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Welcome to thinkEd Australia!  We are a private practice based in Melbourne dedicated to providing Positive Psychology education and consulting services adults, children and teaching professionals.

We use evidence-based positive psychology and education research which has helped thousands of individuals and hundreds of organisations to flourish.  We provide keynote addresses, courses, workshops, personal educational coaching and consulting services to organisations large and small, schools, community groups, as well as individual adults and children.  Find out how our services can help you – or your organisation, your children or your students – become more engaged, more resilient and more successful.

We are the originators of the rockEd program – an 8-week wellbeing and resilience course for children aged 8 – 16.  It’s based on proven interventions from positive psychology research and empowers students to flourish regardless of their circumstances.  We also provide professional development sessions in this program, enabling qualified educators to deliver the lessons to their own students.

Wellbeing Policy Services

Wellbeing in any organisation starts with good policy – policy that meaningfully expresses your organisation’s real goals, and how it will reach them.  Good policy can be a living, authoritative document that galvanises all staff in the pursuit of shared visions.

With over 15 years of experience in policy development,  implementation and review, and audit to international and Australian Standards, thinkEd consultants can ensure that all of your organisational policies, strategic and procedural documents are consistent, effective and stand the test of time.

We create effective and meaningful policies in

  • Wellbeing
  • Engagement
  • Discipline
  • Bullying
  • Cyber-bullying

Contact us for a free no-obligation consultation on your specific policy needs.
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Michelangelo said, “The greater danger for most of us lies not in setting our aim too high and falling short;
but in setting our aim too low, and achieving our mark.”

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