News & Events

Think Pink introduces hairdressing at The Living Centre

We are delighted to announce we will be starting a new program at the Think Pink Living Centre. Leesa, a professional hairdresser with over 25 years’ experience is both humbled and excited to be able to give someone confidence by sharing her knowledge of all things hair.

Soul Origin tickled pink to start a breast cancer conversation

Think there’s nothing better than a coffee and a chat? Then how about if it comes in a pink cup? Catch-ups can taste even better this month when you know your purchase is shining a light on a very important message.

Photoshoots at the Living Centre

This September we at Think Pink are excited to announce a new program of Photoshoots at the Living Centre. A great opportunity for clients to take some beautiful family portraits, celebrate the completion of treatment or just get some updated photos of yourself. Bring your family, friends or your furry friend for a great day creating memories.

Aromatherapy and Mental Health

Our September Aromatherapy session, Rebecca covered the topic of Mental Health and how aromatherapy can help improve your mental state…

Aromatherapy and Stress

Our August aromatherapy session, Rebecca covered the topic of Stress and how we can use aromatherapy to help with dealing with stress.

Think Pink The Living Centre Grand Reopening

After three years of closure due to the pandemic, Think Pink Foundation celebrated the reopening of its Living Centre on July 26, with principal partners, sponsors, donors, and key stakeholders in attendance.

Aromatherapy and Hormones

Our July aromatherapy session, Rebecca covered the topic of Hormones and how we can use aromatherapy in line with our hormones

The Melbourne Star lights up in Pink

To celebrate and support the launch of Think Pink’s reusable masks, The Melbourne Star will light herself up in Pink tonight, Thursday the 19th of November

Demand For Think Pink Services Zooms Ahead

Twelve hundred attendances involving fourteen different programs which provided a total of one hundred and twenty sessions between April to early August