Mental Health Council of Tasmania

Minds Do Matter - Art Exhibition (Hobart)
2025-09-26 11:00 - 2025-10-19 16:00 (Australia/Hobart) | Rosny Barn Schoolhouse Gallery, 1/22 Rosny Hill Road, Rosny
Minds Do Matter is a statewide art exhibition celebrating Mental Health Week and promoting positive community conversations about mental health by inviting creative responses to themes around mental health.
In 2025 the theme is EMPOWER: Appreciate the little things.

Minds Do Matter - Art Exhibition (Devonport)
2025-10-03 11:00 - 2025-11-14 16:00 | RANT Arts, 45 Stewart Street, Devonport
Minds Do Matter is a statewide art exhibition celebrating Mental Health Week and promoting positive community conversations about mental health by inviting creative responses to themes around mental health.
In 2025 the theme is EMPOWER: Appreciate the little things

Minds Do Matter - Art Exhibition (Launceston)
2025-10-04 11:00 - 2025-12-07 16:00 | Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery, 2 Invermay Rd, Launceston, TASMANIA, 7248, Australia

Mindful Walk & Nature Journalling
2025-10-16 10:00 - 12:00 | Tangara Trail, Bayview Road, Lauderdale, Tasmania, 7021, Australia
Celebrate Mental Health Week with us and take some time out at one of our favourite places in Hobart – the saltmarsh at Lauderdale (Racecourse Flats).
This event is for any of you who would like to take a break and spend time outside in nature. We have two great activities planned – a mindful walk and a nature journalling session.
We’ll start with a mindful walk led by Sandy King, which will take us up the Tangara Trail on flat ground, and last for about 30 minutes. When we get back to our starting point, enjoy some complimentary morning tea with us, before we get into a Nature Journalling session with artist Tanya Scharaschkin.
Nature journalling is “your response to nature”. It includes the practice of drawing or writing in response to your observations and feelings of nature. It helps you notice details in nature while slowing down and giving yourself time to relax and reflect.
No drawing or journalling experience or skills required.
Dr Tanya Scharaschkin will give you an overview of nature journalling and provide different options on how to get started and what to focus on. You will be guided through a range of activities to get you observing, drawing and writing about nature, including some simple techniques for reflecting and relaxing.
Appropriate for children 12 years and older; must be accompanied by a participating adult. Nature journalling is a quiet, meditative process.
***Please note we require all participants to wear long-sleeve pants, a long-sleeve shirt, fully enclosed shoes and a hat.***
If you have any questions or would like to book a group of volunteers, please contact Janine on jyoung@cva.org.au

Register here.
