellness event of the year is back and better than ever!
Join us to experience an unforgettable two-day journey of connection, education and celebration. Expect powerful stories, exciting product reveals and the energy you need to take your purpose to the next level.
Join us at The Star Gold Coast, Queensland, from Friday July 31 to Saturday August 1, 2026, for an interactive experience that invites everyone to explore natural, holistic solutions and connects you with a community that shares your vision beyond health.
AddictionZ 2026 is your national platform to come together with fellow professionals working across the Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD), mental health, and behavioural health sectors.
Our theme for 2026 — Addiction Treatment in a Changing World: Whole Person, Whole System, From Hope to Action — reflects the urgent need to deliver integrated, compassionate, and evidence-informed care in the face of rising addiction rates and emerging contemporary challenges.
AddictionZ stands apart in its scope: it brings together the A to Z of addiction topics and the full breadth of voices from across Australia, New Zealand, and beyond. Whether you’re on the front line or shaping policy, this is where the important conversations happen, with real-world takeaways to enhance your work and your impact.
Be at the forefront of business strategy, deliver high performance and help shape more humanistic organisations that prioritise workplace wellbeing. It’s time to make employee wellbeing a strategic imperative with clear outcomes and the tools to measure the impact on employee satisfaction and productivity. The 9th annual Wellbeing at Work Australia Summit in Melbourne is curated to bring together senior leaders from diverse industries across the region. These are the people who make up the Wellbeing at Work community, activists who are seeking to elevate their strategies to encompass leadership, connection, belonging, purpose, environment and personalisation – the pillars of wellbeing at work.
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Empathetic leadership is a key factor in employee wellbeing and organizational success. Today’s leader should not only be a strategist or manager but also someone who understands, supports, and actively cares for their team. Empathy is not just a “soft” skill – it is the foundation of effective leadership that promotes not only productivity but also wellbeing, engagement, and a positive organizational culture.
Working with limiting beliefs is a key element in achieving fulfillment and happiness in life. Too often, we are unaware of how much our negative thoughts influence our daily decisions and actions. However, when we start consciously recognizing and changing these beliefs, we open ourselves up to new possibilities and perspectives. Changing beliefs is a process that requires commitment, determination, and consistency, but it can bring amazing results both in personal and professional life.
We all know that DNA is the foundation of our genetic information, but how does it influence our physiological and psychological characteristics? In his new research, renowned biophysicist, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, and Candidate of Biological Sciences Sergey Petukhov explores how structures in DNA can explain not only physical traits but also psychological ones.
Our DNA is not just a molecule containing information about how to build and maintain our bodies. Scientists have discovered that genetic information is organized in an astonishing way, similar to “patterns” or “rules” that govern the development of all living beings. These structures are called genomic gestalt archetypes, and they resemble universal instructions for all forms of life on Earth. What’s even more interesting is that these patterns may be linked to Carl Jung’s ideas about archetypes of the collective unconscious—symbols and images embedded in the depths of the human subconscious.
The analogies between genetic matrices and the ancient Chinese “Book of Changes” (I Ching) are related to their shared mathematical and philosophical structure, based on the principles of binary systems, symmetry, and cyclicality.
Modern education faces many challenges, from adapting to the diversity of students to fostering creativity and flexibility. But what if the key to solving these problems lies in how we perceive the world and how we learn? Recently, scientists have started exploring how principles inspired by genetic algorithms, gestalt psychology, and stochastic processes can improve the educational process and help develop the unique abilities of each student.