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MIGHTY MINDS

An 8-Week Resilience Group Program

Designed for Year 1 and Year 2 students and their parents, Mighty Minds provides a supportive and engaging environment where children and families can explore social and emotional learning together.

Through age-appropriate activities and group experiences, children will have opportunities to explore emotional awareness, friendship skills, confidence, flexible thinking, and responding to everyday challenges.

Parents are also involved throughout the program, with dedicated parent sessions that support learning and reflection at home.


What Children and Families Will Explore in Mighty Minds

Mighty Minds is an 8-week child resilience program in Melbourne's Inner West designed for Year 1 and Year 2 students and their parents.

Through engaging, age-appropriate activities, children and families will have opportunities to explore topics related to emotional awareness, friendship skills, flexible thinking, and responding to everyday challenges. The program focuses on supporting social and emotional learning in a safe and supportive group environment.

Emotional Awareness and Regulation

Children will participate in activities that explore emotions, emotional awareness, and age-appropriate approaches to recognising and responding to feelings.

Confidence, Resilience and Growth Mindset

Activities will provide opportunities for children to explore persistence, problem-solving, and responding to setbacks as part of everyday learning experiences.

Friendship and Social Skills

Children will participate in activities that explore communication, cooperation, perspective-taking, and navigating social situations with peers.

Flexible Thinking and Problem Solving

Through games, discussions, and practical activities, children will have opportunities to explore different ways of approaching challenges and considering alternative perspectives.

Parent Participation and Home Support

Parents will participate in dedicated sessions that explore concepts discussed throughout the program and provide opportunities to reflect on ways these ideas may be supported at home.

What's Included

✓ Weekly psychologist-led group sessions

✓ Small group format (maximum 10 participants)

✓ Parent education and support sessions

✓ Practical activities and guided discussions

✓ Take-home resources for families

✓ Opportunities to participate in a supportive group environment

Mighty Minds is delivered by psychologists Chloe and Charmaine at Mind in Mind Psychology in Spotswood, Melbourne's Inner West.


Program Details

Who: Year 1 and Year 2 students and their parents

Dates: TBC (Please indicate your preference below)

Time: TBC

Program Format: Six child sessions and two parent sessions

Group Size: Up to 10 participants

Cost: $135 per participant, per session

Medicare Rebates:Medicare rebates per group session may be available for eligible families. Please talk to us about using third party funding.

Location: Mind in Mind Psychology, 204B Hall Street, Spotswood VIC 3015


Through Mighty Minds, children will learn practical tools that help them recognise emotions, manage challenges, and build confidence in everyday situations.

Resources Children Will Use


NEXT STEPS

We conduct brief intake screenings to determine whether Mighty Minds is an appropriate fit for your child and family's goals.

Complete the enquiry form below and a member of our team will be in touch to discuss the program, answer any questions, and determine whether Mighty Minds may be a suitable option for your family.

Please complete the form and a member of our team will be in touch.