Program Facilitators are experienced somatic facilitators who have training and knowledge in trauma-informed, accessible and anti-oppressive approaches to somatics, mindfulness, movement and/or yoga. Facilitators work both independently and collaboratively as part of the broader Facilitation Circle.   

Program Facilitators lead the delivery of somatic wellbeing programs through our established Somatic Wellbeing Programs. These Programs deliver trauma-informed and mental health aware somatics, yoga and mindfulness services to communities around Victoria, in partnership with local community and social service organisations. Program Facilitators also collaborate with one another to lead public events, workshops and courses.  

First Nations Program Facilitator roles 

First Nations Program Facilitator roles are designed to prioritise the skills, experience and cultural knowledge of facilitators who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander. As Collective Being both collaborates with First Nations led organisations, and delivers programs to First Nations clients, these roles are integral to the integrity of our organisation.  

Note: there is no expectation that First Nations Facilitators undertake any additional labour outside of the parameters of their role, for example: emotional labour, education of those within and outside of Collective Being, and/or representing First Nations views. Any additional work that becomes available regarding education, training and/or advocacy will be optional, acknowledged and paid as such.  

Application process:

• If you have any queries about the role, please reach out to our Facilitator Manager Isy directly (isy@collectivebeing.org)

• When you are ready to apply, send a copy of your current CV and a cover letter addressing the key selection criteria to isy@collectivebeing.org

• Please note that as these are new roles within the organisation, they are open until filled.