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Hotel Severance: A Shadow Journey Through the Rooms You Never LeftA workshop facilitated by Bronwyn Lea Davis
Saturday, November 7th 2026, 10am - 3pm
Venue: St Mary’s Anglican Church Hall
455 Main Street Kangaroo Point Qld 4169
Admission: Members $105 | Concession $95 | Non-members $135
**Bring a plate to share for morning tea and lunch**
To Book:
Pay cash on the day or pre-pay by direct deposit and email your payment receipt and booking information (your name, phone number, and the name of the activity you wish to attend) to [email protected].
Direct Deposit Details:
Account Name: C.G. Jung Society of Queensland
BSB: 313 140
Account No.: 12363389
Reference: Please use your name as the reference
It is requested that members include their membership code.
Please book at least 24hrs before the event.
Payment can also be made at the door.
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Hotel Severance: A Shadow Journey Through the Rooms You Never Left
You've been carrying guests you never formally invited: The People Pleaser, The Fixer, The Good Child, The One Who Holds It All Together. They moved in early, paid rent in compliance and exhaustion, and have been running the place ever since.
Hotel Severance is an immersive, experiential workshop that draws on Jungian shadow work, somatic awareness, and the STARR Method to guide participants through a structured inner journey, room by room, to meet, dialogue with, and begin to integrate the adaptive parts of the self that have long kept the true self from the door.
This is not therapy. It is something rarer: a contained, playful, and genuinely transformative encounter with the unconscious, designed for those ready to stop managing their inner world and start actually inhabiting it.
Expect guided visualisation, parts dialogue, embodied process, and the long-overdue relief of finally being in the room with what you've spent years carefully walking past.
What to Bring:
a notebook and pen
A plate of food to share at lunch and morning tea
Facilitator | Bronwyn Lea Davis
Bronwyn Lea Davis (aka Bron) is a counselling psychotherapist (MACP), somatic practitioner, and creator of the STARR Method , a trauma-informed, narrative-based framework for identity reclamation and nervous system integration.
A late-diagnosed autistic and ADHD woman in midlife herself, and the homeschooling mother of three neurodivergent teenagers, Bron has lived the landscape she works in long before she had language for it.
She is the author of a book on autism and the founder of SAAIF - a Victorian advocacy organisation whose past community reach included hosting internationally recognised voices in the neurodivergence space.
Her clinical and creative work sits at the intersection of depth psychology, neurodivergence-affirming practice, and lived experience, with a particular tenderness for women who have spent decades being highly functional, while silently unravelling.
Drawing on Jungian individuation, compassion-focused and person-centred approaches, and subconscious imagery processes, Bron supports the kind of identity reconstruction that midlife demands when unmasking finally begins.
She is known for her grounded, sharp, and genuinely warm presence, and for making the unconscious feel less like a threat and more like a homecoming.
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Event venue
Saint Mary's Anglican Church, Kangaroo Point, 455 Main Street,Brisbane,QLD,Australia
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