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Sing Move Regulate workshops

Helping children feel calmer, safer and more connected.

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Sing Move Regulate

Supports children who find everyday challenges overwhelming, and the educators and families who care for them.

Through practical workshops, training and hands-on learning, we share simple ideas that can help with daily routines, moving between activities, navigate big feelings, and foster skills for emotional regulation.

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"When we begin to know ourselves in an open and self-supportive way, we take the first step to encourage our children to know themselves."

— Daniel J. Siegel

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Our Approach

The focus is not on giving families or educators more theory.

It is about making everyday life feel more manageable, helping children feel safe and supported, and giving adults tools they can use straight away.

If you are looking for practical support for your family, school, childcare centre or team, we would be happy to talk through what might help.

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“When adults feel more confident in how to respond, children are more likely to feel safe and more connected to them”

Everyday Challenges We Can Help With

Many of the families and educators we work with are looking for guidance and support with situations such as:

We don't just give theory. We provide practical, actionable tools that make everyday life feel more manageable — helping children feel safe, supported, and understood.

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Bedtime routines that end in stress and conflict

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Social situations where children misread expected social cues, or display sensitivity to perceived rejection

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Moving from home to school, kindy, or childcare

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Overwhelm from noise, people, change, or expectations

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Sensitivity to clothes, socks, tags, and dressing items

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Managing the after-school meltdowns

These moments can affect the carer's mental health and, even worse, the relationship they share with the child. These moments can also be confusing, especially when a child is trying hard but still finding things difficult.

Our workshops empower adults to pause, and respond with more awareness and understanding.

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Busy mornings where small changes cause distress

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Big feelings that escalate quickly

What We Do

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Parent & Educator Presentations

Parent sessions run for 45 minutes, including a Q&A.

Designed for groups of parents, educators, or caregiving teams.

Time: 45 min session

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Children's Workshops

Our evidence-informed program runs for 8 weeks to support emotional regulation in larger groups. Each session is 60 minutes and designed for early learning settings and schools. Time: 8-week program

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Small Group or 1:1 Programs

Designed for small groups or individual children. Sessions are 30 minutes and can be delivered online or in‑person.

Tailored to meet the specific needs of your child, family, or group. Online or in‑person / 30 min sessions

Sing Move Regulate provides workshops and training that gives parents, educators and caregiving teams practical strategies they can use in real situations.
Sessions can be shaped for families, early learning settings, and schools.

Upcoming Events

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Interested to learn more?

My team and I can deliver the program at your learning centre, community event, playgroup, school, homeschool hub, vacation care or OSHC. Sing Move Regulate can also be delivered in an open indoor space or natural setting like a nature reserve.

Please complete the form below to organise a time to discuss your needs and ideas. I would love to hear from you.

Private workshops require a minimum of 15 participants, and are targeted at children of all ages and abilities.

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In the spirit of reconciliation, Sing Move Regulate acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

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