Therapy as a queer pride practice: What affirming care looks like.
This blog has been prepared for you with input from the Meanjin/Brisbane team at Haven Psychology. Pride is often thought of as a celebration of identity, love, visibility and resi
Why your sexologist wants you to celebrate Masturbation May.
This blog has been brought to you by registered psychologist and psychosexual therapist, Carla Jones. 28th May is National Masturbation Day! And May is International Masturba
Icky, sticky misinformation: What is it and what can we do about it?
This blog has been prepared for you by registered psychologist and psychosexual therapist, Rosie Scott. If you’ve spent any time on the internet, or even any time speaking
Exploring Somatic Experiencing® – need to know basics.
This blog has been prepared for you by registered psychologist and board approved supervisor, Julie Kruss. Julie is an intermediate level trained Somatic Experiencing practitioner.
6 Tips for Starting Therapy in 2025
This blog has been prepared for you by registered psychologist and psychosexual therapist, Carla Jones. We’re back from our break and looking forward to seeing all of our a
EMDR Therapy for trauma: What to expect and how do I know if I’m ready?
This blog has been prepared for you by Registered Psychologist, Dae Bailey. If you have gone through something painful, you may still be affected by it long after it’s over. When
Consensual Kink: The important difference between BDSM and Abuse
This blog has been prepared for you by clinical psychologist and psychosexual therapist, Mel Wyllie. “He hits me around during sex. It hurts sometimes and I don’t r
Got the post sex blues?
This blog has been created for you by our Provisional Psychologist, Rosie Scott. Although one might expect to feel happy after enjoyable, satisfying sex, this isn’t always
Non-Sexual Emotional and Physical Intimacy
In relationships, intimacy goes beyond physical closeness and sexual connection; it encompasses a deep emotional bond and a sense of connection that transcends physicality. Non-sex
Navigating Differing Sexual Desires in Relationships
Sexual desire, an important component of intimate relationships, is as unique as the individuals involved. Yet, what happens when the flame of desire burns differently for partners