A prognosis can feel like a full stop. But often, it is better understood as a statistical estimate based on groups of people, not a final prediction of what will happen to one individual.

In this deeply personal and practical presentation, Eddie Enever shares his own journey from stage 1 to stage 4 cancer, three relapses and chemotherapy-resistant disease, to becoming a long-term survivor who now supports hundreds of people navigating cancer and complex health challenges.

Attendees will explore what it means to move beyond passive hope and begin creating meaningful influence over health outcomes. Eddie will discuss the role of informed decision-making, nutrition, metabolic health, lifestyle, emotional wellbeing, nervous-system regulation, treatment support and personal agency.

This session is not about false promises or blaming people for illness. It is about replacing helplessness with a clearer map, better questions and practical possibilities. Attendees will leave with a deeper understanding of how extraordinary outcomes are often built: not through one miracle intervention, but through thoughtful, consistent and well-sequenced choices.

Social media links and offering - I would like to invite you to BEYOND Prognosis — a free-to-join, private, cancer-specific education and support platform I’ve created especially for people navigating all stages of cancer, like yourself. It brings together clear guidance, resources, live Q&As, programs, and community support in one contained space to help reduce overwhelm and provide direction between our sessions. JOIN HERE. 

Website - www.eddieenever.com

Biography

Eddie Enever is a three-time cancer survivor, naturopath, cancer coach and psychotherapist with more than 16 years’ experience helping people navigate complex health challenges. After progressing from stage 1 to stage 4 cancer, experiencing three relapses and being told he had chemotherapy-resistant disease, Eddie began exploring the wider factors that influence health, resilience and recovery. Now clear of cancer for 13 years, he combines lived experience with his professional work in integrative metabolic oncology, functional medicine, nervous-system regulation and psychotherapy. Eddie has supported hundreds of people affected by cancer, helping them better understand their options, work alongside conventional treatment and take a more active role in their health journey. His work is grounded in a simple but powerful belief: prognosis is information, not destiny, and extraordinary outcomes often begin when people recognise how much influence they may still have.

I am looking forward to this opportunity to introduce participants to the book that I have recently published known as Awakening to Natural Flow- The six guides

Natural Flow is our natural state of being. It is not something extraordinary. It does not require some extreme athletic activity to experience. Its taken me over 25 years of meditation and research to arrive at this simple but profound position.  When we open to the natural spontaneity and synchronicity of nature we experience a glimpse into our own essence nature. Like a leaf on a tree thinking it is separate from the whole of the tree discovering the truth of its reality as part of the whole.

No amount of textual study or research can provide this experience for you. But how do we discover this truth for ourselves and what are the benefits of this recognition? This book is my attempt to bring together six overarching guides that are common across many traditions both ancient and modern.  The book is also autobiographical as I discuss my journey inward and the practices and experiences as I developed my insights for the book.

Drawing upon wisdom from the elders of various traditions and sacred texts I highlight the importance of awakening to the movement and operation of life force/chi in us and around us. This process cannot begin without a clear intention and without cultivating deeper levels of presence. I explain that deep presence is the flow state and is none other than the expanded state of awareness free from the habitual identification with external objects of attention.

The ability to appreciate the nature of consciousness/awareness as the ground of our being. Your awareness which is unborn, undying, indestructible and without boundaries is far more powerful than any AI. Understanding the significance of the power within you is more important now than anytime in history.

Ruth Brunner is an author and counsellor based in Witchcliffe. Drawing on her own life, more than 25 years in counselling, and research into her lived experience that became the foundation for her book Uniquely You, Ruth explores what it means to live with a sense of being different or not quite fitting in.

Many of us become skilled at adapting to expectations, often without recognising how much of ourselves we have edited or subdued, or how we may have lost touch with parts of ourselves along the way. But what if the very difference that once made us feel out of place could also be a source of strength?

In this reflective talk, Ruth will explore belonging, identity and the possibilities that can open when we begin to relate differently to our own difference. She will also touch on the role creativity has played in her own life, including free-flow writing and flow-inspired pattern drawing as ways of moving beyond the familiar stories we tell ourselves.

Her book, Uniquely You: What if your difference is your greatest gift?, brings together personal story, professional experience and creative exploration, inviting readers to consider what it might mean to feel more at home within themselves.

Website: https://www.flow-inspired-creations.com.au

Kane Hermens (Just Kane) is an independent musician, speaker and founder of the Keep On Shining community. After overcoming addiction and rebuilding his life through music, he now uses his lived experience to inspire others through performances, workshops and mentoring. His work focuses on resilience, creativity, mental wellbeing and the power of finding purpose through authentic connection.

https://justkanesworld.com/home

 https://www.instagram.com/just_kanexx?igsh=MW11a2Zxb3kxc2w5Mg%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

In this presentation, Greg Campbell shares insights from Total Reset, a 31-year collaboration with traditional Kimberley Aboriginal knowledge holders that brings Original Knowledge into a modern context. Attendees will explore what it means to reconnect with “true feeling” — a deeper state of awareness that aligns human life with the intelligence of nature.  

 Drawing on lived experience, story, and research, Greg introduces the concept of non-human-made First Law as a guiding framework for restoring balance within ourselves, our communities, and the natural world. This session offers a powerful perspective on how disconnection has shaped modern challenges, and how reconnection to Country can open pathways toward healing, clarity, and sustainable living.  

 Participants will leave with a renewed sense of relationship with the Earth, practical insights for everyday life, and an expanded understanding of consciousness grounded in the world’s oldest continuous knowledge system.

 - Understanding “true feeling” as a pathway to deeper awareness and alignment. 

- Reconnecting to Country as a living relationship, not just a place. 

- Exploring First Law and its relevance for modern life and decision-making. 

- Recognising disconnection as a root cause of ecological and personal imbalance. 

- Applying ancient knowledge to create regenerative, sustainable futures.

         www.totalreset.com.au

Bio

Born on Whadjuk Country in Perth, Western Australia, Greg Campbell is the author of Total Reset, a transformative work created in collaboration with traditional Aboriginal knowledge holders of the West Kimberley.

In 1972, on Wardandi Country, Greg underwent a profound, life-altering experience that reshaped his understanding of consciousness and humanity’s place within the universe.

 Two decades later, after a successful career across public and corporate sectors, he was drawn to the Kimberley, where he met Lulu, a revered Aboriginal elder of the Goolarabooloo people. Under Lulu’s guidance, Greg spent 31 years helping bring forward for contemporary audiences the ancient Original Knowledge

First published in 2022, Total Reset blends storytelling and research to explore, non-human-made First Law, ‘true feeling’, consciousness, and pathways toward balance.

 Its insights are intended to inspire holistic well-being, regenerative societies and a more sustainable, interconnected future; humanity’s relationship with the natural world reimagined.

Therapist's take on Mothering in the modern world. 

A passionate presentation exploring why so many mothers are experiencing burn out, the causes and repercussions of this, and why supporting mothers to "do less", instead of more, is crucial in supporting maternal mental health, the mother-baby dad, and our community of Mothers as a whole. 

January is a multifaceted artist working across music, sound, writing, and the emerging practice of cryptographic art, hidden writing, symbolism, and coded expression. Her diverse creative journey brings together artistic disciplines that invite audiences to look beyond the surface and explore what lies beneath.

An internationally and nationally recognised artist, January has performed and collaborated with orchestras, with her featured composition ‘Blue Bird’ receiving international award recognition. Her work also extends into film and sound-based projects, including En Coda and Does Sound Heal.

January’s versatility allows her to perform across professional and corporate environments, festivals, wellness spaces, and alternative settings. Drawing from cultural experiences, ancient philosophies, personal teachings, and contemporary art, she creates engaging experiences that connect sound, music, creativity, and artistic expression.

At this year’s Yallingup Wellness Expo, January will explore the relationship between sound, music, creativity, and cryptographic art, sharing her belief in the transformative qualities of sound and the limitless creative potential within us all.

Through music, symbolism, and hidden writing, January invites audiences to reconnect with their creativity and consider what may be lying dormant within; waiting to be discovered, expressed, and unravelled.

www.januarykultura.com

Kate’s talk is an inspiring and deeply personal reflection on her own life experiences and the realities she faces today. Through sharing her journey, she offers an honest and heartfelt perspective on what it means to navigate difficult times, find meaning within them, and continue moving forward.

Life inevitably brings moments that challenge us — loss, change, disappointment, uncertainty and circumstances we never expected. This talk explores how we can meet these hard realities without allowing them to consume us.

Rather than simply succumbing to difficult experiences, we can learn to see them as opportunities for growth, wisdom and deeper understanding. Our challenges can become teachers, shaping who we are and showing us what truly matters.

This is also about remembering that life continues to offer beauty, connection, laughter and joy, even during difficult times. Happiness does not mean ignoring the hard parts of life; it means learning how to hold both — acknowledging what is difficult while still allowing ourselves to experience pleasure, gratitude and moments of genuine happiness.

A heartfelt exploration of resilience, perspective and the art of continuing to live fully, even when life doesn't go according to plan.