Energy Galore: Events

Energy Galore requests your company in King George Square on Wednesday the 20th of November at 5pm,to be a part of our Guinness world Record Challenge for the largest exercise class on Fit balls! We invite you to learn the most revolutionary ways to move your body consciously and mindfully, and receive education on the most sustainable energy systems in your body! As you “ Check in with your 5” you will experience and gain new body awareness to educate you, your workplaces, homes and schools about the power of positive body connection.   1.Brace and breathe–Core Energy 2.Balance–Alignment Energy               3. Beat – Rhythm energy 4. Blast – …..

We would like to announce Brisban’s biggest outdoor party to celebrate loving our minds and bodies and raise money for mental health research this country. On Friday the 18th of MAY, all people are encouraged to move along to Brisbane Square during their lunch break to “Check their five and Stay Alive” a campaign devised by Brisbane based entrepreneur Rachel Bowes to encourage better mental health for all people anywhere, anytime, and anyplace – Your Body drives your mind! Entry to the Square will be a gold coin where people will pick up a numbered paper hat and to be in the draw to win some amazing prizes. All proceeds will go to Australian Rotary …..

Catherine House is very fortunate to have ten runners participating in the 2011 New York City Marathon, to raise funds to support the work of its highly successful Education and Employment Program, and I am one of them! Places in the Marathon are very much prized; there is much competition both in the USA, and internationally, to be able to pound the streets of Manhattan! I am highly delighted that I have the opportunity to complete in this iconic event, at the same time be involved in raising funds to support women create a new life by having access to variety of educational and employment opportunities. Catherine House is a leader in the field of …..

As part of the Australian Rotary health initiative called “Hat day” to raise awareness and funds for mental health research in this country our club hosted a Mad Hatter’s tea part in Post Office Square during our usual lunchtime Rotary meeting The event was themed and staged to reflect many of the metaphors and symbolism as projected in Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland” narrative to highlight some of the more subtle triggers that relate to mental health issues. As a passionate believer in most mental health issues being both caused and created through poor body awareness I engaged our club to assist in selling cupcakes and tea in the beautiful sunshine in Brisbane to highlight …..