Building a world where all neurotypes can work + play together.

Empower your team or family to connect and collaborate through play based neuroinclusive training and events.

We play to foster connection

Through neuroinclusion training and play-based events, we help people understand each other.

Foundations Training

Build immediate capability across your team

Capability Series

Build confident, neuroinclusive leaders + staff

Strategic Consulting

Expert support for leaders, organisational and cultural change

1:1 Coaching

Certified AuDHD coaching for employees, management, and executives

It's not just play, it's working.

Wondiverse is a social enterprise creating a world where neurodivergent people are included, fully participating and leading through innovation.

We empower deep connection across neurotypes, stronger collaboration and environments where people feel safe to be themselves in ways that benefit us all.

Our impact in numbers

1,800+

Leaders and staff empowered in creating neuroinclusive cultures

12,000+

Attendees across nationwide community arts and play events.

3000+

Students and teachers have created inclusive practices.

WonderPlay Studio is a space for co-working and creativity.

Welcome to our neuroinclusive haven in Darlinghurst, Sydney. A space designed for you to do your best work.

Work and play within a community of creatives and social impact leaders, using different zones for focus, collaboration, creativity, meetings, workshops, events and gatherings.

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Testimonials

Sometimes someone comes into your orbit who has a massive impact on your trajectory – Madeleine Jaine Lobsey was that person for me, challenging me to being a better (and bigger) version of myself.

The workshop was practical, inspiring and unlike anything I’ve experienced. I know how long it takes to shift culture in an organisation like this. But having these conversations this way makes me feel like it’s actually possible to change how people see each other and genuinely have everyone thrive.

We came in curious, maybe to build a few Lego towers. But we ended up staying for over two hours, completely immersed in imagination, focus, and fun. What struck me most was the way this space brought people together, strangers of all backgrounds and ages, creating side-by-side. That's community engagement at its most genuine.

She has delivered staff training, peer support sessions, coaching for neurodivergent artists and the co-design of sensory access spaces for NIDA. Her contribution has had a clear and measurable impact on our culture, strengthening inclusive practice across teaching, student support and audience experience.