Shop 2, 342 Camden Valley Way, Narellan NSW 2557
Welcome to Goanna Academy!
Shop 2, 342 Camden Valley Way, Narellan NSW 2557
Our WorkWELL program focuses on supporting healthier, more connected workplaces.
Workplace wellbeing isn't just about reducing risk - it's about building resilient teams, strengthening workplace culture and creating environments where people can perform at their best.
Psychosocial safety isn't just a legal requirement—it's a competitive advantage. Mental health challenges impact concentration, communication, and safety on site.
We don't just address workplace stress; we build elite-level professional resilience. Our evidence-led methodology equips teams with the mental fitness, psychological safety, and cultural alignment needed to sustain peak performance.
Elite performance begins with a thriving foundation. We align leadership actions with team behaviors, building deep psychological safety, strong retention, and a shared commitment to excellence.
Building stronger conversations, help-seeking behaviours and team connection.
Providing practical tools to manage pressure, prevent burnout and support performance.
We focus on retention, culture, communication and performance, not just compliance
“Creating psychologically safe workplaces where people feel valued, connected and supported.”
Goanna Academy works with your organisation to design bespoke sessions tailored to your specific objectives. Select individual modules or complete packages based on your workforce needs.
Supporting leaders to create psychologically safe workplaces through stronger communication, trust and team connection.
Designed for industries where performance, safety and wellbeing are critical, including mining, construction, healthcare, agriculture and FIFO environments.
Helping organisations improve engagement, strengthen wellbeing and retain valued employees through practical mental health education.
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Our program is Australia's first Indigenous-owned preventative mental health curriculum tailored specifically for workplaces. Founded by NRL legend Greg Inglis, we combine authentic lived-experience storytelling with evidence-led frameworks to build real, sustainable resilience. We focus heavily on reducing stigma, encouraging early intervention, and cultivating trusted team dynamics, rather than just delivering tick-box compliance checklists.
Yes, they do. Under current WHS legislation, organizations must manage psychosocial hazards with the same diligence as physical safety. Our WorkWELL workshops directly map to these regulatory standards by helping teams cultivate psychological safety, improve peer-to-peer communication, equip leaders with practical early-intervention tools, and construct safer, more inclusive working environments to reduce employee burnout.
Absolutely. We provide highly flexible delivery options to accommodate your workforce requirements. Our modules can be delivered via dynamic, in-person workshops, high-production online live streams for remote and distributed workforces, or integrated as standalone digital learning assets to align seamlessly with your internal development schedules.
We are deeply committed to reaching remote and regional workforces across Australia, including regional hubs, mining operations, agricultural locations, and FIFO bases. We coordinate physical on-site visits with our team of traveling facilitators, and support them with robust hybrid streaming models so that regional locations feel fully connected, engaged, and supported.
Submit an enquiry and our team will be in touch.
Goanna Academy Pty Ltd | ABN: 40 643 585 915
Goanna Foundation Limited | ABN: 83 677 565 614
If you are in an emergency or need immediate assistance, contact mental health services by calling 000.
If you need to speak to someone urgently:
Lifeline (13 11 14)
13 YARN (13 9276) Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Crisis Supporters
We are proud and privileged to have our home on this land, and to be able to continue the long tradition of community coming together around food, begun thousands of years ago by First Nations peoples. As we stand together on this unceded land, we acknowledge that our First Nations people are the original custodians of this land and we recognise their deep connection to land, water, sky, and community which continues today. We pay our deep respects to community elders, past, present, and emerging, for they hold the memories, the traditions, the culture, and the hopes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.