We help groups collaborate in transformative and inclusive ways

We support individuals and groups to draw on their innate wisdom and compassion, to hear each other across difference, and to listen deeply even when challenged.

Our Conscious Collaboration Services

Our past clients include:

What our clients are saying

  • “The experiential training model is so powerful, the online delivery was varied and inclusive, there was a strong and cohesive conceptual framework established, one that aligns really well with our organisational values and practice. Thank you”

    Kathryn, Relationships Australia

  • “The facilitators were exceptional in creating a safe, comfortable and chill environment, keeping to time, keeping the content understandable and achievable, giving clear instructions, and allowing us to be human and diverse."

    Libby, Brotherhood of St Laurence

  • “The workshop helped us to clear the "space", name issues in the team, learn micro-skills and build a better team culture.”

    Nikolaus, Centre for Cultural Diversity in Ageing

  • “We had such positive feedback from our staff on how this will help them to deliver and receive feedback in a more hearable way and are excited to put our new learning into practice!”

    Mairin, Training and Development Manager, Tradewind Australia

Group Facilitation that harnesses the wisdom of your people

We’re skilled in the art of harnessing the wisdom of groups. Having worked in facilitation for over 30 years, Groupwork Centre is well placed to assist you in achieving your purpose; it’s how we developed our name!

Want to know more about what makes our group facilitation services and training special?

Latest group facilitation blog posts

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Sunrise reflections
Sunrise reflections


Working with others who share our values can amplify our impact.
So it was when Groupwork Centre partnered with the Sunrise Project.

By Gini Gough

The American (it’s not who we are) Dream
The American (it’s not who we are) Dream


The gun debate sends US politicians into a tailspin of denial about violence. Some awareness of their collective unconscious is needed for that to shift.

By Steve Ray

The personality trap
The personality trap

Navigating challenging encounters is tough. Ease into it by focusing on the behaviour, not the person.

By Jim Buckell

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