Does your child experience big feelings?
Big Feelings Club provides a welcoming and supportive environment where children can explore emotions, build confidence, develop friendships and learn practical strategies for managing big feelings through engaging, play-based activities.
Suitable for: Children aged 5 - 8 years
Group Size: Small group setting to support meaningful participation and connection

Location: Oakgrove Community Centre, Narre Warren South VIC 3805

When: Every Thursday (school term)

Time: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Each week explores a different aspect of emotional awareness through creative activities

Skill outcome: Identifying emotions and understanding that feelings can feel different in our bodies

Skill outcome: How emotions affect movement and physical sensations

Skill outcome: Identity, self-esteem and strength
Download the full program overview to explore each week's theme, activities, learning focus and discover how Big Feelings Club supports children to build confidence, emotional regulation, friendships and resilience over the course of the program.

Join for one session or the full 8-week program. Every session is a small, supportive group where children explore big feelings through play, art and creative activities.
Perfect for trying the group before committing, or for families who can't make it every week. Your child can join any week that suits you.
Join a single sessionYour child builds skills week by week, with the same group and facilitator each time. This is where we see the most growth in confidence and emotional regulation
Enrol full termSessions must be paid before they start, or claimed through your NDIS plan if you're self-managed or plan-managed.
for Not sure if your plan covers it? Contact us, and we'll help you check.
Big Feelings Club may be accessible through NDIS funding depending on your child's plan. Please contact us to discuss your situation.
No referral or diagnosis is required. Big Feelings Club is open to any child aged 5–8 who would benefit from support with emotional regulation and social skills.
Many children who join are shy or anxious about group settings. Our therapist creates a warm, gentle environment where children can settle in at their own pace.