Life happens to us, not for us!

In this seminar, Peter ‘Taf’ Mather confronts a very important issue in our sport that affects many people, your mental health.

As a recovering addict, Taf opens his heart to us and explains how in 2020 he hit rock bottom but a defining moment set him on the course that has changed his life for the better.
His journey of recovery includes finding himself, understanding why he went down the road of self-destruction and working towards the person he wants to be. Along the way he reflected on inter-personal relationships, the value of life and learned to focus on the things that were important to him.

As Taf explains his journey is not an overnight quick fix – ‘it has been an 18-year journey and battle, life has no starting point and has no finite end date – it is a day-by-day – a year-by-year progression.‘ Pete’s seminar will focus on his story and on how in the last 12 months he has turned his life around and will focus on the coping strategies and tools that he uses every day to be the amazing human that he now truly feels he is. Strategies that may help you, and support your decision to do something about your cycle of self-destruction.

For those in the skydiving community that know Taf, you know he speaks his mind with honesty, complete frankness, but it is always with a smile on his face! In his own words, Pete says ‘I am hoping if you take anything away from my seminar – you will always remember – you are not alone – help is to be found in the most unexpected places – and human nature is most underrated! Life happens to us, not for us!’