The journey, for organisations.

Perinatal mental health, maternal and child health, early parenting centres, and services supporting families in the first 1,000 days.

We offer training, secondary consultation, and systemic supervision for teams working with culturally diverse and neurodivergent families in the earliest stages of life.

Kindergartens, childcare centres, early childhood intervention services, and early learning settings.

We support educators and teams to recognise neurodivergence early, respond to racial microaggressions, and build inclusive environments for all children and families.

Primary and secondary schools, specialist schools, and school wellbeing teams.

Our schools program builds racially literate, neurodiversity-affirming practice across curriculum, wellbeing, and leadership. We work with whole-school approaches and targeted professional learning.

Youth services, family violence services, community organisations, and neighbourhood houses.

We provide training and supervision to help teams hold the intersection of culture, race, trauma, and neurodivergence in their work with young people and families.

Child protection, kinship care, residential care, foster care, and youth justice settings.

We bring specialist expertise in racial literacy, trauma-informed practice, and systemic approaches to statutory systems working with children and young people removed from family.

Community health, hospitals, mental health services, AOD services, headspace, and family services.

We support clinical teams to recognise how race and neurotype shape presentation, engagement, and outcomes, and to build culturally safe, neurodiversity-affirming practice.

Settlement agencies, refugee services, multicultural organisations, and ethno-specific services.

We offer training and consultation on neurodivergence recognition, mental health literacy, and navigating systems for newly arrived communities and the services that support them.

NDIS providers, disability services, support coordination, and plan management.

We help disability services build cultural safety, address racism in service delivery, and support culturally diverse families navigating NDIS and disability systems.

Local government, municipal health and wellbeing, community development, and library services.

We partner with councils on community mental health initiatives, staff training, and building racially literate, neurodiversity-affirming service delivery across council programs.

Universities, TAFEs, vocational education, and student wellbeing services.

We deliver guest lectures, professional development, and consultation on building racially literate, neurodiversity-affirming curriculum and student support services.

Corporate workplaces, sporting organisations, and employee wellbeing programs.

We offer lived experience coaching, racial literacy training, and consultation on building psychologically safe, inclusive workplaces for culturally diverse and neurodivergent employees.

GPs, paediatricians, Primary Health Networks, philanthropic funders, and government departments.

We accept referrals for individual and family therapy, and we partner with funders and system leaders on initiatives that centre racial equity and neurodivergence.