Summer Vision-Boarding

This workshop is centred around a powerful idea: when you decide on the identity you want to embody, your goals become easier to reach. Instead of focusing only on what you want to do or achieve, we’ll explore who you want to be — and how that identity can guide your decisions, habits, and direction.

Together, we’ll move through guided prompts and facilitated discussion to reflect on the identities we’re ready to let go of, and the ones we want to consciously step into. From there, we’ll bring those ideas into form through a hands-on, artistic vision-boarding session — intuitive, tactile, and creatively freeing.

This is a gentle but grounding space: thoughtful conversation, creative expression, and shared insight with like-minded women who are also navigating growth, change, and intention.

No artistic experience needed — just curiosity, openness, and a willingness to reflect.

We'll have the essentials for vision-boarding (scissors, magazine cutouts and paper), but encourage you to bring your own materials as well (think anything extra sparkly and fun).

What to expect

• Guided prompts exploring identity, values, and future self
• Facilitated group discussion (with space to listen or share)
• Physical, creative vision-boarding
• A calm, supportive environment to reset and realign

Agenda
10:00am — Mingling & settling in
10:30am — Facilitated discussion with reflective prompts
11:10am — Group discussion
11:25am — Vision boarding (creative session)
12:10pm — Sharing, reflections & wrap-up

Leave with clarity, intention, and a visual reminder of the identity you’re choosing to embody this season.

About your facilitator
This event will be facilitated by Nadi Pax (@findingnadi).
Nadi is a writer, facilitator, and creator focused on identity, self-trust, and emotional safety. Her work explores how identity is shaped through survival, people-pleasing, and self-abandonment — and how it can be consciously rebuilt through awareness, embodiment, and choice. Drawing from lived experience, psychology-informed frameworks, and years of self-inquiry, Nadi creates spaces where women can slow down, reflect honestly, and reconnect with who they are becoming beneath conditioning and expectation. She believes identity isn’t something you “find,” but something you practice — through clarity, self-responsibility, and being witnessed in safe, intentional spaces. Her work centres depth, discernment, and the courage to choose yourself without needing permission.