Limitless Living with Alt-Fit

31/10/2026

A LITTLE KINDNESS GOES A LONG WAY THIS HALLOWEEN

Halloween is supposed to be a night of fun, laughter, excitement and making memories…
…But amongst all the costumes, trick-or-treating and celebrations, I want everyone to remember something important.

Not every child experiences Halloween the same way.

Some children may be shy and struggle to knock on a door or speak to someone they don’t know.
Some may have sensory sensitivities and find the noise, crowds, costumes or bright lights overwhelming.
Some children may communicate differently, take a little longer to respond, or not say the words “trick or treat” at all.

And that’s okay. ❤️

Please don’t mistake a quiet child for a rude one. 
Don’t mistake a child who doesn’t speak for a child who isn’t excited…And never make a child feel uncomfortable, embarrassed or different because they don’t behave the way you expect them to.

Some children might need a little extra patience.
Some might need a smile, a gentle welcome, a little extra time or simply the opportunity to participate in their own way.

And some children might just stand back and watch, and that’s okay too.

Every child deserves the magic of Halloween.

Let’s teach our children that kindness doesn’t come with conditions, that inclusion means making room for everyone, and that being different is never something to be ashamed of.

A little patience, understanding and compassion can turn what might be an overwhelming night for one child into a beautiful memory they’ll carry with them.

Let’s celebrate ALL children.
The loud ones, the quiet ones, the shy ones, the brave ones, the sensitive ones and those who experience the world a little differently.

Because at the end of the day, they’re all just children wanting to feel accepted, included and loved.

Different doesn’t mean less.
Quiet doesn’t mean rude…And every child deserves kindness.

Let’s make this Halloween a little less about what children say, how they act or how they participate, and a whole lot more about how we make them feel.

🎃 BE KIND. BE PATIENT. BE INCLUSIVE. 🎃

04/10/2026

A cosy space for all to hire!

Up to 4 hours - $30 per hour

5–9 hours - $25 per hour

Hot beverages included! ☕️

Suitable for meetings, training sessions, workshops, and community activities.

For bookings and enquiries:
📧 [email protected]

10/09/2026

Have a conversation today…

Be kind always 💛

10/09/2026

💜💚Come and Say Hello at the NDIA Connecting Day!💜💚

We are pleased to share that the NDIA Connecting Day will be coming to Collie on Wednesday, 23 September 2026, from 10:00am to 2:00pm at the Collie Senior Citizens Centre, 99 Forrest Street, Collie.

This free community event is a great opportunity to learn more about the NDIS, connect with local providers, and ask questions about disability supports and services.

As your Plan Managers, WA South West Plan Managers will also be attending the event. We will be available throughout the day to answer any questions you may have. Whether you are new to the NDIS or looking for a new Plan manager, we would love to meet with you.

There will also be a free sausage sizzle and refreshments available on the day, making it a welcoming and relaxed opportunity to connect with others in the community.

We encourage you to come along, say hello, and take advantage of this valuable opportunity to learn more about the NDIS and the supports available to you.

02/04/2026

Happy Easter to our wonderful participants and families! 🐣

We will re-open Tuesday 7th April 🐰

25/02/2026

Grief Training first aid in Bunbury… such a lovely lady!

Grief First Aid Training Dates - booking now available in events tab.

o In Person
Date 16th and 17th March Time 5.30pm – 8.30pm

o In Person
Date 7th April Time 9.30 am – 3.30pm

o Online
Date 23rd and 24th March Time 530pm – 830pm

o Online
Date 21st and 22nd April Time 530pm – 830pm

Our Grief First Aid training is delivered by licensed instructors accredited by Grief First Aid, ensuring participants receive high-quality, evidence-informed education aligned with best practice in workplace mental health and psychosocial safety.
Become an accredited Grief First Aider strenghtening your capacity in your professional role in the workplace, business or community.
With Compassion
Leanne
Licensed GFA Instructor

17/02/2026

We’re feeling the love for this gorgeous space! ☀️

Our beautiful new Muriel has brought a whole new energy to the home hub — bright, vibrant and full of life!!

The space feels lighter, happier and more welcoming, and we absolutely love the positive vibe it creates for everyone who walks through our doors ☀️
Why not pop in, and take a fun photo or selfie! 😉

28/01/2026

Say hello to a whole new vibe ✨

Next week we will unveil a bold, bright feature wall that instantly lifts the space and brings fresh energy into the hub.

It’s more than a splash of colour—it’s the finishing touch that makes the room feel modern, welcoming, and full of life.

Next time you visit, you won’t miss it… and we think you’ll love the pop of colour it adds!

We are so excited for this to be completed 🤩🤩🤩🤩

31/12/2025

I have been reflecting on 2025, and it feels right to name it honestly. It has been a year of growth, both personally and professionally. A year that stretched me, challenged my thinking, and asked more of me than I expected. Confronting at times, but deeply rewarding. The kind of year that shapes you rather than rushes you.

There were moments this year that would have broken any sane person. Thankfully, I have never claimed to be entirely normal. What truly carried me through was support, especially from my partner in crime, Liane. She has had my back, challenged my self doubt, helped me move through imposter syndrome, and quietly laid foundations alongside me. We have grown far faster than we ever anticipated, and that growth has come with real pressure, particularly while raising a young family. Without her steadiness, belief, and care, this simply would not exist.

If we have been quieter online this year, it is because most of our energy has gone into the work itself. Supporting people well, building strong foundations, and doing things properly behind the scenes. Presence has mattered more to us than posting, and that has been a conscious choice.

What this year really drove home is that Limitless Living was never meant to be fast or flashy. It was meant to be solid. Something that could last. That has meant learning when to be right in it, and when to step back and look at the bigger picture. Liane and I have had to slow things down, talk things through, and make decisions based on where we want this to be long term, not just what needed fixing in the moment.

We also want to say thank you to everyone who has had a hand in this year, in ways big and small. Our team, our participants, our families, and those who have supported us quietly behind the scenes. Every contribution has mattered.

Heading into 2026, we feel clear. Not hyped, not rushed, just clear. There is more growth ahead and some big things we are quietly working toward. They will be built the same way everything else has been so far. With care. With intention. With people at the centre. 2025 tested us, stretched us, and shaped us. 2026 feels like the next step forward. Still learning. Still building. Watch this space.