Supporting student wellbeing, right where they learn
Every student deserves to feel supported, so they can thrive in class, with friends, and in themselves. That’s why we bring psychology and allied health care right into your school. Our clinicians work alongside your teachers, offering therapy, assessments, staff supervision, and one to one student support. From speech and occupational therapy to social work, dietetics, and audiology, it all happens on campus. The result is faster access, less paperwork, and care that treats the whole child.
- AHPRA registered psychologists
- Working with Children Checks
- Professional indemnity insured
- Delivered in your school
Psychology and mental health support for your school
We are here to look after the mental health and wellbeing of your whole school community. That means one to one work with students, supervision for your wellbeing staff, and assessments carried out right in your school. Here’s how our psychologists help.
- Offer friendly, confidential support for students
- Care for students with complex and diverse needs
- Work closely with teachers on strategies that help students feel well and stay engaged in class
- Run behaviour programs grounded in evidence and focused on wellbeing
- Carry out cognitive, educational, ADHD, and autism assessments right at school
Allied health support for your students
Alongside our psychology team, we bring a full allied health service to your students and their families, all within the school day. Here’s what we offer.
- Speech therapy
- Social work
- Dietetics
- Occupational therapy
- Audiology
Why schools love working this way
Faster, easier access to mental health support, so families are not rushing children to outside appointments
Your psychologists look after clinical care and risk, so teachers can focus on everyday wellbeing
Almost no admin for your staff. We handle all the contact between families and psychologists
Closer communication between teachers and psychologists, for care that sees the whole child
Flexible payment options for families and schools, with NDIS and Medicare funding available
How We Support Your School
We offer one to one therapy with students and their families, so they feel better and more themselves. Here is how our psychologists help.
- Offer friendly, confidential support for students
- Care for students with complex and diverse needs
- Work closely with teachers on strategies that help students feel well and stay engaged in class
- Run behaviour programs grounded in evidence and focused on wellbeing
Every clinician holds current AHPRA registration, a Working with Children Check, and professional indemnity insurance.
We also run group programs for students who are finding friendships tricky, settling into high school, working through worries, or learning about self care and boundaries.
If a group program sounds helpful, we will work with you to choose the topic, gather interested students, and find a time that suits your school.
Our registered psychologists carry out a range of assessments right at your school.
- Cognitive
- Educational
- Specific Learning Disorder
- Autism and ADHD
Just send us a list of students and the assessments they need, and we will take care of the rest.
We speak with each family first, then visit on an agreed day to complete three or four assessments. Families receive clear feedback, the school too if needed, and a final report is prepared together with the family.
Our allied health team includes occupational therapists, speech therapists, dietitians, osteopaths, audiologists, and physiotherapists.
Having them on campus means less running around for parents, tailored support that keeps students engaged, and better wellbeing for everyone.
Just like our psychology service, send us a list of students who need support and we will follow up with their families to book them in.
- Occupational therapy helps students build and keep the everyday skills they need to take part fully, from the classroom to the playground.
- Speech therapy supports children with speech, language, and communication, so talking, listening, and connecting with others comes more easily.
- Dietetics offers friendly, practical nutrition advice for steady energy, healthy growth, and lifelong wellbeing.
- Osteopathy is a gentle, hands on therapy that eases pain, improves movement, and helps the body heal, useful for aches, joints, and posture.
- Audiology looks after hearing and balance, catching concerns early so students can listen, learn, and join in with confidence.
- Physiotherapy helps students recover from injury and move well again through tailored exercises and hands on care.
Our specialists come to you to run professional development for your staff.
We shape every session around what your team needs, whether that is social and emotional learning, supporting neurodivergent students, or settling new preps. Sessions can run for a couple of hours, a half day, or a full day.
Here are some we have run before.
- Sensory and Emotional Regulation run by our occupational therapists, covering how our senses work, how to spot sensory and regulation difficulties in children, and simple strategies that help.
- Managing Exam Stress for year 11 and 12 with our psychologists
- Head in the Game, a sports performance program with our psychologists
- Osteo for Kids
Our psychologists and allied health team can create mental health education made just for your students.
We will work out what your students need, bring in the right professional, and find a time that suits your school.
That might be managing stress in year 11 and 12, setting healthy boundaries with friends, building confidence, or easing the move from primary to secondary school.
Our team can host parent information evenings on the topics that matter most to your community.
Popular ones cover understanding mental health, starting prep or year 7, the social and emotional shifts of high school, and supporting VCE students through exam stress.
Every evening is warm, practical, and full of strategies parents can use at home. Tell us your focus and we will tailor a program to suit.
Here is one we are running now.
- Yearly Prep Orientation with our osteopaths helping parents with the right bag and shoe fit, good posture, and spotting scoliosis early.
We support your school staff, especially those in wellbeing roles, so they feel confident helping students.
- Group supervision a space to talk through cases, share what staff are seeing, and build strategies for tricky situations, with debriefing and practical guidance along the way.
- Onsite support our psychologists are on hand to help with student risk and clinical care whenever you need it.
The result is a team that feels equipped and confident responding to students, while keeping everyone safe.
When a crisis or tragedy touches your school, our psychologists are here with specialist support.
- Support for staff and students psychologists trained in critical incident response guide and support your whole community through the first difficult days and into recovery.
- Policy and planning we can help you build or review clear, proven plans so your school is ready to respond well to whatever comes next.
Elevate is our program dedicated to staff wellbeing.
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