AllPlay

AllPlay AllPlay aims to make the world fit for young people of all abilities. The AllPlay program was founded in 2015 by Professor Nicole Rinehart at Deakin University.

AllPlay uses a strengths-based approach and turns research into free, practical and accessible tools and resources. In 2021, it became part of Monash Education’s School of Educational Psychology and Counselling.

03/11/2025

Free dance program for Autistic children!

There’s still time to join the AllPlay Dance study! 🎉

We are offering a free, term-long dance program (Tuesdays after school, 2026) for Autistic children aged 7-12. Join us and help explore how dance may benefit Autistic children and their families.

✨Parents have been telling us how relaxed and engaged their children are at the AllPlay Dance program, with some wishing that it could keep going!

🔗Learn more and register your interest via the link below:

https://redcap.link/AllPlayDanceRCT

Why do some children have trouble sitting still or staying focused? Discover why restlessness and inattention are common...
23/10/2025

Why do some children have trouble sitting still or staying focused? Discover why restlessness and inattention are common challenges, and how parents and educators can support children to thrive. To watch the full clinical video, head to the link below!

🔗 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpzzZmEFMqk

Explore more strategies and insights on focus, attention, and learning environments below:
* https://www.allplaylearn.org.au/early/educator/thinking/
* https://www.allplaylearn.org.au/secondary/teacher/attention/
* https://www.allplaylearn.org.au/secondary/teacher/thinking/

Are you a parent of an Autistic child who likes to dance?This year's AllPlay Dance study was a huge success  🎉– and now ...
15/10/2025

Are you a parent of an Autistic child who likes to dance?

This year's AllPlay Dance study was a huge success 🎉– and now we are inviting families to join for 2026!

We’re offering a free, term-long dance program (Tuesdays after school, 2026) for Autistic children aged 7–12. Be part of this exciting research and help us learn how dance can support Autistic children and their families.

Parents have been telling us how relaxed and engaged their children are at the AllPlay Dance program, with some wishing that it could keep going!

🔗 Learn more and register your interest: https://redcap.link/AllPlayDanceRCT

Empowering young people means helping them solve challenges, step by step. By talking through feelings and exploring opt...
03/09/2025

Empowering young people means helping them solve challenges, step by step. By talking through feelings and exploring options, we can help each child find solutions that work for them. Knowing their choices and having support makes problem solving easier and builds lasting confidence! Check out the link in our bio for our guide.

🔗https://allplaylearn.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Primary-Secondary-Problem-Solving-Guide.pdf

As part of our Joy of moving program in Australia, we’ve created a series of free, evidence-informed Mood Breaker resour...
28/07/2025

As part of our Joy of moving program in Australia, we’ve created a series of free, evidence-informed Mood Breaker resources that support primary school aged children to regulate their emotions through movement. Educators can also access our online professional learning course to learn more about using movement breaks to support emotion regulation in the classroom - Check out the link in our bio! 📚🤸🏽‍♂️

🔗 https://www.monash.edu/medicine/psych/research/projects/joy-of-moving-program-in-australia/resources/schools -02

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Monash University
Monash, VIC
3800

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https://www.monash.edu/medicine/psych/research/projects/joy-of-moving-program-in-australia/resou

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