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Traversing Through Existence

Written by the runner up of our Mental Health Month 2018 competition, Ella K. Angry at the world, screaming internally about the horrors that happened…
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Self-Care: More than just face masks and bubble baths?

‘Self-care’ seems to be quite a buzzword at the moment. Snaps of people enjoying a candlelit bubble bath with a glass of wine, or strolling…
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Oh Baby, Oh Baby!

My partner and I have recently learnt more about parenting than many people ever have, especially for two people without children. This comes from the…
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Afloat

Written by our Mental Health Month 2018 competition winner. I stood on top of mountains The world bent to my will, Of happiness and contentment,…
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Welcome and Why

I know the mind is complex. I know that every person has a different mind, different needs and different difficulties. I also know that there…
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Psych up the Psych – Get to know Cathy

To get to know our lovely psychologist we asked her 5 quick questions she had to answer in 5 quick minutes! See Cathy’s answers below.…
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Why We’re Ditching New Year’s Resolutions

The classic life cycle of the ‘New Year’s Resolution’ goes a little something like this: Set sights on some ultimate goal (e.g. get into shape,…
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Coping With COVID: Am I doing it right?

Any feeling is a normal feeling when the situation itself is abnormal. The past few weeks have been by no means normal for any of…
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It’s not about the food – All about eating disorders

Candice Nicholls, ACFED approved Provisional Psychologist, Mind Mode One of the many misconceptions of eating disorders is that food is the main issue. Well what…
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Perspectives of an Anti-Diet Dietitian

 By Denelle Cosier – Accredited Practicing Dietitian    Dieting vs Food freedom  “I’ll start my diet again tomorrow” “Well I’ve eaten one brownie, I might…
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Self-reflection – Harmful or Helpful ?

Do you ever feel like your brain is going a million miles an hour and you can’t slow your thoughts down? Do you often beat…
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The Vital Role of a Psychologist in Managing Anxiety

Anxiety is a common problem that affects millions of people worldwide, and it can be overwhelming to deal with on your own. Symptoms such as…
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How Therapy Can Help with Burnout

Feeling burnt out can make life seem like a never-ending cycle of exhaustion and stress. Balancing work, relationships, and personal life can quickly become too…
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Anxiety

Sometimes anxiety is just your brain being an overly enthusiastic and overprotective friend…but it’s still a friend! Imagine your brain as the puppy that barks…
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Strategies for Managing Stress and Anxiety in Adjustment Disorder

Adjustment Disorder is a psychological response to identifiable stressors, often resulting in emotional and behavioural symptoms. This condition typically arises following a stressful life event,…
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Embracing Self-Compassion: A Key to Nurturing Self-Worth

Today, it feels like everything has changed—it’s either been closed, postponed, or canceled. Some states have officially shut down. You’re working from home, while watching.
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Dietetics and ADHD

Today, it feels like everything has changed—it’s either been closed, postponed, or canceled. Some states have officially shut down. You’re working from home, while watching.