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Assistive products can support function – but reablement doesn’t happen in isolation. Living well is deeply connected to social and emotional wellbeing.

The Yarn, move, do workbook includes strengths‑based yarning prompts to support Elders, older people, and their families to reflect on healthy ageing and start meaningful conversations about what’s going right, not just what’s going wrong.

Developed by LiveUp in collaboration with Little Rocket, Victorian Aboriginal Health Service, Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO), and Aunty Elly Chatfield, Yarn, move, do draws on Aunty Elly’s (Gamillaroi) powerful metaphor of Country regenerating after fire to show how assistive products can sit within a holistic wellness and reablement approach.

The resource can be used as a full workbook or as individual sheets, with space to write or draw.

Download the workbook here