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Women’s Walking Group – Joondalup

Join our walking program and enjoy a weekly refreshing walk and coffee to boost your health and sense of connection.

Our Steps Together program is a simple yet powerful way to boost your health and wellbeing through walking and connection.

Starting from Joondalup Lotteries House, our walking group heads out for a 45–60-minute walk filled with fresh air, movement, and connection with others. Walking together not only supports physical fitness but also strengthens social connections — a key part of mental and emotional health. After the walk, everyone gathers back at Lotteries House to share a coffee and sometimes we offer a short talk or presentation.

It’s an easy, enjoyable way to stay active, meet new people, and nurture both body and mind.

Contact intake@luma.org.au or call 63305400.

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Women’s SMART Recovery Group – Joondalup

A safe and supportive group to work on personal issues, goals and learning strategies to create positive change.

SMART Recovery is a free group program to help any problematic behaviour including addiction to alcohol or drugs, gambling, shopping, food, internet, relationships, or others.

Guided by trained peers and professionals, participants come to help themselves and help each other in a safe and supportive space.

Drop ins welcome!

Contact intake@luma.org.au or call 63305400.

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Men’s Recovery Group – run by Tenacious House

A weekly recovery program for men, in a safe and supportive space.

Run by Tenacious House, a residential recovery program for men, this weekly group is for individuals on their waitlist seeking support as they take the next steps in their recovery journey.

It provides a safe space to reduce anxiety, build connection, and learn more about the Tenacious House program while becoming comfortable
in a group setting.

To enquire, please contact Tenacious House on 08 9543 1829 and speak to their Intake and Assessment Team.

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SMART Recovery Group: Mixed Gender

A safe, supportive, free group for people to work through addictions and recovery.

SMART Recovery is a free group program to help any problematic behaviour including addiction to alcohol or drugs, gambling, shopping, food, internet, relationships, or others.

Whether you’re concerned about your own alcohol and/or drug use, recovered, experiencing relapse, or want to understand a loved one’s usage – everyone is welcome at all stages of their journey.

Guided by trained peers and professionals, participants come to help themselves and help each other in a safe and supportive space.

Contact intake@luma.org.au or call 63305400.

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A self-help group for Anorexia/Bulimia Nervosa

A 20-week program led by peer workers, for anyone aged 18+ experiencing Anorexia or Bulimia Nervosa.

This program meets weekly and is available to anyone (of any gender). It’s facilitated by our compassionate peer workers, who have been through an eating disorder and recovery. They’ve walked the path, and they get it. Being supported by lived experience is known to deeply enhance support, recovery, and treatment.

This program offers activities and take-home tasks to keep the process of healing consistent. It helps you to build a positive sense of self that’s separate from the eating disorder. You’ll get the chance to connect with others too, who are on a similar path.

We know that eating disorders affect every part of health, so all participants can also access free art therapy, nutrition support from our dietitian, and physical checkups in our medical clinic – so you’re cared for, inside and out.

*Please note: this program is only available for people based in Western Australia.

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A self-help group for Binge Eating Disorder

A 20-week program led by peer workers, for anyone aged 18+ experiencing BED.

This program meets weekly and is available to anyone (of any gender). It’s facilitated by our compassionate peer workers, who have been through an eating disorder and recovery. They’ve walked the path, and they get it. Being supported by lived experience is known to deeply enhance support, recovery, and treatment.

This program offers activities and take-home tasks to keep the process of healing consistent. It helps you to build a positive sense of self that’s separate from the eating disorder. You’ll get the chance to connect with others too, who are on a similar path.

We know that eating disorders affect every part of health, so all participants can also access free art therapy, nutrition support from our dietitian, and physical checkups in our medical clinic – so you’re cared for, inside and out.

*Please note: this program is only available for people based in Western Australia.

Please reach out to us at support@luma.org.au or call 63305400.

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Monthly coffee meeting for carers (Client’s Only)

A monthly meet for family, friends and carers who have a loved one with an eating disorder.

If you are a family member, friend or carer of someone experiencing an eating disorder, it’s important for you to feel supported and well-resourced. Our services are designed to help you navigate the journey with the person you love or care for.

This monthly session will give you the opportunity to meet with other families and carers, connect with those on a similar path, and lend support to each other.

It’s delivered and facilitated by our incredible lived-experience team: our Body Esteem Program, from a peer worker who has lived experience of supporting a loved one into recovery.

It occurs on the last Wednesday of each month, from 5:45pm-7:15pm, online or at Luma Northbridge.

Please note these meetings are for BEP Clients only.

Our groups often fill up quickly. If this group is full, we can notify you about the next available group or a similar service.

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Youth Program

A weekly group for anyone 16-20 years old experiencing Anorexia/Bulimia Nervosa or Binge Eating Disorder.

This free program consists of a weekly self-help group, facilitated by peer workers.

Our peer workers have been through an eating disorder and recovery. They’ve walked the path, and they get it. Being supported by lived experience is known to deeply enhance support, recovery, and treatment.

This program offers activities and take-home tasks to keep the process of healing consistent. It helps you to build a positive sense of self that’s separate from the eating disorder. You’ll get the chance to connect with others your age who are on a similar path.

We know that eating disorders affect every part of health, so all youth participants can access free art therapy, nutrition support from our dietitian, and physical checkups in our medical clinic – so you’re cared for, inside and out.

*Please note: this program is only available for people based in Western Australia.

Our groups often fill up quickly. If this group is full, we can notify you about the next available group or a similar service.

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Women’s SMART Recovery Group – Northbridge

A safe and supportive group to work on personal issues, goals and learning strategies to create positive change.

SMART Recovery is a free group program to help any problematic behaviour including addiction to alcohol or drugs, gambling, shopping, food, internet, relationships, or others.

Guided by trained peers and professionals, participants come to help themselves and help each other in a safe and supportive space.

Drop ins welcome!

Contact intake@luma.org.au or call 63305400.

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Holistic Wellbeing Group

Join a community of healthy women.

Connect with Luma’s Health Promoters for an empowering session dedicated to women’s wellness.​

What to expect:​

  • A better understanding of strategies to enhance your wellbeing and how to integrate them into daily life.​
  • An increased awareness of support options to improve your mental & physical health.​
  • An opportunity to connect with other women in a supportive environment.

Weekly Group Dates:

  • Wednesdays 9:30am – 11:00am at Suite 6, Joondalup Lotteries House, 70 Davidson Terrace Joondalup.

Assessment and registration is required – please email intake@luma.org.au or call us on 63305400.