PassGP supports doctor wellbeing
The partnership reflects PassGP's belief that professional development and examination success should never be separated from the person doing the work.
CPD and wellbeing
PassGP supports the Ataraxia Collective retreat series because doctors deserve professional learning that makes room for reflection, connection, cultural safety and genuine rest.
Be Extraordinary CPD
Dr Susannah Ward and the Ataraxia Collective design retreats for doctors who want continuing professional development to include reflection, cultural safety, connection and genuine restoration. PassGP supports the retreat series as a sponsor.
The program can include up to 12 hours of CPD, with reviewing performance, a professional conversation, a development plan and measuring outcomes in cultural safety. Bias, critical consciousness and wellbeing are explored alongside movement, shared meals and time with colleagues.
Why this works
PassGP sponsorship of clinician CPD and wellbeing retreats led by Dr Susannah Ward and the Ataraxia Collective.
The partnership reflects PassGP's belief that professional development and examination success should never be separated from the person doing the work.
Dr Susannah Ward and the Ataraxia Collective design restorative weekends with expert teaching, reflection, professional conversation and connection.
A practical path
The weekend is designed so professional learning and restoration strengthen rather than compete with one another.
Complete structured work in reviewing performance, professional conversation, planning and cultural-safety outcomes.
Make room for mindfulness, movement, good food and a genuine break from everyday clinical pressure.
Learn with other doctors through honest conversation, shared experience and new professional friendships.
What doctors receive
The partnership is designed to make a real professional step clearer, easier to access or more sustainable.
Explore bias, critical consciousness, cultural safety and professional reflection through facilitated learning.
Wellbeing sessions, movement, shared meals and time with colleagues sit alongside the educational program.
The retreat creates room for new friendships, honest conversation and perspective beyond day-to-day clinical work.
Who this helps
PassGP + Be Extraordinary CPD
Explore the Ataraxia Collective retreat series or return to the PassGP network for more support around a doctor's whole professional life.
Be Extraordinary CPD combines professional learning, reflection, cultural safety and wellbeing in a retreat setting. Dr Susannah Ward and the Ataraxia Collective design the retreats, with expert teaching, professional conversation and time with colleagues.
PassGP sponsors the series. Visit the Ataraxia Collective retreat page for retreat information, or contact PassGP about the partnership.
The retreat model can include up to 12 hours of CPD through reviewing performance, a professional conversation, a development plan and measuring outcomes in cultural safety. Facilitated learning explores bias, critical consciousness and professional reflection.
Before booking, confirm the particular event’s activities and documentation with the Ataraxia Collective and how they fit your CPD requirements.
The format may suit doctors who want reflective group learning and professional discussion about bias, critical consciousness and cultural safety, alongside wellbeing activities.
It combines structured reflection and conversation with mindfulness, movement, shared meals and time with colleagues. Explore the retreat series and ask the provider about the program for the event you are considering.
Check the Ataraxia Collective retreat series and ask the provider to confirm the event’s dates, location, availability, price and inclusions. Review its educational program and CPD documentation against your requirements; the retreat model offers up to 12 hours of CPD, with the particular event’s activities to be confirmed.
For PassGP sponsorship enquiries, contact the PassGP team.
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