For children’s practices
Support for your families between appointments.
Your families get calm, practical help at home, while they wait and after every report. Your team keeps the sessions for the work only you can do.
Talk to us about a pilot →A 90-day founding pilot for a small number of practices
Between appointments, families are on their own.
9:12 pm
After a meltdown
The strategies from session made sense in the room. At home, at 9pm, they’re hard to remember.
Week 14
Still on the waitlist
Families wait months for a first appointment, with little to do in the meantime.
The day after
The report arrives
Pages of recommendations, and a parent who isn’t sure where to start.
What your families get
Liora Plus
A 24/7 support companion for the hard moments at home, built around Laura’s approach, with crisis lines in place.
Short courses and toolkits
Understanding Your Child, Happier Home and Big Feelings, with printable tools. Advocate and Thrive, for working with school, is added when it launches.
Support from the waitlist
Families can start from the day they join your waitlist, so their first session starts further along.
What your practice gets
Two practice codes
One for the families you see, one for your waitlist. Places end when the pilot ends.
Printable handouts
Cards with a QR code your team can hand out or email. Joining takes about a minute.
A dashboard of totals
Places used and how families are using it. Never a family’s name, chats or files.
No admin for your team
You don’t monitor chats, approve replies or give technical support. We do.
Coming soon
- A Family Hub where parents keep reports and share them with you before session one
- A “this week” plan of 1–3 activities from the clinician, which Liora reinforces at home
- Plain-language report summaries that the clinician approves before the parent sees them
- A school summary link, shared only with the parent’s consent
How a pilot works
- 1
A 20-minute call
We hear how things work for your families between sessions and on your waitlist.
- 2
Set-up in a day
We create your codes and handouts, and walk your team through it in 30 minutes.
- 3
Families join
Hand out the cards. Families scan, sign up and get started that evening.
- 4
Review at 45 and 90 days
We go through the dashboard with you and decide together what happens next.
Safe and private by design
- Liora gives families crisis lines straight away when they need them. We test this before every release.
- Your practice sees totals only, and nothing at all until five families have joined.
- Files are stored privately in Sydney. NeuroKind is general support and education, not therapy.
Who’s behind it
NeuroKind was co-founded by Laura Frampton, a UK-qualified teacher with over ten years' experience working with children and their families, including seven in a school SENCo team.
Trauma-informed · PACE-trained · In partnership with ADHD Australia
Talk to us about a pilot
Tell us a little about your practice. We’ll reply within one business day.
Prefer a one-page summary? View and print it.
Questions
We’re setting founding-practice pricing now with a small number of practices. Tell us about your practice and we’ll go through it on the call.
No. NeuroKind offers parent education and general support, not diagnosis or therapy. It sits alongside your work, and Liora tells families to check with their professionals when something is clinical.
Totals only, such as how many families have joined and how many are using Liora. Detail appears only once five families have joined, so no single family can be identified. You never see names, chats or files.
Hand out the cards or send the link. We look after set-up, family support and anything technical.
NeuroKind was co-founded by Laura Frampton, a UK-qualified teacher with over ten years' experience working with children and their families, including seven in a school SENCo team.