ASU talks and workshops
With room for the lives and responsibilities they carry.
Your people want to do good work. But between work demands, family responsibilities and their own unfinished priorities, they can feel stretched everywhere—and enough nowhere.
How do you help them feel seen, supported and able to move forward, while strengthening their connection to the team and its purpose?
Discuss a session for your peopleWhen Capable People Carry Too Much
ASU offers talks and workshops that help people understand what they are carrying, clarify competing priorities and identify the conversations, skills and practical support needed.
We connect personal development with the conditions people work in: responsibilities, resources, decision-making authority and everyday support.
Care becomes practical through listening, recognising contribution, clarifying expectations and making workable arrangements.
Choose the right format
45-minute talk plus 15 minutes for questions.
An accessible introduction to competing demands, practised responses and the support sustainable contribution requires. Participants identify one recurring demand and a useful next question or action.
Tailored to the audience. Quoted after a brief conversation.
90 minutes · Up to 12 participants
Work with one agreed team situation. Practise a conversation, clarify ownership and agree one shared change with an owner and a review date.
Includes an organiser briefing, participant questionnaire, tailored examples, worksheet, team-action summary and a short organiser follow-up.
Workshop fee: AUD990. For in-person delivery, travel, accommodation and any travel-time allowance are agreed in advance. The complete scope and fee are confirmed before booking.
Enquire about a team workshop →What this can support
Examples can be tailored for staff, leaders, founders, educators, working parents or adult community groups. We agree the audience and purpose before preparing the session.
Personal disclosure is optional. This educational work complements your existing workforce support and specialist services.
With Quyên Pham
Quyên is the founder of ASU and a trained RTT practitioner. Her educational work connects judgment, relationships, purpose and practical change.
Each engagement begins with the organiser’s actual circumstances: who will attend, what would be useful and what changes the organisation can support.
Meet Quyên →An initial conversation
Tell us about the audience and the session you are considering. We will discuss fit, format and a complete quote before you commit.
Please use general examples. Leave out private staff information and identifying details about people receiving care.
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