Education and workshop opportunities.

We offer executive function training and practical workshops for teachers, early educators, allied health professionals, foster carers, and families. Our evidence-based sessions provide strategies for supporting children and young people with organisation, time management, emotional regulation, impulsivity, and independence—at home, in the classroom, or in care settings. Training is flexible, available online or face-to-face, and tailored to your needs.

Upcoming workshops:

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Live online workshop for parents and carers

Helping Your Child Thrive: Online Workshop

A small group, 1.5 hour Executive Functioning Workshop for Parents and Carers. $69 per family inc GST.

7pm, Tuesday 28th April, 2026. Limited spots available.

This workshop will be recorded.

RESERVE YOUR PLACE NOW: Ticket bookings

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Coming in 2026: Online training packages

Building Independence in kids: An executive function mini course.

Providing practical information and strategies for Parents and Carers, Educators, and Allied Health therapists

Executive Function Training for Professionals and Carers

We provide practical, evidence-based training on executive function for early educators, teachers, allied health professionals, foster care and support staff, and families. Executive function skills are essential for all children and young people—including those with diverse needs such as neurodevelopmental differences, trauma backgrounds, or medical conditions.

Our workshops help you understand and support executive function development in everyday settings. Training is available face-to-face or online and can be tailored to your team’s needs. Our training emphasises genuine collaboration—helping adults work alongside children to understand their perspectives, identify obstacles, and co-create solutions for home, school, and community settings.

Contact us to discuss how we can support your professional development.

Depending on your needs, our training can cover:

  • Practical strategies for supporting children who struggle with organisation, time management, impulsivity, or following instructions

  • Everyday tools for building independence and self-management in children and young people

  • Approaches for addressing emotional regulation and common behavioural challenges

  • Creating inclusive and supportive environments across home, school, and care settings

  • Evidence-based methods for fostering executive function skills in all children, including those with neurodiversity, trauma backgrounds, or medical needs

  • Strategies for building executive function skills in therapy sessions or classroom settings

Coming soon: online training packages!

We’re currently busy behind the scenes turning our popular executive function workshops into an online training package. Our new on-demand courses will include videos and worksheets, making it easy to learn at your own pace. There will be practical topics for families, as well as sessions for educators and therapists interested in learning more about how to support executive function differences in children and young people. Click below to send us an email if you’d like to join our newsletter and stay up to date on when these online packages become available.

Or if you’re interested in arranging a live workshop for your team or service, please also use the link below to get in touch. We’re happy to discuss options to meet your group’s needs.

Organisations we've presented to:

  • Early Childhood Intervention Australia (Victoria/Tasmania) (ECIS)

  • Anglicare

  • Australian Clinical Neuropsychology Association (ACNpA)

  • The Australian Psychological Society (APS)

  • Victorian Association for Gifted and Talented Children (VATAG)

  • The Australian and New Zealand Child Neurology Society (ANZCNS)

  • Numerous pubic, private, and independent schools

  • Australian Paediatric Neuropsychology Rehabilitation Network (APNRN)