In 2026, Integrity Initiative is thrilled to be supported by the City of Fremantle to deliver a series (trail) of creative, interactive and educational workshops throughout Walyalup (Fremantle). 

These will be delivered bimonthly, beginning in February and subsequently in April, June, August and October. 

The workshops will be tailored for diverse audiences and will cover a breadth of topics, ranging from language and conversation in mental health care to the role of creativity and storytelling in advocacy.

There are many ways that you can get involved in the Trail. 

For mental health organisations, community organisations and small businesses 

• Host a workshop. If you are located/ operate within Fremantle, we can do this as part of the trail, if not we can arrange a workshop through our other programs. 

• Share an invite with your clients, customers, consumers and communities. 

• Lend or donate in-kind support, discounted space hire, resources and other materials.  

For schools and universities 

• Invite us to speak to your students, share our work and promote our workshops 

• Host a workshop. If you are located/ operate within Fremantle, we can do this as part of the trail, if not we can arrange a workshop through our other programs. 

• Lend or donate in-kind support, discounted space hire, resources and other materials.  

For community members 

• Spread the word about our workshops with your social networks, family, colleagues and friends 

• Come along to our workshops, be part of our communities, and learn about mental health in creative, engaging and empowering environments.

To get in contact with us, you can send an email to rachael@integrityinitiative.com.au

1. Word Travels, a collaboration with Maeson’s Soapbox developed to guide creative storytelling whilst taking conscious care.

2. Stretch and Learn, a gentle, weight-neutral reflective space to dismantle diet culture normalities and expectations, and to learn about Eating Disorders, disordered eating, and the dangers of weight-centric healthcare.

3. Talk About Talking, an exploration of fear, anxiety and shame in conversations about mental health and how to overcome this. This workshop is creative, interactive, and designed to help create greater community awareness, action, respect, compassion and confidence in talking about mental health.

4. Integral Language, which aims to shift the language, terms and models of care that we use in mental health practice. Activities encourage a shift away from purely a biomedical lens to also make space for nuance. It is a chance to examine stereotypes and prejudices that we might not be aware we hold respectfully and non-judgementally.

5. Compassionate Creation, a highly creative - not just in an arts-and-craft sense, but beyond. It challenges participants to expand their perception of creation and see it as a tool for professional, personal, social and environmental growth.