
There are things you believe about yourself…that you didn’t consciously choose.
Ideas about what is “too much” , what is “not enough”
What needs to be hidden, softened, or proven.
Ways you speak to yourself that don’t feel kind — but feel familiar.
A constant second-guessing ?
A quiet holding back?
A need to get it “right” — before you act?
And over time, those ideas start to feel like truth.
But not everything you carry is yours.
Some of it was learned. Some of it was inherited.
Some of it kept you safe once — but no longer serves you now.
This is not because something is wrong with you.
It’s because, over time, you’ve been shaped by expectations, roles, and voices
that were never fully yours.
Unshaming the Self™ is not about fixing you.
It’s about understanding what you’ve been carrying — and deciding what you’re ready to put down.
It is about reclaiming personal authority.
Before we can lead fully, we must examine the quiet shame, internalised judgement, and inherited expectations that shape how we see ourselves.
Unshaming the Self ™ is a powerful reflective experience that invites participants to question those narratives and reconnect with their own authority.
This workshop is where that begins to change.
THIS IS FOR YOU IF…
You don’t need to tick every box — but if you feel this, you’ll know.
You overthink even simple decisions
You feel guilty putting yourself first
You question yourself — even when you know you’re capable
You find it hard to fully express what you think or feel
You carry a quiet pressure to be “good”, “right”, or “acceptable”
You often feel like you’re holding yourself back — but don’t fully know why
WHAT THIS IS (AND WHAT IT ISN’T)
This is not a workshop that will try to “fix” you.
You are not broken.
Internalised shame
Perfectionism
People-pleasing
Cultural expectations
Self-trust and identity
Greater self-awareness
Freedom from internalised judgement
Clarity about personal values
A stronger relationship with themselves
Professionals
Community leaders
Emerging leaders
Anyone ready to strengthen their voice.
In-person immersive experience
Deep reflection
Guided exercises
Thoughtful discussion.
While many participants are women navigating leadership and professional spaces, the workshop is open to all individuals interested in strengthening their voice and confidence.
Susan
International Education & Employability Specialist, Talent-ed, Study Queensland
“Richa's presentation was clear, well-structured, and highly relevant to the audience.Richa's ability to break down complex topics into simple, impactful insights was impressive.”
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Vineti
APOC,Founder and Director
“Richa delivered an insightful and engaging session on Taking the Stage - a public speaking workshop, providing valuable strategies and practical advice. Her presentation was clear, well-structured, and highly relevant to the audience. She effectively connected with attendees, offering actionable takeaways that could be immediately applied.
Her ability to break down complex topics into simple, impactful insights was impressive. The session encouraged participation, making it an interactive and enriching experience.
Great job, Richa! Your expertise and enthusiasm made a lasting impact. Looking forward to more sessions like this! “
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Focus: Building networks, navigating Australian workplaces, and communicating with impact - while not abandoning cultural identity.

Not surface-level motivation. But something far more useful:
• Language for what you’ve been feeling
• Awareness of your internal patterns
• A clearer sense of self
• The beginning of self-trust
• A different relationship with your inner voice.
This is a curated, in-person experience.
Not a lecture.
Not a seminar.
A space designed for:
• reflection
• conversation
• gentle but honest exploration
You will not be forced to share.
But you will be invited to think, notice, and understand.
• Perth CBD
• Late May 2026 (Final date TBC)
• Half-day experience
• Limited to 18–20 participants
In the spirit of unity and respect, I acknowledge and pay my heartfelt respect to the traditional custodians of Whadjak country, the Noongar people.
I stand on this ancient land with deep appreciation for their enduring connection to country, culture, and community.
As we gather and work together, may we honor the wisdom of the Noongar elders, past, and present and strive to nurture a harmonious relationship with the land, its stories, and its people.