Whole Warrior Workshop™
A tailored 1:1 therapeutic skills-development pathway shaped around assessment, disability-related functional goals, pace and learning preferences.
Workshops & groups
Flexible programs for individual growth and shared learning.
Trauma-informed therapeutic skills development for individuals, alongside collaborative workshops for women, communities and NDIS provider clients.
A human place to begin
A program should fit the person—not ask the person to fit the program.
Whole Warrior Workshop™ is an example of how a structured program can be built around one participant. It can be delivered 1:1 as individual therapeutic skills development, beginning with assessment and collaborative selection of modules, sequence, pace, learning methods and outcomes.
Potential modules include self-awareness, grief and life transitions, coping in a crisis and recovery planning, emotional regulation, relationships, communication and boundaries, engaging with services and systems, budgeting, protective behaviours, consent and future planning. Content is selected because it connects with the participant’s functional needs and goals—not simply because it appears in a standard course outline.
Whole Warrior Women Workshop™ can be delivered in an NDIS provider’s office as a collaborative program for their clients. Providers can engage Tania Gorry as a consultant group facilitator and work together on participant profile, access needs, safeguarding, delivery format and practical skill-building priorities.
How support may help
Learning that can be carried into everyday life.
The format and content are matched to the people participating:
Whole Warrior Women Workshop™
Practical group skill building for women, with themes such as mental wellbeing, confidence, resilience, relationships, boundaries, communication and self-advocacy.
Provider collaboration
Host Whole Warrior Women Workshop™ in your office for your clients and engage Tania Gorry as a consultant group facilitator.
Tailored facilitation
Co-design the audience, learning outcomes, access needs, safeguarding, format and session plan before delivery begins.
Client story
From neglect to self-compassion: Sally’s Whole Warrior Workshop experience.
After years of trying to heal from childhood neglect, Sally described still feeling caught in anger, disconnection and recurring stress. Her individual program helped her make sense of those patterns and practise new responses.
Individual experiences vary. This client-reported story is not a guarantee of outcomes.
What changed
- Connected present-day stress responses with earlier experiences.
- Developed greater awareness of body signals and emotional triggers.
- Practised self-compassion and ways to calm before becoming overwhelmed.
- Built practical understanding she could carry into everyday relationships.
“I started to notice things about my body and feelings that were connected to bad memories. It changed my life!”
— Sally, Whole Warrior Workshop client
Is this the right fit?
Groups work best when access, consent and emotional safety are considered from the beginning.
A planning conversation helps determine whether an existing or tailored format is appropriate.
- You want individual therapeutic skills development tailored around functional goals.
- You value group connection while retaining privacy, consent and choice.
- Your NDIS provider wants to host a collaborative program for clients in its own office.
- You want an experienced consultant facilitator who can adapt content and delivery to participant needs.
Kind words
“Refreshing and informative!”
— Previous Whole Warrior Women Workshop attendee
What to expect
A clear, respectful pathway.
- 01
Make contact
Tell us whether you are enquiring about 1:1 Whole Warrior Workshop™, Whole Warrior Women Workshop™ or a provider collaboration.
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Assess and co-design
For individual support we clarify functional goals and learning needs. For groups we discuss participants, access, safeguarding, setting and intended outcomes.
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Confirm the program
Program scope, facilitator role, schedule, fees, consent, funding pathway and responsibilities are agreed before delivery.
Questions about this service
Helpful information before you enquire.
View all frequently asked questions →What is Whole Warrior Workshop™?+
It is a 1:1 therapeutic skills-development program. An initial assessment helps identify relevant goals, modules, order, pace, barriers to learning and tailored resources rather than requiring every participant to complete the same fixed course.
How can an NDIS provider host Whole Warrior Women Workshop™?+
The provider can engage Tania Gorry as a consultant group facilitator and collaborate on participant needs, access, safeguarding, venue, content, schedule and responsibilities. The program can be delivered in the provider’s office for its clients.
Do participants have to share personal experiences?+
No. Participation is choice-led, and learning activities can be approached without disclosing private or traumatic experiences.
Can NDIS funding be used?+
Individual therapeutic skills development may be fundable where it meets the participant’s disability-related functional needs, stated Therapeutic Supports funding and current provider requirements. A social group cannot be made claimable merely by describing its activities as therapy. Funding and the correct arrangement must be clarified before delivery.
Take the next step
You don’t need to have all the words yet.
A complimentary 15-minute enquiry call can help you ask questions and decide whether this service may be a suitable fit.
This is an enquiry call, not a counselling or crisis-support session. If there is immediate danger, call 000.