Even after the danger of the bushfires has long passed, people can experience upsetting reactions, and these can go on for weeks, months or years. The distress can involve physical […]
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Anxiety in children can be difficult to manage, impacting social and emotional wellbeing and their ability to reach their full potential. Signs of anxiety in children may include stomach aches,
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This article is based loosely on Erik Erikson’s theory of psycho-social development wherein human life progresses through eight stages. Each has developmental questions that need an answer and some have
The Gift of Being Fully Present Within Ourselves Have you ever driven home and realised you don’t remember the journey? Or found yourself in a conversation but felt mentally
Good health necessarily denotes the wellbeing of a whole person, that is, an optimally functioning physical body along with a robust, satisfying mental activity and emotional stability. When physical presentations
Anyone who knows me knows that I’m passionate about Psychology! It’s National Psychology Week in November 6-12. The theme for this year’s program is: Ways to thrive. So, I thought
Spring is in the air. Optimism is buzzing. We wash the windows, do our spring cleaning and unclutter the house and the beds from all the warm winter woollies. We
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If you are experiencing any trials and tribulations, you may be feeling stuck in your current situation and it seems like there is no way out. What if you were
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Want to be happier in life? Try gratitude. Gratitude is one of the most overlooked tools that we all have access to everyday to enhance our wellbeing. Being grateful is
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