Student Programmes
Mental Health Support & Guidance For Students
Equip students and young minds with the tools, strategies and guidance they need to navigate the mental health landscape throughout their adolescent years.

Happy Students + Happy Teachers = Happy School
Creating a happy and welcoming school environment is founded on its community of teachers, students, families and support staff. Ensuring the happiness of both teachers and students at school helps to ensure everyone is safe, learning and enjoying the school experience. Equipping students with tools and actionable strategies to understand their mental health holds them in good stead through growing up, while also instilling confidence in them to be able to help others along the way.
The School Happiness Program
Find Your Happy
Empower your students with our engaging School Happiness Program. With six key pillar workshops covering a range of mental health and happiness topics, you’re able to tailor the workshop to fit in with your curriculum or key times of year in the school calendar.
Delivered either online or in-person, our workshops are designed with engagement and participation at their core, to get your students reflecting on their personal circumstances and equipping them with the tools to take charge of their mental health. Available to be presented as individual topics or as a full-day package with three focus topics. The key workshop pillars are:
- Happiness & Wellbeing
- Fulfilment & Stress Management
- Emotional Awareness, Capacity & Resilience
- Self-Development & Growth
- Dealing with Relationships & Positive Connection
- Peer Pressure & Self Esteem
RAC in Partnership with Happiness Co
What’s Driving Your Decisions?
Discover the link between mental health, happiness and making good choices behind the wheel at our “What’s Driving Your Decisions?” workshop, delivered in partnership with RAC. Peer pressure has a profound impact on young people, and is having increasing impact on young driver behaviour.
This workshop delves into the link between emotions, behaviours and decision making, with students reflecting on their self-esteem, connecting mental health and wellbeing with peer pressure and its influence on our choices behind the wheel. Students leave this workshop with tools and strategies to positively impact behaviour and decision making.
- Years 10 – 12
- Fully subsidised
- 45-60 minute workshop
- Suitable for large groups (minimum 20)
Reach | Powered by Happiness Co
Preventative Mental Health Workshops for WA Youths
Happiness Co has partnered with Victorian preventative mental health organisation Reach to expand the delivery of preventative mental health workshops for students across Western Australia.
The purpose of these workshops is to foster resilience and wellbeing amongst school-aged children. Reach | Powered by Happiness Co workshops are fully designed and delivered by young people, for young people – with the aim of creating safe spaces through non-judgement, understanding and empathy. All Reach programs are supported by clinically trained psychologists and social workers to ensure emotional safety and promote positive youth connections.
- Suitable For Years 7 – 12
- Supported By Clinical Professionals
- For Young People, By Young People
- Connection Year 7-8
- Judgement Year 9-10
- Purpose Year 11-12
South West Youth Workshops
Partnered with Barbarians
In partnership with Barbarians Group, we are proud to bring fully subsidised workshops to schools across the South West! This engaging, insightful workshop is centred on the intertwined relationship between emotions, self-esteem and peer pressure.
Designed to provide students with the tools they need to navigate life’s challenges with confidence and resilience, these sessions are aimed at fostering self-awareness and empowering students to make informed decisions. By providing the youth of today with tools and support for their mental health, we are fuelling a future where empathy, kindness and self-care are the cornerstones of society.
- Exploring emotions
- Building self-esteem
- Understanding peer pressure
Designed to provide students with the tools they need to navigate life’s challenges with confidence and resilience, these sessions are aimed at fostering self-awareness and empowering students to make informed decisions. By providing the youth of today with tools and support for their mental health, we are fuelling a future where empathy, kindness and self-care are the cornerstones of society.
- Exploring emotions
- Building self-esteem
- Understanding peer pressure
Don’t Just Take Our Word For It
Brayden has been involved in a number of workshops over the years, with our School. His ability to connect with our students across various settings is invaluable. Brayden’s ability to establish rapport quickly is a strength of his presentations, where he brings a unique blend of humour and positivity that resonates deeply with our students. Recently, I invited him to speak with our Year 9 cohort, who were facing significant friendship issues and displaying unkind behaviour towards one another.
During his session, Brayden skilfully addressed these challenges, fostering an environment where students felt safe to express their feelings and concerns. His engaging approach not only lightened the mood but also encouraged open dialogue among the students. They responded positively to his insights and humour, which helped them reflect on their actions and consider the importance of kindness and empathy.
Brayden’s impact was evident as students began to shift their perspectives on friendship and support for one another. I wholeheartedly recommend him for any future engagements with our students; his ability to connect and inspire is truly exceptional. I look forward to a continued partnership with Brayden, where he compliments the outcomes we are trying to achieve with our wellbeing program.
Brittany Berghan
Deputy Head of Senior School - St Marks Anglican Community School
Brayden was engaging from the very beginning. Our students come from all walks of life, from all cultures, some come to us very disengaged and having suffered trauma backgrounds. Yet, with all that diversity, they all walked out of our Auditorium affected by Brayden’s workshop and feeling his words. Some even ‘stormed’ the stage wanting to meet him! Sometimes lived experience talks can be triggers for students but Brayden delivered his truth in an accessible way which provided food for thought to all who attended, staff included. We are grateful to Happiness Co and the RAC for providing such a service and will definitely have Brayden back.
Kind regards,
Armanda Di Toro
Year 11 Coordinator
Brayden was an incredibly engaging speaker and really reached out to the students. After having many chats with my students after the presentation, it was clear that they were chatting about all that was discussed and many were surprised that they liked it as much as they did. Brayden was authentic and resonated with so many of the students that it was hard not to be captivated.
I love all things social, emotional and well-being so I found this seminar just as useful as the students!
Great work,
Natasha Trandos
Trinity College - Humanities Teacher
Brayden’s presentation to our Year 11 cohort was extremely well received. His relaxed and personable manner made for an engaging session where girls were able to consider his own personal story with informative activities designed to get them thinking about the challenges of entering Year 12. The presentation allowed for personal reflection and provided opportunities to plan for the future. The feedback from our girls was overwhelmingly positive and we will no doubt be having Brayden return next year.
Craig Doyle
St Hilda's
Brayden attended our campus to deliver a workshop on self-esteem, authenticity and the impact this can have on making positive choices. He delivered 3 workshops to different classes throughout the day and the feedback was overwhelmingly positive from both students and teachers. He was engaging and related well to all of the students, motivating them to get involved in the activities. The workshop was well-aligned with our curriculum and gave another perspective on an important topic for our students. I will be booking this incursion again for next year.
Wendy
John Curtain College Arts
Brayden was a great presenter, who engaged 150 Year 10 students with a meaningful presentation. I believe all students took away something from the talk. It was relevant, interactive and enjoyed by everyone in the room.
Thanks
Kerryn
I had the pleasure of attending a presentation by Brayden from the Happiness Co and I can’t say enough good things about it! Brayden was able to capture the student’s attention with his infectious enthusiasm and positive energy.
Brayden’s presentation was not only informative but also entertaining. He kept us all engaged with his humour and relatable stories, while still managing to provide practical tips on how to cultivate happiness and well-being in our daily lives.
I highly recommend getting Brayden and the Happiness Co to present at your school. Very age-appropriate content and left the students with helpful take home points.
Taylor Geracitano-Smith
Developing The Skills & Tools to Educate Young Minds
Our thought-provoking workshops are bound to have students thinking, not only internally, but about those around them. They’ll learn how to pick up on cues if they – or someone they know – is struggling, and they’ll be provided with the tools to ask the right questions to help someone in need. Our workshops aim to teach foundational skills around active listening, encouraging action and following up.

Our Impact Partners
A huge shoutout is in order for our Impact Partners – those who make what we do possible. We thank all of our current Impact Partners for their contributions in shaping the minds of the youth in Western Australia and beyond.
We always welcome new organisations and individuals who want to help us impact the lives of more young people across Australia, equipping them with practical, preventative mental health training. If this sounds like you or your business, please reach out via the button below and one of our team will be in touch to discuss further.






Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the school programmes designed for?
Our programmes are tailored for high school aged students across Western Australia and beyond, providing mental health support, guidance and practical tools to assist them in navigating challenges such as stress, anxiety and peer pressure.
What topics are covered in the programmes?
There are a range of key areas addressed across our programmes, including emotional wellbeing, building resilience, understanding emotions, navigating peer pressure and developing self-awareness.
Are the programmes run in-person or online?
Depending on the programme you are considering, we offer a mixture of in-person and online workshops to accommodate schools in different regions. Our team is equipped to deliver engaging and interactive sessions in either format.
Who facilitates the programmes?
Our programmes are facilitated by experienced Happiness Co team members, with support from experienced mental health professionals and clinical experts, to ensure young people are supported across all workshop activities.
How can these programmes benefit students?
The programmes help students to develop essential life skills, such as emotional regulation, healthy coping mechanisms and positive mental health habits. Student also learn about actionable strategies and skills to empower them to take charge of their mental health and overall wellbeing.