Bunbury Psychological Services in Bunbury, Western Australia | Psychologist

Bunbury Psychological Services

Locality: Bunbury, Western Australia

Phone: +61 447 713 200

Address: Unit 3/27 Bonnefoi Boulevard 6230 Bunbury, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.bunburypsychology.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Lifeline can now support individuals via SMS. Accessing the service Step 1: Text 0477 13 11 14... Step 2: Complete the pre-survey questions Step 3: Read the Website terms of use. By using this service you accept these terms. Step 4: You will be connected with a Crisis Supporter as soon as one is available

24.01.2022 Dear Valued Clients and Friends of BPS Psychology. Your team at Bunbury Psychological Services remain committed to your well being, both mentally and physically. Please have a read of the tips provided by our professional body the APS ( Australian Psychological Society) in regard to COVID-19, the management of anxiety, social isolation and tips on how to talk with your children. If you are uncertain about your circumstances and would like to speak with one of our professional...s please message or call us. https://www.psychology.org.au//20APS-IS-COVID-19-Public-P2

22.01.2022 With ‘R U OK?’ Day earlier this month, it is a good time to check out the best way to have a conversation about mental health with your friends, family, and colleagues. Click below for our latest newsletter on this topic.

21.01.2022 Lifeline can now support individuals via SMS. Accessing the service Step 1: Text 0477 13 11 14... Step 2: Complete the pre-survey questions Step 3: Read the Website terms of use. By using this service you accept these terms. Step 4: You will be connected with a Crisis Supporter as soon as one is available

20.01.2022 Technology is unavoidable these days, but can this impact the way we feel? Click the link below to access our latest newsletter to learn how mobile phones can influence our mental wellbeing.

17.01.2022 I know the situation around our public schools has been causing angst for parents, teachers, staff and students. I understand that it may be confusing, but we’...ve kept them open, consistent with the best medical advice at hand through the National Cabinet process. Today, as the pandemic situation moves forward, we move to the next step. Firstly, from Monday, March 30, we will now encourage parents to keep children at home if they can, and access the online learning resources we have made available. However, all children who do attend public schools will continue to be taught. Where parents need children to attend school to enable them to maintain employment, and for those children in vulnerable families, like children living with grandparents, they are encouraged to continue to attend school. Public schools will remain open from Monday, March 30 to Friday, April 3. In addition, formal classes will now finish at the end of Friday, April 3, one week earlier than planned. Teachers and education assistants will now use this time to plan and prepare for a new way of teaching from the start of Term 2, with work continuing through the school holidays. However, arrangements will be in place in schools to supervise children who need to attend school on the last four days prior to Easter, where parents require it to maintain their employment, or due to a personal situation. It is crucial for us to strike the right balance between keeping the community safe, allowing essential services to continue and provide a quality education to our students in this difficult time. I want to reassure parents that our schools are well prepared to continue to provide education for their children. Thank you to the parents and carers of Western Australian children for their understanding and support for school staff as we navigate our way together through this unprecedented situation. And thank you to our teachers, education assistants and all school staff for the essential work they do across our State. This is an incredibly difficult situation, thank you for your patience, and we will let you know about plans for Term 2 as soon as possible.

16.01.2022 Please click the link below for a large variety of Australian services and resources to manage your mental health during COVID-19.

15.01.2022 Please click through to read our March newsletter, containing simple tips to manage the emotional impact of Corona Virus, as well as view our previous newsletter editions.

13.01.2022 See our blog post for some great information about tele-health and accessing our services by telephone or internet video call.

13.01.2022 TIPS FOR MINIMISING TRANSFER OF COVID-19

11.01.2022 Returning to school after online home learning can be a difficult transition for some young people. Click the link below for some helpful resources provided by the Australian Psychological Society.

09.01.2022 Here is a link to a very user friendly article by Russ Harris author of the " Happiness Trap" with some excellent tips on Facing COVID. He has generously given permission to share with all. https://drive.google.com//117HY4z4mY5izJpR44ejuZ8rhT/view

08.01.2022 See our latest blog post for a great resource from the Australian Psychological Society on supporting your community's mental health during COVID-19

08.01.2022 Permission obtained to share this. Please remember our little people have no hope of making sense of COVID19. The part of the brain needed to comprehend this is not yet developed for most under 13 years. Take time re reassure them and celebrate their good health and resilience. They need to know they and their parents will survive this if we play by the rules.

08.01.2022 This month we are focusing on establishing healthy boundaries and using assertiveness in the workplace. Please click below to read our latest newsletter for August 2020.

07.01.2022 Please click the link below for our July 2020 edition newsletter containing helpful tips to ease the transition back to work, school, or study after the easing of COVID restrictions in Western Australia.

07.01.2022 Change in routine can be stressful for everyone, especially children. Click the link below for a great resource from the Australian Psychological Society on supporting children with autism spectrum disorder during COVID-19.

06.01.2022 Following on from yesterday’s post. Towards the end of the article you can find contact details for several well respected organisations who may offer assistance to Transgender kids and parents.

05.01.2022 SOCIAL ISOLATION Please see click on the link below for tips on managing social isolation. We at BPS prefer to think of "physical distancing" rather than social isolation. As friends of psychology, you would be well aware of the importance we place on social connectivity and the positive brain chemicals that are released when we connect in a positive way. Nothing in our opinion changes except the need to practise physical distancing during this time of COVID-19 management.... https://www.psychology.org.au//20APS-IS-COVID-19-Isolation

05.01.2022 With the new school year about to commence it is not unusual for children and some parents to feel a degree of anxiety around attending school, especially for first timers. In the article accompanying this post there are some tips you may find useful in managing your child’s anxiety. https://childmind.org/topics/concerns/anxiety/

04.01.2022 There are many parents and grandparents experiencing difficulty when referring to, or communicating with non-binary individuals. Some non- binary people prefer to use gender-neutral pronouns such as ‘they’, ‘their’ and ‘them’. This little video clip provides a few suggestions that might make it easier for those find it awkward.

04.01.2022 Absolutely agree. Going to a counsellor or therapist is just so proactive in managing our mental health.

02.01.2022 CALENDAR OF COPING TIPS We all know what we do well, and most of us thrive in a routine where we fairly well know what is likely to happen on any given day. Helps to keep our brain happy :-) . However, the next few weeks are likely to be a bit different. Here is a calendar of tips for bringing something different into our day. Just small things to consider.

01.01.2022 We all know diet is important for our physical wellbeing, but can it influence the way we feel? Click the link below to access our latest newsletter to learn all about how what we eat can play a role in our mental wellbeing.

01.01.2022 The Handshake may be gone. If you have 5 minutes have a look at what Body Language Experts Allan and Barbara Pease are suggesting as an alternative to the handshake. The " Heart Hello " may become a globally acceptable form of greeting. https://youtu.be/2BzMl5wB9TU