Action Psychology SA in Gawler, South | Mental health service

Action Psychology SA

Locality: Gawler, South

Phone: +61 431 525 408

Address: 2/3 Julian Terrace 5118 Gawler South, SA, Australia

Website: http://actionpsychologysa.net/

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24.01.2022 With the current lockdown in South Australia you may be experiencing increased feelings of stress, worry, isolation or anxiety. These feelings are normal and un...derstandable in these challenging times. There are things that you can do to look after yourself and those around you: Maintain a daily routine as much as you can. Stay connected with family and friends through the phone or online. Stay active - either at home or within your 2.5km radius from home. Look after your physical health - exercise, eat nourishing meals and get plenty of sleep. Practice self-care - do something you enjoy and engage in healthy activities that you find relaxing. Limit your media intake, but keep up to date with accurate and current information from SA Health and SA Police. Access internet or phone based support if you need. Explore digital mental health resources and helpful strategies at www.headtohealth.gov.au/search-resources. To find mental health support online or over the phone, visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/COVID19MentalHealthSupport For tips on looking after your physical, mental and social wellbeing, visit www.wellbeingsa.sa.gov.au

24.01.2022 Details regarding masks - https://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au//protecting+your/face+masks

24.01.2022 In my lifetime I have seen trans youth go from being an unknown entity to a cohort that can speak up for themselves and demand support, healthcare and respect,... and I am excited to watch them grow into fulfilled adults who will show us the way. Until then, it’s up to us to create that world for them. Liz Duck-Chong https://www.theguardian.com//mark-lathams-bill-seeks-to-en

23.01.2022 Fantastic fun on Saturday

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20.01.2022 Please be aware all people over 12 years old attending Action Psychology SA must wear a single use surgical mask.

19.01.2022 Loving our new resource hub!

18.01.2022 COMING TO ACTION PSYCHOLOGY SA - Term 2 2021 https://www.abc.net.au//lego-therapy-helps-build/11337688

17.01.2022 Any donations of supermarket collections will be really appreciated by our kids

15.01.2022 Lots of interest in this - https://marisabailey.com/freebies/

13.01.2022 Christmas/Holiday sessions are fun!

13.01.2022 Smiles on a Spring day.

11.01.2022 MASK UPDATE All people in health care settings must wear a mask (covering mouth and nose) at all times when in the physical presence of other people on th...e premises (with exceptions). Reusable cloth masks can now be accepted in some health care settings. Single-use surgical masks should be worn in some clinical environments. All people includes: care providers patients clients administrative and other staff employees visitors students contractors any other person on the premises There are exceptions for mandatory mask use in health care settings: A patient or client and/or a person providing care is not required to wear a mask if the wearing of a mask will hinder the provision of the relevant care and/or impact patient or client safety. Hospital inpatients are generally not expected to wear masks except when being transported through public spaces. A person receiving individual care in their own home is not expected to wear a mask. A person is not required to wear a mask if they have a relevant medical condition, including problems with their breathing, a serious condition of the face, a disability or a mental health condition A person is not required to wear a mask in circumstances where the ability to see the mouth is essential for communication, such as to enable communication by or with any person who is deaf or hard of hearing A patient or client under the age of 12 is not required to wear a mask A resident or live-in staff member of a residential care facility is not required to wear a mask, including in circumstances in which it is not possible to comply with the physical distancing principle. A person will be considered to be in the physical presence of another person if they are in the same room as that other person. Find more information and the latest Direction here: www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/emergency-declarations Learn more about face masks: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/COVIDmasks

10.01.2022 Worth considering

10.01.2022 MASK UPDATE All people in health care settings must wear a mask (covering mouth and nose) at all times when in the physical presence of other people on th...e premises (with exceptions). Reusable cloth masks can now be accepted in some health care settings. Single-use surgical masks should be worn in some clinical environments. All people includes: care providers patients clients administrative and other staff employees visitors students contractors any other person on the premises There are exceptions for mandatory mask use in health care settings: A patient or client and/or a person providing care is not required to wear a mask if the wearing of a mask will hinder the provision of the relevant care and/or impact patient or client safety. Hospital inpatients are generally not expected to wear masks except when being transported through public spaces. A person receiving individual care in their own home is not expected to wear a mask. A person is not required to wear a mask if they have a relevant medical condition, including problems with their breathing, a serious condition of the face, a disability or a mental health condition A person is not required to wear a mask in circumstances where the ability to see the mouth is essential for communication, such as to enable communication by or with any person who is deaf or hard of hearing A patient or client under the age of 12 is not required to wear a mask A resident or live-in staff member of a residential care facility is not required to wear a mask, including in circumstances in which it is not possible to comply with the physical distancing principle. A person will be considered to be in the physical presence of another person if they are in the same room as that other person. Find more information and the latest Direction here: www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/emergency-declarations Learn more about face masks: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/COVIDmasks

09.01.2022 MASK UPDATE All people in health care settings must wear a mask (covering mouth and nose) at all times when in the physical presence of other people on th...e premises (with exceptions). Reusable cloth masks can now be accepted in some health care settings. Single-use surgical masks should be worn in some clinical environments. All people includes: care providers patients clients administrative and other staff employees visitors students contractors any other person on the premises There are exceptions for mandatory mask use in health care settings: A patient or client and/or a person providing care is not required to wear a mask if the wearing of a mask will hinder the provision of the relevant care and/or impact patient or client safety. Hospital inpatients are generally not expected to wear masks except when being transported through public spaces. A person receiving individual care in their own home is not expected to wear a mask. A person is not required to wear a mask if they have a relevant medical condition, including problems with their breathing, a serious condition of the face, a disability or a mental health condition A person is not required to wear a mask in circumstances where the ability to see the mouth is essential for communication, such as to enable communication by or with any person who is deaf or hard of hearing A patient or client under the age of 12 is not required to wear a mask A resident or live-in staff member of a residential care facility is not required to wear a mask, including in circumstances in which it is not possible to comply with the physical distancing principle. A person will be considered to be in the physical presence of another person if they are in the same room as that other person. Find more information and the latest Direction here: www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/emergency-declarations Learn more about face masks: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/COVIDmasks

09.01.2022 So very proud of this champ

07.01.2022 What clever Parents we have! - An amazing cake for us all to marvel at. Thank-you very much!

05.01.2022 Hello all We are hoping to start Lego based therapy groups next year and could do with some donations! If anyone has unused Lego they could sell or donate to us please make contact

05.01.2022 We are still looking for donations of lego - small bags to big tubs - any shape and size in all colours. Lego Therapy starting Term 2 - exciting for lots of children I suspect. Kindly JJV

05.01.2022 Any donations of supermarket collectables will be greatly appreciated by our kids Any donations of supermarket collectables will be greatly appreciated by our kids

02.01.2022 Masks Who is required to wear masks? People offering personal care services and people in health care, residential care, disability support or aged care facilities are no longer (as of 23 December) required to wear a face mask under the Public Activities or Residential Aged Care Directions.

01.01.2022 https://wchfoundation.org.au/christmas/

01.01.2022 Thank you to https://www.facebook.com/marisa.bailey2