We teach the skills you'd learn with a psychologist through fun, practical and relatable workshops for years K-12.
We started by asking a simple question:
We believe mental health skills shouldn't wait for a crisis. Drawing on evidence-based tools from CBT, DBT and ACT, we teach students, staff and parents to use these strategies in everyday life.
See it in action
How it works
50–60 min interactive sessions, run in class-size groups by trained facilitators.
Term-long activities schools run themselves, embedding each skill straight into pastoral care.
Optional sessions, run online or in person, so the whole school community speaks the same language.
A clear referral pathway to individual psychological support when a student needs more than a workshop.
Why Toolbox
Students are engaged the entire workshop. Movement, games and discussions ensure attention never drops.
Relatable to kids and teens, while we train the next generation of psychologists before they reach the therapy room.
Follow-up activities, parent and staff programs, and a referral pathway into Toolbox Clinic when more support is needed.
We split a year level into class-sized groups and run them simultaneously, not 300 kids in an auditorium.
What schools say
"Toolbox Education did a fantastic job with Year 7 on the topic of emotional regulation. The students were engaged and had a positive session. The team leaders were wonderful."
David Timillero, Dean of Middle School
St Mary's Cathedral College, NSW
"Fabulous mental health program for young people. Done in such an easy-to-understand way. Very relatable for young people!"
Natalie Kurelja, Head of Wellbeing
Balcombe Grammar School, VIC
"Outstanding communication from the office and the two presenters we had on the day were outstanding. The students were raving about them. Well worth the investment."
Matthew Rowland, Head of Footsteps Program
Marist College Canberra, ACT
"Toolbox Education provide amazing sessions that teach students real skills they can take away and use. The sessions are engaging and our students found them to be interesting and useful."
Bridget Tellefson, Head of Wellbeing
Preston High School, VIC
Some of the schools we've worked with
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