Utilising a Strengths-Based Approach to Overcome Difficulty
This blog has been prepared for you by administrator and psychology graduate, Bridget Joyner. Have you ever encountered a challenging project at work where you had to rely on on
Poli-Ticks Me Off: What Political Stress Is and How It Can Affect Us
This blog has been prepared for you by registered psychologist and political meme nerd, Clinton Trueman. I wouldn’t say I’ve ever felt particularly motivate
What I Have Learned From Cats… aka Musings From A Cat Obsessed Psychologist
This blog has been prepared for you by Community Psychologists and Board Approved Supervisor, and huge feline fan, Julie. Yes, I am cat obsessed and I am not ashamed to admit
An opportunity for better: A reflection on the new Code of Conduct and Professional Competencies from the Psychology Board of Australia.
We have had December 1st 2025 marked in our calendar like we are Rosie waiting for the new Taylor Swift album to drop. This hotly anticipated implementation of the new Code of Cond
Pelvic Health – Beyond the Physical Health
This blog has been prepared for you by provisional psychologist and placement student extraordinare, Sophie Bongers. No doubt, pelvic health is an important part of our health –
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
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
Ho Ho How to Set Boundaries During the Holiday Season
This blog has been prepared for you by registered psychologist and psychosexual therapist, Carla Jones. 2024 has been another big year! As psychologists, it’s at this
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
Breaking Stereotypes: Ageism in the Workplace
Ageism, the prejudice and discrimination against individuals based on their age, is an issue that’s found within various aspects of society, including the workplace. A 2018 sur