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Join our upcoming professional learning session designed to empower educators with practical, psychology-informed tools for supporting wellbeing and learning.
From Anxiety to Confidence LIVE WEBINAR
Join us for the one hour live webinar on November 16th at 6pm-7pm run by Clinical Psychologist Emma Mahoney and Educational and Developmental Psychologist Jessica Schembri
Topic: From anxiety to confidence – coaching adolescents through discomfort
Overview
In this brief parent session, we will explore how our natural instinct to protect children from stress and discomfort can, over time, unintentionally reduce their confidence and resilience. While accommodations are sometimes necessary and appropriate, consistently removing all situations that provoke anxiety—such as tests, presentations, or challenging tasks—can reinforce the belief that these situations are dangerous or unmanageable.
The session would cover:
* Why anxiety and discomfort are a normal and important part of growth
* How avoidance can strengthen fear and reduce self-confidence
* The difference between supportive accommodations and enabling avoidance
* Practical ways parents can coach children through challenges rather than removing them
* How gradual exposure to manageable stress helps build coping skills, independence, and resilience
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Student behaviour is communication — but many educators are left managing big emotions without practical tools or support.
This 1-hour pre-recorded webinar, delivered by the founders MindWise Learning Collective, Jessica Schembri (Educational and Developmental Psychologist) and Emma Mahoney (Clinical Psychologist and Teacher), supports primary and secondary educators to better understand student emotional development and respond with confidence, clarity, and connection.
Grounded in evidence-based psychology and real classroom experience, this session focuses on emotion coaching, relational approaches, and proactive strategies that reduce escalation and strengthen teacher–student relationships.
Emotion Coaching for Sporting Coaches – Live Webinar
Join us for the one hour live webinar on November 30th at 6pm-7pm run by Clinical Psychologist Emma Mahoney and Educational and Developmental Psychologist Jessica Schembri
Sport can bring out big emotions, from frustration and disappointment to anxiety, anger and self-doubt. As a coach or instructor, how you respond to these moments can have a significant impact on an athlete’s confidence, emotional regulation and overall sporting experience.
Join MindWise Learning Collective for this practical, evidence-informed webinar designed to equip sporting coaches and instructors with strategies to recognise, understand and respond effectively to young people’s emotions in training and competitive environments.
What you’ll learn:
Understand emotional regulation and why young people experience big feelings.
Recognise signs of anxiety, frustration and emotional overwhelm.
Apply practical emotion coaching strategies to support young people during challenging moments.
Respond effectively to mistakes, setbacks, disappointment and competitive pressure.
Build emotional resilience, confidence and positive coach–athlete relationships.
Create a supportive sporting environment that encourages both performance and wellbeing.
Who should attend?
Sporting coaches, instructors, trainers and anyone involved in supporting children and adolescents in recreational or competitive sport.
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Whether you’re an educator, school leader, or parent, we’re here to support you with practical, psychology-informed programs that turn insight into action and create brighter futures for every student.
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Step 3
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Experience meaningful change through evidence-based guidance and practical support.