Life Myth at Work
The dynamic story underneath what you doIn person, Muloobinba (Newcastle) NSW
What’s calling you into being?
Sometimes we have a feeling that there is a deeper pattern moving beneath the surface of our lives. Processwork calls this our life myth: “the basic blueprint behind life’s meandering path,” a kind of archetypal patterning that begins in childhood dreams and continues to shape the choices we make, the places we end up, and the challenges that keep circling back.
In the rush of daily tasks, identities, and roles, this deeper pattern can feel out of reach. Yet it’s often right there - encoded in dreams, tucked into recurring work experiences, or showing up in the very parts of our jobs or life experiences we love or wish were different.
When we slow down and become curious about our deeper patterning, something shifts. The universe’s call into being becomes a little clearer. The mythic part of our work in the world comes into view.
This workshop is an invitation to discover the connection between early dreams, the history of your work experiences and what your action in the world might look like in the future. Together, we’ll creatively explore how the tough parts of your job or life might actually be part of your dreaming process - the very places pointing toward your greatest gifts.
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This is for you if:
- You are looking for a more sustainable way of working or being
- You’re curious about the underlying patterns that shape what you do and how you do it
- You’re interested in exploring how dreams and synchronicities can help you in your work in the world
What you'll leave with:
- A connection to a deeper patterning in your life and work
- Your own personal blueprint for your life myth
- Structured ways of integrating this myth more into your specific life and work circumstances
- Feeling more in touch with your own mythic personal power rather than being at the mercy of it
- A new creative energy source to bring to your working (and being!) life
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THE TRAINERS
Beck Ronkson
Beck is a Facilitator, Coach, Psychotherapist and Consultant with a background in Theatre and Community Cultural Development. She has worked in the social change space for the past 25 years, with seven years in the mental health and homelessness sectors. Beck is passionate about bridging the worlds of impactful work and creativity, and connecting people to their personal power.
Bec Lang
Bec has spent most of her adult life facilitating groups - first stepping into the role at university and later growing it through her work in government programs supporting communities to collaborate on complex environmental issues. Her career has spanned natural resource management, organisational change and leadership development, and she is an experienced coach and consultant working with groups where many perspectives, and often tensions, are present. Bec is deeply moved by how disturbances disrupt equilibrium and bring rich transformative potential.
Both Beck and Bec are Process Work Diplomates.
THE DETAILS
Dates & Times
Friday 6 & Saturday 7 November, 2026
10am-5pm
Fees
Standard rate: $419
Early bird (before September 30, 2026): $369
Location
Carrington Community Centre
1A Hargrave Street Carrington,
Newcastle NSW
Payment options
When you register, you have the option to pay via:
- Paypal or credit card (via Paypal but you don't need a Paypal account to do this)
- direct debit (please note the instructions in the registration form)
- employer invoice - we'll send an invoice to your employer for payment.
Cancellations
Cancellations with seven or more business days’ notice will receive a full refund.
Cancellations with less than seven days’ notice will not be refunded. If you simply don't turn up to the training, fees are also not refunded.
You are welcome to sell your registration to someone else. Email us at to let us know if you’re doing this.
Please note, we do consider fee refund requests with less than seven days notice on compassionate grounds in the event of significant, difficult, life events. These does not include regular illness, date clashes, scheduling issues etc.
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ANZPOP acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands we live and work on, the Aboriginal Australian, and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and the Maori First Nations peoples. We pay respect to their elders across time. We give thanks for the Indigenous knowledge that has informed the Process Work approach. We honour the courage, resilience, and spirit of First Nations peoples to counter the ongoing impacts of colonisation on their culture, well-being, and sovereignty.
