Trick of the trade: Becky-Jane Fortin showcases her hat-making skills for her business, Fortin Hats.
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The Health and Wellbeing event in late October was deemed a success.
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Crowds filled Riverlinks Eastbank in Shepparton on Sunday, October 29, to attend workshops, participate in activities and learn from exhibitors in the health and wellbeing field.
Check out some of the photos taken from the day below.
Live music: Shepparton acoustic trio Sunny Side Up performed at the event.
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Staying fit: Elise and Tess from Aquamoves were at the event, showcasing the centre’s fitness opportunities.
Deep breaths in: Kate Hall from Shepparton’s Prasanna Yoga did a breathwork session.
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Life advice: Michael Reid from Michael Reid Coaching advised how to look after oneself and prevent and recover from burnout.
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Community group: Nicole Wells and Deb Chumbley attended the event as part of GV Pride.
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Staying fit: Personal trainer, online coach and registered nurse Bronte Lee showcased her business, Bronte Lee Personal Training, at the event.
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Being helpful: Pilates studio, Fusion Reformer Studio, talking to attendees.
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Sharing the peace: Heidi and David van Maanenberg from b.YOGA, who ran a session on yoga in the work environment on the day.
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Looking after the gut: At the event, Naturopath and Herbalist Phillip Chua spoke to people about good digestive health and positive relationships with food.
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A holistic approach: Paula Norman was at the event as part of her business, Saint Stella Aesthetics - a skin care clinic that targets skin rejuvenation and anti-ageing treatment.
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