June 15th, 6 pm–8.30 pm

This event is on my actual birthday, and it is all about learning how to celebrate yourself. 

So many of us struggle to know who we even are, so we are going to find out together.

If you’ve ever thought, “I don’t actually know how to talk about myself without listing my jobs and roles,” this night is for you.

What is the Get Celebrated Workshop?

“Get Celebrated” is a gentle, creative, neurodivergent‑friendly workshop where we spend an evening getting curious about who you are underneath all the labels.

The workshop centres around creating a You Board. 

It’s a little like a vision board, except this isn’t hopes and dreams of holidays and piles of money; this is a board of everything you are, right now.

I guide you through questions that allow you to visually present who it is you are so that you can walk away with a finished collage of YOU. 

Think of it as building a visual love letter to yourself that you can look at on the days you feel a bit lost or invisible.

What Happens at the Get Celebrated Workshop

This is not a formal, sit‑in‑rows workshop. It’s a very casual conversation and social gathering, interwoven with probing, playful questions that get you thinking about your identity in new ways.

You can expect things like:

• Questions such as “If you were a colour, what would you be?”
• Gentle prompts about what lights you up, what comforts you, and what feels most “you”
• Space to chat, laugh, and reflect with other neurodivergent adults who “get it”
• Guided time to create your own You Board, with support if you get stuck

By the end, you’ll have a completed collage that feels like you, epitomised – not your job title, not your productivity, just you.

Learn to Make Your You Board in Canva (Step‑by‑Step)

I will be explicitly teaching participants how to create their You Board on Canva.

• No technological skills required 
• I’ll walk you through step‑by‑step 
• You can go at your own pace and ask as many questions as you like

It is advisable to bring your laptop or tablet. 

However, if tech is stressful for you, you’re still welcome – we can work with where you’re at.

Please just send me an email at [email protected] if you plan on not using any technology.

What to Bring to the Get Celebrated Workshop

To make things a little smoother on the night, it helps if you:

• Bring your laptop or tablet
• Have your favourite photos from your life saved in a folder 
• These might be:
  • Images of yourself 
  • Significant moments in your life 
  • Photos of things you just love (places, objects, aesthetics, animals, hobbies, etc.)

If you hate doing your homework (hi, same), you are absolutely welcome to do this during the class. 

It just reduces executive function on the night – when you’re socialising and creating – if you already have some of your favourite pictures chosen. But there is zero shame either way.

We will then work together to create us epitomised, which you can:

• Use as your phone or laptop background 
• Print and put on the back of your toilet door 
• Stick on your wall, fridge, or inside a wardrobe 

Anywhere you will see it often and be reminded of who you are.

Why Neurodivergent Adults Need Spaces to Be Celebrated

The idea is to celebrate all the best parts of who we are in a creative way that reminds us how incredible we are on those days we might be feeling a little lost.

So much of our identities are held together with the glue of our roles in society – mother, nurse, provider, farmer, partner, friend. 

I want us to get down to our core – the things that spark joy within us, that light us up from the inside, that make us special.

This workshop is for you if:

– You struggle to answer “What do you like?” without going blank 

– You feel more like a list of responsibilities than an actual person 

– You want a gentle, non‑cringey way to celebrate yourself 

– You love the idea of a creative night that doesn’t require being “good at art” 

– You want to be in a room full of people who understand neurodivergent brains

Get Celebrated Workshop Details (Date, Time, Location)

• Date: June 15th 
• Time: 6 pm–8.30 pm 
• Location: Ngutungka West Lakes
• Format: Casual workshop + social space + guided Canva session 
• Accessibility: Neurodivergent‑friendly, come as you are, stim as needed

Feel free to bring along your dinner if you need; there are facilities to heat it. 

There is also tea and coffee available.

And of course, it is my birthday, so there will be cake.

Book Your Spot at Get Celebrated

So come celebrate YOU, with me.

If you’re ready to see yourself more clearly, honour the parts of you that have been quietly holding everything together, and spend an evening being witnessed and celebrated – I would love to see you there.

Book your spot at Get Celebrated

More questions:

For more information, check out the Frequently Asked Questions page.

About Victoria-Rose

Victoria-Rose Paris is an Adelaide-based AuDHD content creator sharing lived experiences of neurodiversity. With a history of endometriosis and a focus on living life to the fullest while honouring her neurodiverse self, she navigates identity, productivity, travel, health, and adventures. She is also the founder of The Adulting Club, where neurodivergent people bring their “too hard basket”, and she brings the education and dopamine. Find her raw, unfiltered content on Instagram and TikTok.