Salutegenics

Salutegenics Our neuroscience-backed teachings empower people to better cope & thrive, enabling improved human connection & mind health. Biology Before Behaviour™

30/01/2026

We’d like to thank Carey Baptist Grammar School, Kew and Donvale, for inviting and welcoming Salutegenics to present the latest research on Compassion Theory, drawn from the work of  and Professor Paul Gilbert.

Thank you to the staff for their engagement and participation in the PR6 Model of Resilience, and to the Carey Baptist Executive Leadership Team for organising this valuable professional development opportunity; Principal Jonathan Walter, Deputy Principal Kellie Lyneham, and Executive Director Sophie Lukeis.

We would also like to acknowledge Reverend Tim Edwards’ offering message that powerfully echoed the foundations of GROWTH: creating great people through values and mission, helping individuals grow spiritually, personally, and through education, and the reminder that “healthy things grow” — with growth always underpinned by health. Because health is reflected through resilience, which is closely aligned with compassion.

We would also like to thank Mackenzie Bradshaw for her beautiful rendition of Somewhere Over The Rainbow.

30/01/2026

Mental health support shouldn’t start at crisis point.

That’s where Resilience First Aid (RFA) comes in.

Our nationally accredited 2-day Resilience First Aid program equips you with practical, strength-based tools to support mental wellbeing before things escalate.

In this immersive training, you’ll learn how to:

💫Understand the neuroscience of resilience and brain mechanics

💫Recognise early signs of low resilience

💫Use proactive, supportive language and conversations of care

💫Build mental fitness across the six resilience domains

💫Create tailored resilience action plans

💫Apply the ALL protocol to support wellbeing in others

RFA empowers you to confidently support colleagues, clients, teams, and communities -building connection, capability, and resilience where it matters most.

💠 When: Thu 19th & Fri 20th March 2026

💠 Time: 8.30am - 5.00pm

💠 Where: Anglers Tavern, Maribyrnong

💠 Morning & Afternoon Tea, and Lunch provided

Register today at www.salutegenics.com.au

Salutegenics LOVES this piece - practice positive inquiry with presence and tone.
27/01/2026

Salutegenics LOVES this piece - practice positive inquiry with presence and tone.

24/01/2026

As we approach the start of a new school year, it’s the perfect moment to pause and recognise the true value of teachers.

In the article "The Teacher as a Work of Art", Mark Selkrig and Gert Biesta invite us to rethink how we understand teaching — not as a series of technical tasks or measurable outputs, but as deeply human, complex, and creative work.

They remind us that teachers, like works of art, bring inherent value simply through their presence. They create spaces for discovery, carry knowledge and values, respond with care, and continually evolve alongside their students and reflect the values of the communities they serve.

As classrooms prepare to reopen and educators once again step into spaces of uncertainty, possibility, and hope, this article is a timely reminder that teachers deserve to be valued, trusted, and supported — not reduced to outcomes alone.

We encourage you to read this article by Selkrig & Biesta and reflect on how we recognise and honour the vital work of teachers.

Salutegenics wishes educators, schools, communities, and the families within them a positive and inspiring start to the new school year. May it be one of growth, connection, and shared purpose.

👉 Read the article here: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/epdf/10.1080/13540602.2026.2615662?needAccess=true

With special thanks to Paul Faci for forwarding this article and highlighting this important topic.

Our nervous systems are shaped by connection. In a daily diary study led by researchers Nicola Hermanto, David Zuroff, A...
18/01/2026

Our nervous systems are shaped by connection.

In a daily diary study led by researchers Nicola Hermanto, David Zuroff, Allison Kelly and Michelle Leybman results showed that self-compassion is deeply relational.

When people both give and receive support, they tend to feel more reassured, regulated, and kind toward themselves. When support flows in only one direction, that inner softness can begin to fade.

The following article offers powerful insight into how everyday relationships shape our wellbeing: www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0191886916311138

06/01/2026

Stan series DEAR LIFE. An outstanding Australian series shot in Ballarat. An excellent drama around real relationships and all their complexities. A must watch.

Season 2 is necessary.

🎉 A new year offers a fresh opportunity to strengthen your resilience.Resilience First Aid equips you with practical ski...
06/01/2026

🎉 A new year offers a fresh opportunity to strengthen your resilience.

Resilience First Aid equips you with practical skills to support your own wellbeing and to have confident, caring conversations with others.

With this year’s training dates now available, we invite you to join a growing community committed to wellbeing, prevention, and meaningful connection.

Because the best time to build resilience is before you need it.

Beautifully framed
04/01/2026

Beautifully framed

“What parents let go of shapes a child’s courage.”🩵

30/12/2025

2025 was a landmark year for Salutegenics. Throughout the year, we facilitated numerous workshops across diverse settings and sectors. Each became a space for reflection, growth, and meaningful conversation, where individuals and teams leaned into change, deepened their awareness, and explored healthier, more connected ways of working and living.

It was also a year of connection. New professional relationships blossomed into collaborations, and many evolved into meaningful friendships. These connections became one of the most rewarding aspects of the year.

Salutegenics continues to grow not just through what we do, but through the people we meet along the way.

Our biggest project this year was the Salutegenics rebrand. This was more than a visual refresh, it was an alignment. Our new brand identity reflecting clarity, maturity, and depth of our work today.

One of the most emotional chapters of the year was leaving our business home of 15 years. Our office in Keilor Road held countless memories, conversations, breakthroughs, challenges, laughter, and growth. Saying goodbye was bittersweet, marking the end of an era while opening the door to what’s next.

As we reflect on 2025, we see a year rich in movement, meaning, and momentum. It was a year of growth and goodbye, of visibility and reinvention, of deep work and deep connection.

We step into the future with gratitude — for the people we met, the work we facilitated, the spaces we held, and the chapters we closed.

Here’s to everything that was, and everything that’s still unfolding.

22/12/2025

Wishing You a Merry Christmas & Blessed New Year!

As the year draws to a close, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to each of you; our valued clients and workshop participants. Your openness, care for yourself and others, and commitment to mental fitness and wellbeing continue to inspire us.

2025 has brought moments of reflection, learning, and growth. Throughout it all, you’ve shown compassion for yourselves and those around you, making space for connection, balance, and sustainable wellbeing. That intention and care are truly worth celebrating.

This festive season, we hope you find time to pause, restore, and enjoy meaningful moments with the people who matter most. May you be gentle with yourself, nourish your wellbeing, and carry that kindness forward into the new year.

From the Green Team at Salutegenics, we wish you a joyful Christmas and a New Year filled with compassion, clarity, and positive momentum. We look forward to continuing to support your wellbeing journey together in 2026.💚

Registrations are now open for the Salutegenics 2026 Resilience First Aid programs.Join the thousands who have already i...
19/12/2025

Registrations are now open for the Salutegenics 2026 Resilience First Aid programs.

Join the thousands who have already invested in their mental fitness and resilience by becoming RFA certified—and make 2026 the year you take proactive steps towards building stronger, healthier individuals and communities.

🔗 To register visit www.salutegenics.com.au

Australia is holding the people of Bondi - in the flower memorials, the long lines of those wanting to give blood, the q...
16/12/2025

Australia is holding the people of Bondi - in the flower memorials, the long lines of those wanting to give blood, the quiet collaboration of support, the messages of care, the compassionate leadership we see on our screens, and the journalists who are choosing empathy over sensationalism.

Connection in community heals 💚

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