Our Schools Programs

NeuroKind Education is committed to providing services that improve all elements of school culture, from students, to educators, to parents.

For Students We Offer -

  • Whole School Assemblies - Our whole-school assemblies help students understand neurodiversity, emotions, and difference in a clear, age-appropriate way that builds empathy and inclusive behaviour. Sessions are evidence-based, non-diagnostic, and designed to support wellbeing, belonging, and respectful school culture.

  • 30-45 minute session for Years 3–4 introducing the concept of neurodiversity and mental health.

  • 30-45 minute for Years 5–6 Deeper foundational knowledge that builds on Stage 1 with more detailed scenarios.

  • 1 Hour Talks for Years 7–9 Discussing Neurodiversity and Mental Health 101, with a focus on lense-shifting and inclusion (full grades).

  • 1 Hour Talks For Students Year 10-12 (Years 10–12) Covering Neurodiversity, inclusion and community building (full grades).

  • Neurodivergent Student Circles - A program for small Neurodivergent student groups (1 hour), focusing on identity, self-regulation, and advocacy in a safe, supportive setting.

  • Whole-Year Deep Dive - Full-day program for a full year of students; combining workshops, peer-led activities, and teacher support to build inclusive classroom cultures with a focus on mental health and neurodiversity.

  • 1 HOUR Foundational Educator PD – Evidence-informed professional development for educators on recognising and supporting neurodivergent and emotionally vulnerable students.

  • 2 HOUR Extended Educator PD - Deeper training for staff on practical strategies, emotional safety, inclusive practices, and neuro-affirming techniques.

  • Custom seminars - Our Custom Seminars are tailored entirely to your school’s needs; these can run from half a day to two full days,

For Parents, we offer

Parent Information Evening

  • 1-hour session with Q&A, equipping parents with tools to support neurodivergent or emotionally vulnerable children at home and school.

NeuroKind seminars and professional development sessions are delivered by two experienced facilitators: Dr. Dominique Hannah and Hannah McLaughlin. While both facilitators lead sessions across Queensland, all content is developed and overseen by Dr. Hannah—a psychiatrist with over 20 years of clinical experience in child, adolescent, and family mental health. This ensures that every seminar reflects the latest in evidence-based practice, is trauma-informed, and remains grounded in both lived experience and clinical insight.