Schools

From Perth to Parramatta and Launceston to Longreach, we work with Government, Independent and Catholic schools all over Australia.

Community

We are proud to partner with some of Australia’s leading wellbeing organisations including The Resilience Project, The Wellbeing Distillery and Living Ripples.

Government

We work with dozens of local and state government education departments including youth service agencies, School Focused Youth Service, and the Primary Health Network.

Research

We work closely and collaboratively with leading academics in youth mental health and wellbeing at the University of Adelaide, University of South Australia, and Monash University.

Please see below references to a selection of our peer-reviewed papers:

Centofanti S, Lushington K, Wicking A, Wicking P, Dorrian J. Nighttime Phone Use and Past Exposure to Cyberbullying and Their Impact on Sleep and Psychological Wellbeing in Australian Children Aged 7 to 19 Years. Adolescents. 2024; 4(3):355-374. https://doi.org/10.3390/adolescents4030025

Sophie Richter et al, “Children’s Hope Scale: Factor Structure and Norms for Australian Children Aged 8–18 Years” (2024) 76(1) Australian journal of psychology.

Correa, Valentina Salcedo et al, “The Effect of Mobile Phone Use at Night on the Sleep of Pre-Adolescent (8-11 Year), Early Adolescent (12-14 Year) and Late Adolescent (15-18 Year) Children: A Study of 252,195 Australian Children” [2022] Sleep Health.

Centofanti, Stephanie et al, “Establishing Norms for Mental Well-Being in Young People (7-19 Years) Using the General Health Questionnaire-12” (2019) 71(2) Australian journal of psychology 117.

J Dorrian, S Centofanti, A Wicking, P Wicking, K Lushington; 0255 Smartphones In The Bedroom, Sleep, Communication, And Mental Health In Australian School Students, Sleep, Volume 41, Issue suppl_1, 27 April 2018, Pages A99

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