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What is the difference between life coaching and therapy? Honestly, I have no idea! Actually, that isn’t quite true. Coaching tends to be a little […]
What is the difference between life coaching and therapy? Honestly, I have no idea! Actually, that isn’t quite true. Coaching tends to be a little […]
Kate from the Panic Room wanted me to let you know about the support group service that they run. They run regular confidential forums for […]
I am the eMental Health Project Officer. Naturally that means I am quite partial to recommending eMental Health Services. If I wasn’t I’d be kinda […]
It is an unfortunate fact of life that most of us, at some point, will be exposed to a traumatic event. Examples of traumatic events […]
Jennifer Burke from Adelaide Psychology & Co is running a “relaxed 1 hour introduction to mindfulness-based skills and tools that will help you to cope […]
Anxiety goes by a number of names: nervousness, stress, worry, fear, panic. Some degree of anxiety is perfectly normal. It is normal to be nervous […]
A little while back I set up the “Feeling Stressed” page on our website. It is a series of simple suggestions and links you can utilise […]
I’ve written previously about safeTALK. “SafeTALK is a half-day alertness workshop that prepares anyone, regardless of experience or training, to become a suicide-alert helper. Most people […]
This post was updated 6/4/18 One of the clinicians here just directed me to an interesting online mental health resource. It is called Wisemind. Wisemind […]
Here at Flinders, our counsellors provide a time-limited (6 sessions max per year) support service for students who are struggling. Commonly, students who seek out […]
I just finished reading a good article over at The Globe and Mail. It was on loneliness. Loneliness “is a feeling of sadness or distress […]
One of my jobs and the jobs of the counsellors here at Flinders, is to let you know about different mental health treatment options, so you […]
Yes, that is supposed to be a purposefully inflammatory title 🙂 So in case you did not know, South Australia has a Mental Health Commission (MHC). […]
Building well-being is something you have to work at. It is why I use the ‘mental fitness’ analogy when speaking about well-being nowadays, because like […]
Mental illness is common in Australia. 45% of us will experience a mental illness (or sometimes called a mental disorder) at some stage in our […]