Clinical depth, translated
Our work sits at the intersection of three things: rigorous psychological science, practical translation into everyday language, and measurable, defensible delivery. We do not sell wellbeing as a feeling. We design work that produces data, evidence, and outcomes you can hand to a regulator, a board, or a funder.
Clinically grounded
Every program is designed and led by a behavioural science clinician, not assembled from generic wellbeing templates.
Translated, not academic
Current research delivered in language that workforces, frontline teams, families, and children can actually use.
Measured and defensible
Built to be evidenced over time. If your own data says it is not working, we tell you, and you stop.
Australia wide
Delivered nationally, designed so that reach and quality are never a postcode lottery.
The people who deliver it
The people who design the work are the people in the room. Nothing clinical is outsourced.
Aimee Floyd
Aimee is a behavioural science consultant with a background in psychological science, completing her Honours in Psychology. She designs and leads the firm's psychosocial risk practice, its grant and tender work, and the program portfolio including Daniel's Diaries, POSU and the SETT program, Roadworthy Dads and CorePBS.
Her clinical work spans behaviour support across children, disability, youth justice and forensic settings, alongside counselling and corporate consulting. She is also an established grant and tender writer, most recently designing the program model and leading the successful submission for a multi million dollar national trial supporting at risk youth. Whether the reader is an eight year old learning how their own brain works, a funding assessor, or a workforce of three hundred, the thread is the same: rigorous psychological science, translated into something people can actually use.
Kathy Golding
Kathy leads facilitation of the psychosocial risk program and specialises in helping organisations meet their work health and safety psychosocial obligations, strengthen staff capability, and build psychologically safe cultures. Her background spans mental health intake, behavioural assessment, trauma informed communication and multi state operational leadership, which lets her bring clinical insight and practical business understanding into the same room.
Having managed teams across Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia and Tasmania, she understands the operational realities businesses actually work within: staffing pressures, performance expectations, customer demands, and the need for consistent, compliant processes. Her training is clear, practical and grounded in real world experience, and it is built to reduce risk, support staff wellbeing, and create workplaces where people can genuinely thrive.
Every engagement funds posu.
posu. is Foundations First Group's initiative for young people at risk. Every month, no matter what, a young person doing it tough gets a pair of good socks and plain language teaching on how their own brain works. It is a small, unconditional anchor, and behind it sits a harder purpose: getting Australia talking about the issue upstream of youth justice and out of home care that almost no one wants to name.
A fixed share of every FFG Consulting engagement funds it. Commissioning us is part of how posu. runs.
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