The musmlima mindset presents
Equilibrium Adelaide 2026
Australia's national wellness conference for Muslim women
A day of wellness for Muslim women at Adelaide Town Hall. Ten speakers across psychology, nutrition, counselling, social work and Islamic education.
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About
What Equilibrium is
Equilibrium is a national wellness conference for Muslim women, curated to help you align your worldly goals with your faith, give meaning to what you have been tested with, and prepare for success in this life and in the greater journey of the hereafter.
It began in Melbourne in 2023 and comes to Adelaide for a single day at the Town Hall. Ten speakers answer from where they actually work: psychology, nutrition, counselling, social work, the arts and Islamic education. The thread running through all of it is ihsan, excellence, and what that looks like on an ordinary Tuesday rather than in theory.
A catered day, for sisters eighteen and over, in the middle of the city.
Wellness, without leaving your deen at the door
Most wellness advice arrives with its own worldview attached. Eat this, think that, put yourself first. Some of it is useful and some of it quietly asks you to hold your faith at arm's length while you follow it.
Equilibrium starts from the other end. The speakers are qualified in their fields, psychologists, a nutritionist, counsellors, a social worker, and they are Muslim women who take the deen seriously. So the advice arrives already reconciled. Nothing to translate, nothing to leave at the door.
That is the whole reason for the day, and the reason people come back to it in a different city each year.
Programme
How the day runs
- 0111:00am
Doors, registration and refreshments
Times below are indicative. The full session by session program, with each speaker's topic, is released closer to the day.
- 0211:30am
Welcome and opening
The founder of The Muslima Mindset opens the day and sets the frame for it.
- 0311:45am
Morning sessions
The first block of speakers, with a short break in the middle.
- 041:00pm
Dhuhr, then lunchSalah
Prayer, then the catered lunch, and the part of the day where people actually meet one another.
- 052:00pm
Afternoon sessions
The second block of speakers.
- 063:30pm
Panel and questions
Speakers take questions from the floor.
- 073:50pm
Closing and du'ā
We finish on time.
Speakers
Who you'll hear from
Angelica-Hazel
Nutritionist
The physical half of wellness: what we eat, and how it shows up in energy, mood and the strength to keep going.
Ronya Nabulsi
Counsellor
Counselling work, and the ordinary conversations that get a person unstuck long before anything becomes a crisis.
Dr Mastura Alim
Psychologist
A clinical psychologist trained at the University of Adelaide. Her practice and her research sit with people carrying displacement and systemic injustice, and what that does to wellbeing.
Nur Aydin
Psychologist
Psychology brought to the questions Muslim women actually arrive with: identity, expectation, and the weight of being asked to do everything well.
- N
Nazneen Wahid
Visual Arts Educator and School Chaplain
Art and chaplaincy together, making room for what is hard to say out loud, inside a classroom and outside one.
- O
Ola Abdulmomen
OLFA Founder and Educator
Founder of OLFA, and an educator working with women and girls in the community.
- S
Sidra Khalid
Co-Founder, Amanah Institute
Co-founder of Amanah Institute, teaching the sacred sciences to a community that wants them grounded rather than abstract.
- E
Emma Cheers
Social Worker
Social work at the level where wellness gets practical: safety, housing, and knowing which door to knock on.
- I
Iman Moussa
Service Manager, National Zakat Foundation
Manages services at the National Zakat Foundation, where Zakat meets the people it was collected for.
Nina Fashik
Islamic Educator and Mindset Coach
Founder of The Muslima Mindset and the curator of Equilibrium. An Islamic educator and mindset coach, with a bachelor's degree in Islamic Studies, a diploma in Shariah law, and training as a neuro-linguistic programming practitioner and life coach.
Getting there
Where to find us
The Meeting Hall, Adelaide Town Hall
128 King William Street Adelaide SA 5000
By tram
Trams run the length of King William Street and stop at the Town Hall door. Free within the city.
Parking
Paid parking on the surrounding streets, and the UPark car parks on Pirie and Grote Streets are a short walk.
Arriving
Registration opens at eleven. Come a little early if you would like to sit near the front.
Good to know
What the day includes
- Ten speakers across psychology, nutrition, counselling and Islamic education
- Catered through the day, with lunch and refreshments included
- For sisters, eighteen and over
- Five hours, with room to sit with what you hear
- The Meeting Hall at Adelaide Town Hall, in the middle of the city
- Trams along King William Street stop at the door, with paid parking nearby
Questions
Before you come
Who is Equilibrium for?
Muslim women eighteen and over. Come on your own or bring your mother, your sister and your friends. You will not be the only one who came alone.
What does the ticket cover?
The full day, eleven to four, and the catering. One ticket, and nothing else to pay once you are there.
Is food provided?
Yes. Equilibrium is a catered event, with lunch and refreshments through the day. There is a box on the booking form for dietary requirements, and what you write there goes to the caterer.
Where exactly is it, and how do I get there?
The Meeting Hall at Adelaide Town Hall, 128 King William Street, in the middle of the city. Trams along King William Street stop at the door, and there is paid parking in the surrounding streets and car parks.
Can I get a refund?
Tickets are non-refundable, so please check the date against your diary before you book.
What should I bring?
Something to write with. The speakers cover a lot of ground in five hours, and most people leave wishing they had taken notes.
When are the speaker topics announced?
Each speaker's session and topic is released closer to the day. Join the list further down this page and it will come to your inbox.
Du‘ās
Leave a du‘ā
No one has written yet. The first du‘ā left with a booking appears here.
Partners
In partnership with
One Sunday, and the rest of the year to use it
Five hours in the middle of Adelaide with women who have thought carefully about how to live well and stay close to Allah while doing it. Seats are limited by the hall.
Keep in touch
Hear the speaker topics first
Each speaker's session is announced closer to the day. Leave your email and it will come to you.
From
$70.00