🇦🇺 For Australia, New Zealand & Singapore
Engaging live talks on psychology, neuroscience, and wellness — streamed on Zoom at Australia/NZ-friendly times, priced in Australian dollars.
Every event on this page is scheduled with our Australian, New Zealand, and Singaporean audiences in mind — typically early evening Sydney time, which lands at a friendly hour right across the region.
60–90 minute talks with a live Q&A — delivered directly to an online audience by leading researchers, therapists, and practitioners.
Explore a subject in depth with a full day of talks from multiple expert speakers, all from the comfort of your own home.
All events streamed on Zoom. Recordings available after each session.
Times shown below for Sydney, Auckland, and Singapore/Perth — Eventbrite will also show your own local time at checkout
What happens in your brain & body when you listen to music? Explore how it shapes our identities and future therapeutic uses. With Q&A.
Live virtual talk with Q&A: Oxford Professor Diane Purkiss delves into the dark and fascinating history of witchcraft and women.
Uncover Jung’s revolutionary insights into the human mind through dreams, shadows, synchronicity and the unconscious. Followed by Q&A.
Discover the fascinating connections between vampires and the human mind, from Dracula to Buffy the Vampire Slayer. With Q&A.
Discover the fascinating connections between horror films and the human mind, exploring themes of psychoanalysis, gender and more. With Q&A.
Trace the real and mythologised story of witches, from ancient myth to modern magic. Followed by Q&A.
Every talk is recorded — grab instant access by email and watch on your own schedule, wherever you are in the world.
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Explore the connection between gut health and hormonal balance. Followed by a Q&A.
Learn how your nervous system holds the story of your life and how tuning into it can change everything. Followed by Q&A.
Ellie Middleton joins Lucy Ellis for a conversation on neurodivergence and navigating life as an autistic and ADHD person. Followed by Q&A.
Explores how ideas of gender, power, and inequality have been shaped over time and why they still matter today. Followed by Q&A.
Explore how menopause affects your body, energy and weight, and discover practical ways to support your health. Followed by Q&A.
Discover the fascinating connections between vampires and the human mind, from Dracula to Buffy the Vampire Slayer. With Q&A.
A workshop on understanding and supporting clients and patients experiencing chronic stress. With Q&A.
Explore the inner critic in autistic and ADHD minds, and discover how self-compassion can transform self-talk, wellbeing, and resilience.
Discover the strange and beautiful world of Odin, Thor, Loki and Freyja with Dr Tom Morcom. Followed by Q&A.
A one-day series of online talks and workshops from world-leading experts
Discover why adults with AuDHD are often prone to burnout, and leave with practical strategies to help prevent it. Followed by Q&A.
Explore the psychology, history, and growing research behind Reiki, and discover why it is practiced. Followed by Q&A.
Discover how AuDHD uniquely presents in women in this insightful and neuroaffirming talk. Followed by Q&A.
Explore the mysterious realm of altered states of consciousness known as paranormal experience. Followed by Q&A.
Uncover Jung's revolutionary insights into the human mind through dreams, shadows, synchronicity, and more. Followed by Q&A.
A one-day series of online talks and workshops from world-leading experts
Dive beneath the surface of mermaid lore, tracing their long histories and what they may reveal about wider society. Followed by Q&A.
Is it love, or limerence? Explore the psychology of romantic fixation and learn how to recognise and manage it. Followed by Q&A.
Explore how autism and ADHD overlap, interact and complement each other in women. With Q&A.
Amanda Perry on why ADHD makes you a brilliant founder, and how to build a business that lasts. Followed by Q&A.
Explore Alan Watts' timeless wisdom and discover what his ideas can teach us about anxiety, meaning, and modern life. Followed by Q&A.
Discover how early life experiences could shape long-term wellbeing, and how certain factors can support recovery. With Q&A.
Discover how and why trauma manifests as physical symptoms and what we can do about it. With Q&A.
Discover the complexities of Autistic sensory experiences and build a toolkit for regulation, wellbeing, and sensory joy. Followed by Q&A.
A professional workshop on working with clients who experience trauma: from unpacking the neuroscience to meaningful support. With Q&A.
Discover the impact of attachment wounds formed in childhood and how to heal and foster better relationships. With Q&A.
Discover the science, history and stories behind women in endurance sport, and how we understand human performance. Followed by Q&A.
Join us while we take a closer look at what happens to the brain while we sleep and the meaning behind our dreams. Followed by Q+A.
Live virtual talk with Q&A: Oxford Professor Diane Purkiss delves into the dark and fascinating history of witchcraft and women.
A professional workshop on working with clients with AuDHD: from unpacking the neuroscience to meaningful support. With Q&A.
Explore the cultural history of Caribbean Carnival, from plantation roots to political protest, resistance and celebration. Followed by Q&A.
A one-day series of online talks and workshops from world-leading experts
Discover how nature can help ease ADHD symptoms, calm the nervous system, and support overall wellbeing. Followed by Q&A.
What happens when ADHD goes unrecognised and unsupported across a lifetime? Followed by Q&A.
Uncover the fascinating history of witchcraft and how patriarchal ideas shaped the image of a witch. Followed by Q&A.
Explore the science behind possession, exorcism, and why our brains conjure the paranormal. Followed by Q&A.
Explore the minds behind history’s worst atrocities and what they reveal about power, evil, and human nature. Followed by Q&A.
Explore the reinvention of the witch figure through the works of Sylvia Plath and Taylor Swift. Followed by Q&A.
Trace the evolution of mental health treatment from ancient asylums to modern neuroscience, and where it’s heading next. Followed by Q&A.
Explore the secrets, wonder and mystery of Britain’s stone circles with folklorist Jon Norman Mason. Followed by Q&A.
Explore queer myths, monsters and magic – from vampires to mermaids – and discover what they reveal about gender and sexuality. With Q&A.
Discover how fairy tales have guided women through the ages – and why we need them now more than ever. Followed by Q&A.
Explore the history and stories behind Britain’s ancient seasonal traditions and what they can still teach us today. Followed by Q&A.
Explore the science behind why social media is so addictive and practical tips for a good relationship with your screen. Followed by Q&A.
Explore the impact of coercive control and supportive ways to respond through a compassionate, trauma-informed lens. With Q&A.
Uncover the neglected history of women in fairy tales and how these stories offer a critique of social inequalities. Followed by Q&A.
Join Sunday Times bestselling author, medievalist, art historian and artist to explore the stories of the medieval world. Followed by Q&A.
Gain valuable insights into strength training your body and mind to thrive through menopause. Followed by Q&A.
Discover cortisol’s impact on health and gain actionable strategies to manage it effectively in our 4-week course. Followed by Q+A.
Explore the dark origins of folk horror and its connections to ancient customs, folklore and modern anxieties. Followed by Q&A.
A one-day series of talks and workshops from leading experts.
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Most events start at 5:00pm Sydney time, which is around 7:00pm in Auckland and 3:00pm in Singapore and Perth — Western Australia shares Singapore's timezone year-round, since neither observes daylight saving. Note that the Sydney–Auckland gap can occasionally shift by an hour for a week or two each spring and autumn, since Australia and New Zealand don't switch their clocks on quite the same date. Eventbrite will automatically display the time in your own local timezone when you book.
All events are streamed on Zoom. You'll receive the link by email when you book. No special equipment is needed — just a stable internet connection.
Yes — recordings are made available to all ticket holders after the event, so you can watch at a time that suits you.
Seed Talks is a UK-based events company and most of our speakers are based in the UK or Europe — but the content is universal. Psychology, neuroscience, and wellbeing have no borders. These sessions are simply scheduled and priced to make attending easy from Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore.
Not at all. Our talks are designed to be accessible and engaging for everyone — whether you're curious about the mind for personal reasons or you work in a related field. Our speakers are skilled at making complex ideas clear and compelling.
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