Wise, Wild & Well Workshops with Ange
Angela Brandenburg is a seasoned expert in health and medical sciences, education, mental and physical wellbeing, leadership, and coaching. She creates a calming space where clients can unpack challenges and create change.
With a unique ability to foster deep connections, Angela helps individuals navigate setbacks, burnout, and health challenges while feeling supported and empowered.
Backed by formal qualifications in biomedical sciences, public health, fitness and executive coaching, she offers one-on-one consultations, workshops, and workplace consultancy to guide others toward lasting change.
Wise, Wild & Well Workshop Series
A series of 6 in-person workshops designed for women workshops for women seeking clarity, calm, and connection.
• Evidence-based wellbeing tools you can use straight away
• Guided reflection and journalling
• Space to pause, reset, and reconnect with yourself
• Supportive group connection in a warm, welcoming environment
The Studio by Carys Martin Ceramics
Unit 11, 7–9 Grant St, Cleveland QLD 4163
Each workshop runs for 2 hours
Refreshments provided — bring your favourite notebook and pen
The Workshops
Goal Setting for the Season Ahead
A grounding start — clarifying what matters, setting realistic goals, and creating direction without overwhelm.
Reconnecting with Yourself
A softer inward turn — slowing down, listening to your body, and reconnecting with your needs, intuition, and inner voice.
Everyday Practices to Nourish You
Building small, sustainable rituals that support calm, energy, and steadiness when life feels demanding.
Saying No with Grace, Saying Yes with Power
Learning to protect your energy, communicate clearly, and choose what truly deserves your time and care.
Cultivating Lightness & Play
Reclaiming joy, play, and lightness — not as extras, but as essential parts of wellbeing and resilience.
Finding Stillness in a Busy Season
Closing the journey with rest, reflection, and integration — creating space to pause before moving forward again.
