Dotted Beats Pty Ltd

04/10/2026

I can’t wait for this workshop with the beautiful Chanelle Morris at the Glow In The Dark event by Live Well With Vision Loss.

Get your tickets now! Spaces are limited for workshop!

Meet Chanelle Morris 💗

We’re so excited to have the Chanelle joining us as one of our Glow in the Dark models.

Chanelle is a talented blind golfer, motivational speaker and advocate who continues to challenge perceptions of what life with vision loss can look like.

And next Sunday, she’ll be swapping the golf course for the Glow runway!

✨ Discover more about Chanelle:
https://www.chanelle.au/

Glow in the Dark is all about confidence, connection, learning new skills and having some fun along the way - bringing our blind and low vision community together in a space where everyone is welcome.

💗 Sunday 11 October 2026
📍 The Wickham, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane

Join us for our confidence and life-skills workshops, followed by our FREE community celebration from 3–6 pm with fashion, live music, raffles, lucky-door prizes, connection and plenty of fun.

🎟️ Want to join us?
Head to the link in our bio for all the details, workshop tickets and FREE celebration registration.

Come and meet Chanelle and the rest of our wonderful Glow community. 💗


[ID: Square Glow in the Dark promotional graphic featuring Chanelle Morris smiling in a bright blue dress against a black background with vivid glowing pink light trails. Text reads “Live Well With Vision Loss Presents”, “Glow in the Dark”, “Meet Chanelle Morris” and “Glow in the Dark Model”.]

29/09/2026

TICKETS ON SALE NOW! 🎟️

✨ Glow in the Dark!
Come join us for a day of networking, wellness workshops and the Glow In the Dark Modelling Show!

Presented by Live Well With Vision Loss, this event celebrates confidence, identity, and being seen!

💄 Workshops from 10am to 2:30pm:
Skincare, personal styling, resilience, wellbeing, confidence and more! $40 a ticket

🌟 Glow In the Dark Fashion Celebration:
3pm - 6pm. FREE event

📍 Where:
The Wickham Hotel, 308 Wickham St, Fortitude Valley, QLD

📅 EVENT DETAILS!
Sunday 11th of October 2026
* Workshops 10am - 2.45pm
* Fashion Show 3pm - 6pm
* DJ Galeon, 6pm onwards!

🎟️ Book your workshop ticket or reserve your free Fashion Celebration place here: https://livewellwithvisionloss.com/glow-in-the-dark/

🗺️ Plan your travel with Translink’s Journey Planner: https://translink.com.au/plan-your-journey

📍 Find The Wickham on Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=The+Wickham+308+Wickham+St+Fortitude+Valley+QLD



Proudly Supported By:
Brisbane City Council Braille Tactile Signs Aust. Dotted Beats Pty Ltd Vision Australia
Olga Mahler https://www.facebook.com/kerriecaruccistylist/ Gerrard GosensTeejtalks Cubic PromoteVision Loss Warrior https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560008734189
The Wickham
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25/09/2026

⭐ Glow in the Dark! Come join us for a day of networking, wellness workshops and the Glow In the Dark Modelling Show! Presented by Live Well With Vision Loss, this event celebrates confidence, identity, and being seen!

💅🏾 Workshops from 10am to 2:30pm: Hair care, skin care, make up, deportment, confidence and more! $35 a ticket

💃 Glow In the Dark Modelling Show: 3pm - 6pm. Free event

🌇 Where: The Wickham Hotel 308 Wickham St, Fortitude Valley, QLD

👩‍🦯 SAVE THE DATE!: Sunday 11th of October 2026

Tickets on sale soon. Stay tuned for more updates.

23/09/2026

Ever wanted to drive at car??? Now is your chance! This Friday 25th of September! Check out the link below for details!

https://insightofdreams.org.au/blind-speed-track-day/

Just one week to go! 🏁

The Blind Speed Track Day is coming to Queensland Raceway on 25 September—bringing together inclusion, confidence and pure adrenaline.

People who are blind or have low vision will have the opportunity to drive a dual-controlled car alongside a qualified driver trainer and experience exhilarating hot laps in a Porsche.

Feel the speed. Challenge the limits.

Find out more and secure your tickets at:
blindspeedtrackday.com.au

Please share and help us spread the word!



[ID: At Queensland Raceway at night, a participant wearing a white helmet walks towards the track using a long white cane, accompanied by a person in a bright pink safety vest. Two sports cars wait nearby beneath the track lights. White text reads, “Feel the speed, challenge the limits. Just one week to go. blindspeedtrackday.com.au”.]

27/08/2026

Innovation ⭐️ Collaboration ⭐️ Empowerment

Today, when reflecting on the best parts of their day, all participants stated that is was meeting Kara Cook MP. I have to agree 🙏🏼

“It was so nice to be heard, and seen” 👩🏽‍🦯‍➡️

27/08/2026

To reflect on the words of Kara Cook MP, “It’s about impact, it’s about community”.

Thank you so much for coming today to visit and learn about the Dotted Beats VIITALS Program, and witness the impact specialist vision specific disability services has on the lives of people in this community and their families.

Today VIITALS participants not only felt heard, they felt seen. Thank you 🙏🏼

14/08/2026

Alex Givney visits VIITALS! ⭐️

Thank you for coming to learn about the Dotted Beats VIITALS Program of Supports! 🙏🏼👩‍🦯‍➡️🙌🏽

VD: video of VIITALS participants discussing their skills based learning and community event planning with Councillor Alex Givney.

03/08/2026

🌟Today I witnessed one of those moments that reminds me why I love what I do. 👨‍🦯

I was working with a young student who is blind, autistic, and has an intellectual disability. After working on his literacy reading skills, some braille math and assistive technology training, I gave him a braille music task and stepped out of the room for a few minutes. My goal wasn't really the music—it was to see whether he would continue working independently, something he usually finds very challenging.

When I returned, I was delighted to see him still brailling, independently working on his own. However, as I looked more closely, I realised he wasn't completing the exercise I'd set. Instead, he was brailling one continuous melody entirely from memory, in silence.

"What are you writing?" I asked.

"The international anthem," he replied.

I let him continue and after he finished, I asked him to read back each note while I played them on the piano. Then he clarified, "It's the German national anthem."

I searched for the printed score out of curiosity... and there it was. Every note name was correct, in the correct key of E flat major.

I asked him where he had learnt this and he said he had heard it.

What an incredible demonstration of musical memory, braille literacy, and inner hearing.

Moments like these are a powerful reminder that disability does not define a person's potential. Never underestimate someone because of the way they communicate, learn, or experience the world. Sometimes, extraordinary abilities are simply waiting for the opportunity to be seen.

VD: Photo of print notation of the German National Anthem on an ipad with the brailled melody in a Perkins brailler in the background with the student's hand reading it.

30/07/2026

Choice and Control!! Kicking goals Luna Rose - Pushing Boundaries and Smashing Stigmas

03/07/2026

40 years! 🙌🏽 Just love this camp!