Culturally Safe & Responsive Practice

3-Part Online Workshop Series

Live Online Training | Friday 27 March 2026 | Friday 24 April 2026 | Friday 22nd May 2026

Perth (AWST) – 11:30am – 12:45pm | 60-minute presentation + 15-minute live Q&A

All live sessions will be recorded. If you are unable to attend in real time, you will be able to watch the recordings after the sessions conclude. Access to the full series recordings will remain available for one month following the final session.

Culturally Safe & Responsive Practice

A 3–Part Online Workshop Series

With Nikita Westbury

Grounded professional learning for therapists and educators working alongside First Nations children, families and communities.

Part 1

27 March 2026 | 11:30am (Perth Time)
Intro to First Nations Healthcare, Cultural Safety, Allyship & Deep Listening

Part 2

24 April 2026 | 11:30am (Perth Time)
Clinical Yarning, Frameworks for Best Practice & Home Language

Part 3

22 May 2026 | 11:30am (Perth Time)
General Resources, Case Studies & Lived Experiences

Learning Outcomes

The learning outcomes across this 3-part webinar series, participants will:

Part 1 - Intro to First Nations Healthcare, Cultural Safety, Allyship & Deep Listening

Understanding differences in First Nations healthcare; understanding of culturally safety and responsiveness; what is allyship and how can you be an ally to First Nations people; what is deep listening and how can we embed it into our practice.

Part 2 - Clinical Yarning, Frameworks for Best Practice & Home Language

What is clinical yarning and how does it look in practice; learn about cultural frameworks to guide your practice; what is home language, differential diagnosis, and how can we assess if it is present in our clients


Part 3 - General Resources, Case Studies & Lived Experiences

Learn about resources you can use for a range of therapy scopes that are culturally safe; utilise the knowledge you’ve learnt from past sessions to work through practical case studies

Who it’s for?

Ideal for:

• Speech Pathologists
• Occupational Therapists
• Psychologists
• Allied Health Professionals
• Allied Health Assistants
• Teachers and Educators
• Early Childhood Professionals
• School Leaders
• Disability Support Practitioners
• NDIS Providers

This webinar series is especially valuable if you:

• Work with First Nations children and families
• Want practical strategies, not just theory
• Value relationship-based and reflective practice
• Are committed to ongoing learning and accountability
• Want to approach your work with greater confidence and cultural humility

BONUS: this will count towards your CPD in Cultural Learning

📅 SESSION DATES

Part 1 – 27 March 2026
Intro to First Nations Healthcare, Cultural Safety, Allyship & Deep Listening

Part 2 – 24 April 2026
Clinical Yarning, Frameworks for Best Practice & Home Language

Part 3 – 22 May 2026
General Resources, Case Studies & Lived Experiences

🕦 11:30am – 12:45pm (Perth Time)
60-minute presentation + 15-minute live Q&A

Australia Time Zones

Perth (AWST) – 11:30am – 12:45pm
Adelaide (ACDT) – 2:00pm – 3:15pm
Darwin (ACST) – 1:00pm – 2:15pm
Brisbane (AEST) – 1:30pm – 2:45pm
Sydney / Melbourne / Canberra (AEDT) – 2:30pm – 3:45pm
Hobart (AEDT) – 2:30pm – 3:45pm

Live + All live sessions will be recorded. If you are unable to attend in real time, you will be able to watch the recordings after the sessions conclude. Access to the full series recordings will remain available for one month following the final session.

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

  • Access to all three live webinar sessions (75 minutes each)

  • Each session includes:

    • 60-minute presentation

    • 15 minutes of live Q&A

  • All live sessions will be recorded. If you are unable to attend in real time, you will be able to watch the recordings after the sessions conclude. Access to the full series recordings will remain available for one month following the final session.

  • Ability to revisit the content, reflect, and consolidate your learning

  • Option to rewatch the full recording if you join late or can’t attend live

  • Designed to be practical, reflective, and accessible

  • Flexible engagement that fits your schedule while still receiving the full value of the experience

Cost: $285 (incl. GST)

About Nikita Westbury

Nikita Westbury is an Aboriginal Speech Pathologist and Orofacial Myologist, and currently serves as the First Nations Lead at Speech Pathology Australia. She presents nationally on culturally safe and responsive practice, supporting professionals to work respectfully and effectively alongside First Nations children, families and communities. Her work is grounded in lived experience, clinical expertise, and a commitment to deep listening and meaningful allyship.

You’ll feel at home here if:

You’ll feel at home in this learning space, supported, respected, and encouraged to reflect openly. This webinar series creates room for thoughtful discussion, practical insight, and honest growth, without judgement or overwhelm.

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