The Academy of Organisational Neuroscience Australia
The Academy of Organisational Neuroscience Australia
Boosting influence through strengthening leadership and learning impact, for high performing learning cultures through a neuroscience lens.
Dr Judi Newman views the neuroscience through the lens of a teacher and school principal.
Without changes in the neuroplasticity of the brain over time there is limited learning and behaviour change. Know how to change mindset, thinking and behaviour for new habits to lift performance and strengthen influence.
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About The Academy of Organisational Neuroscience Australia (AONA)
Courage, Growth, Influence.
There is a disconnect between what applied neuroscience shows and what organisations do. At the Academy of Organisational Neuroscience we close the gap by sharing evidence based teaching, training, leadership and learning. Our mission is to boost influence through strengthening leadership impact and learning uptake for leaders, teachers, coaches, trainers and learners. Get in touch with us to identify your leadership strengths and improve learning outcomes in your school or organisation.
What we Offer
Dr. Judi Newman is a prominent leadership expert and highly sought after guest speaker and executive coach. She has a proven track record in leadership and an academic background in alignment to her work. The cutting edge brain based coaching and leadership program is a direct pathway to the Masters of Educational Neuroscience at CQ University. Up to four subjects RPL, an opportunity for busy professionals not to be missed. She offers presentations in:
1. Neruodiverse learners and complex cases
2. The science of learning
3. Strengthening leadership influence by understanding the brain
4. Brain development in the early years
5. The teenage brain
6. Building strategic leadership confidence in aspiring leaders
7. Improving thinking and memory
8. Using neuroscience as a pedagogical framework to enhance teaching
9. Brain based executive coaching training
10. Practical strategies for teaching and learning for evidence based practice
Teachers and leaders are brain changers. Unlock the science of learning and behaviour to strengthen your influence on performance.
Private events:
29 January, 2025 Ocean Grove Primary School, Geelong.
30-31 January, 2025 Clonard College Geelong.
28 February, 2025, Bayside School Leaders, Sorrento, Victoria.
4 March, 2025 Victorian Academy of Teaching and Leadership (Bairnsdale).
26 March 2025 Victorian Academy of Teaching and Leadership (Bendigo).
27 March, 2025 Victorian Academy of Teaching and Leadership (North Melbourne).
14 March, 2025 Early Childhood Centres, Brain Based Leadership Part 1
7 April, 2025, ULead Banff Conference Keynote, Canada
9 April, 2025 CAPSLE Conference Education and the Law Keynote
11 April, 2025 Keynote Elevate your influence USA
12 April, 2025 California University, USA
1 May, 2025 Principal conference, Intercontinental, Sorento, Victoria
2-3 May, 2025 Albert Park College, Cape Schanck Victoria
8-9 May 2025, Law and Education, Canberra*
22 May, 2025 St George Principal Conference, Complex Case Management for
Neurodiverse Students, Sydney
13 June, 2025 Northern Territory Remote Principals
20 June, 2025 CQ University
26 June, St Brenden's, Yeppoon
27 June, 2025 Influence, Perth
1 July, 2025 How the brain learns best, Melbourne Mentor Program.
6 August, 2025 Lakes Entrance.
15 August, 2025 St Augustine College, Cairns.
21 July, 2025 Melbourne
22 July, 2025 Clonard Secondary College, Geelong.
14-15 July, 2025 USA California University keynote
30-31 July 2025 HAVEN Girls Grammar
4 August 2025 USA California University workshop
6 August 2025 Lakes Entrance College
10 August 2025 USA California University workshop
15 August 2025 St Augustine College, Cairns
10 September, 2025, University Round Table key note.*
15 September, 2025, Business leaders, Darwin.*
27 January, 2026 Melbourne SFD workshop
29 January, 2026 Sydney SFD workshop
12 February, 2026, keynote Van C, Canada
20 July 2026 George River, Sydney group Neurodiversity
