With over 25 years of professional experience in movement, voice and stage performance, Brock Jays brings structured, trauma-informed creative practice into community wellbeing spaces.
As a neurodivergent facilitator (ADHD), he understands firsthand how powerful music and movement can be for regulation, confidence and belonging.
Meet Facilitator & Founder - Brock Jays
My Approach
Creative Regulation is built on structure, safety and lived understanding. Each session is intentionally designed to support nervous-system regulation, confidence and social participation within a predictable, trauma-informed framework.
The approach combines professional movement and training with neurodivergent insight to create environments where participants feel supported, not pressured.
Regulation First
Sessions are structured to prioritise nervous-system safety, predictable flow and choice based participation. Regulation comes before performance.
Lived Experience
As a neurodivergent facilitator (ADHD), Brock understands sensory processing differences, emotional intensity and the need for safe physical expression
This lived experience informs structure, pacing and choice-based design of every session.
Community & Capacity building
Creative Regulation is designed to support practical, functional outcomes within a structured group environment.
Sessions focus on developing coordination, confidence, communication skills and safe social participation through shared rhythm and movement.
Program aligns with NDIS Capacity Building supports including:
Improved Daily Living
Increased Social & Community Participation
The goal is to strengthen real-world engagement, not performance.
Compliance & Professional Credentials
NDIS Worker Screening check - Approved
Working with children check (WWCC) - Approved
FIRST AID & CPR (HLTAID012 - Provide first aid in an Education and care setting) - Active
Public Liability Insurance - Active
Professional Indemnity Insurance - Active
ABN Registered Sole Trader
Unregistered NDIS Provider (supporting self-managed and plan-managed participants)