Women's Health Week: Do It Anyway
An onsite or online keynote for every employee, packed with simple, research-backed micro-tools that fit into even the busiest schedule.
Book This KeynoteWhy this matters
Around 1 in 2 Australians will experience mental illness in their lifetime, and burnout now affects more than 60% of the workforce. Women carry an added load — an average of 4 hours 31 minutes of unpaid work a day, often stacked on top of a full-time job. This keynote shares the research behind that load, and hands every employee practical tools to protect their wellbeing before it becomes a crisis.
"Build a culture of care for yourself, your team, and your community."Carli Phillips
What your team walks away with
Micro-tools that fit into a busy day — small enough to actually stick.
Hosted by Carli Phillips
Carli shares her own story of stepping back before burning out, backed by the latest research on resilience, mental load and workplace wellbeing — and turns it into tools your people can use the same day.
How it works
Onsite or online
Delivered live in person at your workplace, or as an engaging online keynote — your choice.
Open to all employees
Designed for every generation and background in your team, not just one group.
Book for September
Timed for Women's Health Week (7–11 Sept) — sessions fill quickly, so lock in your date early.
Do it anyway
Book Busy & Burnout-Proof for your team this Women's Health Week — onsite or online.
Book This Keynote