Book Tess Jasmine

Speaking Opportunities

Tess Jasmine is an experienced speaker, educator, and advocate available for events, conferences, and community engagements across the Pilbara and beyond.

Full room at the International Women's Day Breakfast event

Podcast & Movement

Breaking the Good Girl Code

Breaking the Good Girl Code is a podcast and movement co-hosted by Tess Jasmine and Dr Sam Casey, dedicated to unpacking the social conditioning, expectations, and invisible rules placed on women from birth. Through honest conversations, they explore the "good girl" narrative and how breaking free from it is the first step toward true empowerment.

More details and episode links coming soon. Follow along on Instagram for updates.

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Breaking the Good Girl Code podcast artwork featuring Tess Jasmine and Dr Sam Casey

Meet the Speaker

Tess Jasmine — Advocate, Educator & Speaker

Tess Jasmine is a passionate advocate for women, a trained educator, and the founder of Connect & Empower Karratha. With a Bachelor of Education and a Bachelor of Arts (Indigenous Studies), Tess brings a unique and deeply informed perspective to every stage she steps onto.

For over six years, Tess has devoted herself to research and self-education in women's empowerment, the dynamics of patriarchal systems, domestic violence, and coercive control. She recently completed a micro-credential through the University of Western Australia on 'The Complexities of Coercive Control'.

Tess speaks with warmth, honesty, and a deep commitment to creating real change. Her talks are evidence-informed, accessible, and leave audiences feeling challenged, inspired, and equipped to take action.

Credentials & Expertise

Bachelor of Education
Bachelor of Arts — Indigenous Studies
UWA Micro-credential: Complexities of Coercive Control
6+ years research in women's empowerment & DV
Founder, Connect & Empower Karratha
15 years in Teaching

Suitable For

Community events & forumsCorporate & workplace presentationsSchools & universitiesWomen's conferences & retreatsHealth & wellbeing daysGovernment & non-profit organisationsNetworking eventsPanel discussions

Topics

Speaking Topics

Each talk is tailored to your audience and event. Tess is also available for panel discussions, Q&A sessions, and workshops.

Domestic Violence & Coercive Control

An informed, compassionate exploration of the dynamics of domestic abuse — from identifying coercive control to understanding why people stay and how communities can better support survivors. Tess draws on research, lived experience, and her UWA micro-credential in coercive control.

Community groups, schools, workplaces, organisations

Women's Empowerment

A powerful talk on what it truly means to empower women — moving beyond surface-level 'girl boss' culture to explore identity, self-worth, boundaries, and the systemic barriers women face. Practical, honest, and deeply motivating.

Women's events, conferences, professional development days

Women Working Together

Exploring the power of women supporting women — and the social conditioning that can work against it. This talk unpacks competition, comparison, and how we can build genuine communities of support and collaboration.

Business events, networking groups, leadership forums

Social Constructs & Their Impact on Women

A thought-provoking examination of how societal expectations, gender norms, and cultural narratives shape women's lives — from the 'Good Mum' myth to the motherhood penalty, beauty standards, and workplace inequality.

Academic settings, community forums, women's groups

Motherhood & Identity

Navigating the profound identity shift that comes with motherhood — from the loss of self to the pressure of perfection. This talk validates the complexity of the motherhood experience and offers a new framework for self-preservation.

Mothers' groups, parenting events, health organisations

Custom & Bespoke Topics

Tess is available to develop a custom talk tailored to your organisation's specific needs, audience, and goals. Get in touch to discuss your event and how she can best serve your community.

Any event or organisation

How It Works

Booking Process

Enquire

Send us a message via the contact page with your event details, date, audience, and topic of interest.

Consultation

We'll have a brief conversation to understand your event goals and how Tess can best serve your audience.

Proposal

Tess will prepare a tailored talk outline and proposal for your event, including any customisation needed.

Confirm & Deliver

Once confirmed, Tess will deliver a powerful, engaging presentation your audience won't forget.

Ready to book Tess for your event?

Whether it's a small community gathering or a large conference, Tess brings the same passion, depth, and authenticity to every speaking engagement.