Parenting Myth’s

Gosh it’s a big job being a parent and a big thing that most parents do is blame themselves for not being a ‘good parent’. Parents have a unique way for viewing the behaviour of a child, and both parents may have different feelings about the same behaviour of a child. You are not a […]

Being Busy

We are human be-ings, not human do-ings. Do you have a million things on the go? Do you feel overwhelmed? Do you feel like you need to be busy to feel useful? Lately, I have had a few clients who want to STOP either being busy or STOP feeling guilty about being busy, or just […]

Why we Celebrate World Mental Health Day and Why It is Important

How World Bipolar Day helps remove stigma

The World Health Organisation has declared 10 October World Mental Health Day. And as we approach this occasion, it’s important to think about why we celebrate World Mental Health Day. What does it mean to you? While the experience of mental illness is anything but a celebration, it’s worthwhile pausing to recognise how far we’ve […]

This Is What Dry July Can do to Improve the Mental Health of Many Australians

July is here again! That means cooler weather, shorter days, and the end of the financial year. But for a select group of Australians, it’s also the time of year when they stop drinking alcohol. Why? Dry July. If you’ve never heard of Dry July before, it’s a great cause. Participants quit drinking alcohol for […]

Understanding Your Behaviour and Communication—Why You do Certain Things and not Others

Understanding your behaviour and communication—why you do certain things and not others; why you say certain things and not others—can sometimes be confusing, but trying to understand other people’s behaviour and communication can be downright perplexing. Understanding behaviour and communication However, it’s worth investing time in understanding behaviour and communication. Understanding your own is the […]