Facilitated engagement, individual and group counselling, and a previous panel member of the Attorney General's Department on Dispute Resolution now working independently across the community sector.
Natjul's principle facilitator, Mr Anthony Newcastle, a member of the Australian Counselling Association, a Blue Card holder, has a Diploma in Counselling, a Masters Degree in Narrative Therapy and Community Work from the University of Melbourne, and is currently completing a PhD focusing on Indigenous Australian Masculinities and the distribution of social-emotional well-being.

At Natjul:
  • We believe in providing an opportunity for the voices of the often unheard...to be heard.
  • Our philosophy is that 'those who have to live with the outcomes should be the ones making the decisions'.
  • The way we practice is to remain decentred, yet influential.
So, if you have similar beliefs and philosophy around change and community engagement, we look forward to hearing from you with the possibility for working among your teams, community or groups.
Little Anakun -
​facilitated engagement inviting community to talk about and plan safer children initiative.
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Safer Children
Little Anakun is a facilitated story-book based workshop where children, adults, families and support workers are audience to a short play about a little wallaby (Little Anakun and her friends) who is sneakily set upon by a rouge dingo. Little Anakun and her friends must come up with a plan to beat the dingo and keep everyone safe.

The short story-book play is directed at children though then  invites adults to join into a Theatre for Change facilitated discuss at times using drama, story-telling and theatre elements working together exploring possible ways forward to support ideas, values and actions we can commit to around 'safer children' in our families and community.  
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​"From what I saw, people came thinking they were  going to be told something - again, then as Natjul used the theatre and facilitation method they use, a  change came over people when they realised  they - the community - were being asked  what they thought were the main issues for them in their community, then asked what they themselves thought they could do to overcome those"
Luana - Sydney, NSW

​Engaging across Australia around
Domestic and Family Violence
Lateral Violence
Anti-smoking
Conflict Resolution
Diabetes and Health Initiatives
Men's initiatives
Working with NGO, Corporate and Government around
Cross Cultural Awareness
Team Building
​Community Engagement