Life Bomb Dinner – Dinner with Mel

Life has a way of throwing us curveballs when we least expect it. One moment, you’re cruising along, thinking you’ve got it all figured out, and the next – BAM! A Life Bomb drops, shattering everything you thought you knew. It could be losing a job, a devastating illness, the end of a relationship, or the loss of a loved one. These moments leave us feeling lost, overwhelmed, and wondering how we’ll ever piece ourselves back together.

That’s where Dinner with Mel comes in. Born from my 25+ years of working with client’s, and my own experiences navigating life’s toughest challenges, I realised that what we often need most in these moments isn’t someone to fix us, but instead being able to have a safe space to be exactly where we are. A place of calm and to get clarity amongst the chaos of our Life Bombs. A place where we can acknowledge our struggle, support our pain, connect with others who understand, and start the journey of understanding ourselves through some supported ‘Life Unpacked’ tools and how-to’s.

This is for you if…

You’ve faced a Life Bomb this year like one of these…

• health crisis
• unexpected pregnancy
• divorce
• injury
• car crash
• death of a loved one
• sick or illness
• job loss
• can’t find somewhere to live
• relationship breakup
• relationship breakdown
• financial crisis
• accident
• friend moving overseas

Or any others that have shaken you to your core or have frozen you and now you feel stuck!

I do this because I’ve been there. I’ve felt the gut-wrenching pain of loss, the disorientation of major life changes, and the loneliness that comes when you feel like no one understands. I then went on to guide over 4,500 clients in the space for the past 25+ years. In this time I’ve also discovered the incredible strength we all have within us to heal, grow, and transform. My mission is to help you tap into that strength, to guide you back to yourself when you feel most lost, stuck and vulnerable.

What does this mean for you?

Imagine sitting around a table with others who are weathering their own storms. Others like you.

There’s no need to put on a brave face or pretend you’ve got it all together. Here, you can breathe, be yourself, and start to unravel the tangled mess of emotions you’ve been carrying. It’s like finding a port in the storm, a place to anchor yourself as you navigate these choppy waters.

This looks like:

1. A welcoming, judgment-free zone where your story is honored
2. Meaningful conversations that go beyond surface-level small talk
3. A part of the evening that give you practical tools and insights to help you process your experiences
4. A community of supportive individuals who truly get it
5. The opportunity to see your life from a new perspective
6. Family style shared plates dinner
7. Insights and tools shared by Mel in a facilitated part of the evening
8. Opportunity for live Q&A with Mel

It’s more than just a meal. It’s permission to finally stop and be with others who are also starting to realise that it’s ok to grieve, to be angry, to be confused about what’s happening. And to not know why. Yet! And that you’re all starting to know that all of these feelings are okay.

Imagine the relief of realising you’re not alone in your struggles. It’s the spark of hope that comes from seeing others who are making it through similar challenges. It’s you, realising that you’ve survived other challenges and grown stronger for it before. And most importantly, it’s the first step towards reconnecting with the most important person in your life – you.

Your Life Bomb isn’t the end of your story. It’s the beginning of a new chapter.

In joining us for Dinner with Mel, you’re choosing to be the author of that chapter. You’re saying yes to self-discovery, to starting to move on from what happened, and to the possibility that this challenging time could be the catalyst for profound personal and life growth. So come as you are, bring your whole self, and let’s navigate this journey together. Because when we share our stories and support each other, we don’t just survive our Life Bombs, we learn to flourish in their aftermath.