Visibility & privacy
Navigate overlapping roles, being recognised outside work and the challenge of finding confidential support.
Online workshop · Rural and remote Australia
A steady space for the people everyone calls.
For helping professionals carrying visibility, isolation, ethical weight, limited services and sustained responsibility in rural and remote communities.
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50 minutesEach session
4–8 weeksSchedule provided first
A$40Per session
Who this is for
For professionals working where boundaries, privacy and support can be complicated.
This workshop is designed for people whose professional and community roles overlap, especially when referral options, anonymity and peer connection are limited.
- You are highly visible within the community you serve
- Limited services increase the weight of decisions and responsibility
- Professional boundaries are complicated by local relationships
- You want connection with peers who understand rural practice
What participants will explore
Practical reflection grounded in rural realities.
Isolation & connection
Understand the impact of professional isolation and build realistic forms of peer connection.
Ethical weight
Reflect on responsibility, limited referral pathways and the pressure of being one of few available helpers.
Boundaries & capacity
Develop boundaries that acknowledge community context while protecting sustainable practice.
Your facilitator
Facilitated by Meg Bonetti.
Meg is an Accredited Social Worker and founder of MEB Counselling. Her whole-person approach recognises the ethical, relational and systemic realities surrounding helping work.
Express interest without committing to attend.
Joining the waitlist helps shape the next cohort. You will receive the dates, schedule and total cost before making a decision.
Join the waitlistFrequently asked questions
Before you join the waitlist.
Which professions is this for?
It is intended for helping professionals carrying responsibility in rural or remote settings. The suitability conversation will help determine whether the next cohort fits your role and needs.
Is this professional supervision?
No. It is a facilitated learning and connection space. Individual professional supervision is available separately.
When will it run?
Dates are announced when a suitable cohort forms. You will receive the full schedule before deciding.
How much does it cost?
Sessions are A$40 each and run for 50 minutes online. The total depends on the final number of sessions.
Do I need to discuss specific clients?
No. Participation is optional, and identifying client or service-user information should never be shared.
What happens to my details?
Your details are used to respond to your expression of interest and organise a suitable cohort. See MEB Counselling’s privacy information.
Rural & remote helping professionals waitlist
Join the waitlist.
Submit your details directly. You’ll see confirmation when your registration is received.
Thank you—you’ve joined the waitlist.
Meg has received your expression of interest. You’ll hear from her when dates are available.