This is a free bilingual craft and conversation workshop for Chinese-speaking new migrants and local residents living in or connected to Fairfield. Workshop theme : Cyanotype Botanical Print and Natural Images Participants will use cyanotype paper, sunlight, leaves and flowers to create a simple blue-and-white botanical print. During the activity, participants can talk in Chinese and supported English about plants, colours, nature, memories and everyday life in Australia. This hands-on activity is suitable for people with different English levels. No previous art or craft experience is required. This is not a professional art class or a therapy program. It is a free community activity designed to support cultural sharing, simple English practice and community connection. Who can join : Chinese-speaking new migrants, local Chinese-speaking residents, parents, women and seniors living in or connected to Fairfield. Language : Mainly Chinese, with simple English support. Cost : Free Places are limited. Registration is required. This activity is delivered by Association of Soulful Asia (ASA), with support from Fairfield City Council through the Language and Cultural Awareness Fund.

"Why am I always being pulled back by the same emotions, relationships, and dilemmas after I have worked so hard to adjust?" I think this is not a "method" issue, but a "dimension" issue.

In the counseling room, the most real psychological game is played out every day. Some people waste days over a careless remark, someone repeatedly tests boundaries in a close relationship yet always gets hurt, and there are those who seem to have everything but still feel empty inside... These stories are actually also epitomes of our own lives. Those feelings of awkwardness, anxiety, and powerlessness that you thought only you experienced will be gently unraveled here. Through these real consulting cases, we will witness together the three hardcore functions of psychology in daily life: Know yourself: Peel off the labels stuck by the outside world, see your true needs and emotional blocks, and find the root of inner conflicts. Understand Others: No longer build walls with "suspicion" or "blame," learn to comprehend the psychological defenses behind others' behaviors, and let relationships flow. Anticipate change: Break habitual behavior patterns, establish new psychological perceptions, so that in future work and life, you have the ability to make more distinctive choices.

This is a free bilingual craft and conversation workshop for Chinese-speaking new migrants and local residents living in or connected to Fairfield. Workshop theme : Chinese Paper Cutting and Festival Memories Participants will learn simple Chinese paper cutting and make beginner-friendly designs such as window flowers, the Chinese character “Fu”, flowers, simple animals or geometric patterns. During the activity, participants can talk in Chinese and supported English about colours, materials, festivals, hometown memories and everyday life in Australia. This is not a professional art class or a therapy program. It is a free community activity designed to support cultural sharing, simple English practice and community connection. Who can join : Chinese-speaking new migrants, local Chinese-speaking residents, parents, women and seniors living in or connected to Fairfield. Language : Mainly Chinese, with simple English support. Cost : Free. Places are limited. Registration is required. This activity is delivered by Association of Soulful Asia (ASA), with support from Fairfield City Council through the Language and Cultural Awareness Fund.

The reason why the distance is attractive is that it represents infinite possibilities and growth; and the reason why the distance is heavy is because it requires you to face the wind and waves alone. Calming down our emotions is a course we must complete in a foreign land.

Through your birth date and discussions among the group, you will know what health issues you should pay attention to this year.

Through your birth date and discussions among the group, you will know where your talents lie.

In order to let everyone understand autism more scientifically and break down cognitive barriers, we have specially planned this public welfare lecture.

Teacher Sun Yaojin will empower families in the charity class, integrating psychomotor rehabilitation into tangible games, touch and breathing in life; rehabilitation experts will provide precise escort for free clinics one by one; party members will volunteer to accompany and donate charity materials to the public.

This lecture will move beyond traditional didactic approaches, drawing on professional self-psychology to help you see beyond the surface and understand the essence of the matter. Instructor Wang Kun will explain the following concepts in an accessible yet thorough manner: - Understanding Needs: Focusing on the “three major psychological needs” in a child’s development, this section will help you decipher the true desires behind your child’s behavior. - The Parent’s Role: Analyzing the “two core functions” parents must fulfill in the parenting process to help you find your proper place. - Practical Methods: Providing actionable strategies for cultivating psychological resilience to address common issues such as lack of intrinsic motivation and internet addiction. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

A public lecture organized by the Nantong Society of Social Psychology and co-sponsored by the Australian ASA Association kicked off today.

Presented by ASA and the Psychological Committee of the Beijing Charity Volunteer Federation, this talk explores parenting styles, common family-education traps, and more grounded ways to support children.

A guided chakra-breath meditation designed to release fatigue, anxiety, and energetic blockage through deep breathing and grounding.

A session on family-of-origin patterns, emotional repetition, and rebuilding a more independent, integrated sense of self.

An online lecture applying Heart Sutra wisdom to everyday pressure, attachment, and inner clarity.

A joint public lecture for parents, educators, and helpers focused on understanding autism and building more effective companionship skills.

A guided mandala experience drawing on Jungian psychology to support self-exploration, relaxation, and emotional expression.

A Mid-Autumn gathering in Sydney with puzzle games, gifts, festive interaction, and warm in-person community connection.

A practical course on unconscious emotional patterns and simple methods to reduce overthinking, stress, and inner depletion.

A public event combining crystal practices, new-moon meditation, and energy guidance for inner balance and heart-opening.

Designed for stress, anxiety, and sleep issues, with practical body-mind relaxation and sound-healing methods.

A gentle online narrative-drawing workshop for overseas Chinese participants to express feelings, reflect on experience, and reconnect inwardly.

ASA joined the Jun 1 Sydney Town Hall expo with public talks and community outreach.

A Chinese floral-art healing session for emotional regulation and self-connection through aesthetic practice.

A small Yalom-style interpersonal group experience focused on relationships, emotional presence, and deeper self-understanding.

A public career-guide talk held on Apr 13 in Sydney with an online livestream.

Supports early-career participants to build expression, social adaptation, and healthy help-seeking skills.

Covers belonging, social support network building, anxiety/depression management, and integrated healing techniques.

A small-group support event for new international students to improve social adaptation and emotional expression.