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Wondering how to maintain the progress you’ve made after therapy ends? In this blog, we explore practical strategies to help you stay on track emotionally, manage setbacks, and carry the tools from therapy into everyday life. Whether you’ve completed trauma therapy, anxiety treatment, or support for grief, maintaining your mental health after sessions finish is just as important as the therapy itself.
It’s not uncommon for people to say, “I’d prefer an older therapist” or “I need a male psychologist for this.” We get it. When you’re facing something deeply personal or vulnerable, it’s natural to want to feel as comfortable and understood as possible.
But here’s the thing—we gently invite you to stay open to the idea that healing and meaningful change doesn’t always come from someone who looks like they’ve walked your exact path. It often comes from someone who knows how to walk with you, skilfully and compassionately, through the challenges you’re facing now.
Special occasions like Mother’s Day, birthdays, and Christmas are meant to bring joy but for many families, they can stir up stress, guilt, grief and emotional tension. We explore why these days can be so triggering and what you can do to navigate them with understanding, boundaries, and compassion.
If you’re feeling, controlled, unsafe, trapped, criticised, belittled or hurt in some way, domestic violence is present. The signs of DV aren’t always obvious.
Do reward chart systems work for parents trying to get their kids to want to do things, or be on their best behaviour? Psychologist Daniel Alevras talks more about this topic.
Medicare and the Medicare Safety Net is an important resource than can support your journey towards better mental health. Understanding Medicare benefits and the Safety Net can make a significant […]
The moment you discover your child or teenager is self harming, can be confronting, stressful and scary. You may be worried, think maybe you’ve done something wrong. How did this […]
With the increase cost of living, are you burning out at work? Reduce stress, reduce anxiety, see one of our psychologists
When fighting as a couple or in a relationship, you can become gridlocked. It’s called by Dr Debbie Collaros, “The Chase”. What happens with our brain when there’s conflict?
Why men don’t tend to talk about their feelings. Let’s unpack mens mental health and how you can tackle it at home.
Parenting teens can be tough. Sydney Clinical Psychologist Rebecca Deane shares her to 5 ways to rebuild that connection with your teenager at home.
Teenagers who are anxious about their future, have career fear, don’t know what to do for a job? Uncertainty can be anxiety provoking. Morrisby Careers Test.
In everyday life, people behave in many different ways, but some aspects of behaviour are harder to see. For people with ADHD and Autism, there’s something called “masking.” This means […]
Why seeing a Psychologist is such a valuable investment, to your mental and physical long term health. A short term investment for a long term gain.
Starting on a fitness journey is like planting a garden—it takes time, care, and, most importantly, patience.
Feeling lonely? Alone all the time and it’s getting you down? Clinical Psychologist Rebecca Deane gives her top 9 ideas to tackle loneliness at home, and move forward each day.
When children head towards the end of their primary school years, and start to transition into high school, it is a huge shift for them. Not only are they developing […]