forPsych in Launceston, Tasmania | Psychologist

forPsych

Locality: Launceston, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6349 1177

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24.01.2022 A facebook group I stumbled on for local bushwalkers with anxiety :)

24.01.2022 A fantastic community opportunity if you cant have a garden at home!

24.01.2022 Well worth the time to listen to this podcast to help protect your children.

23.01.2022 I can be easily contacted through this page. Im OK- please dont be concerned!

23.01.2022 A wonderful little story - keep looking for the goldfish!

23.01.2022 For the veterans.

23.01.2022 https://www.familiesmagazine.com.au/is-everyone-ready-for-/ Some great ideas of strategies for siblings missing each other when the oldest starts school for the first time.

20.01.2022 A article thats a very worthwhile read. More to it than just dont let them have the device at night, even if that is the eventual outcome.

20.01.2022 Hey All, Ive got a fantastic PD opportunity for you in Hobart on 26/7 - next Friday. Arson is an unfortunate regular feature in our news, and never fails to incite public interest and rage. ANZAPPL, the Australian New Zealand Association of Psychiatry, Psychology and Law, is presenting a full days program with a morning workshop and afternoon panel discussions. The day will be held on the Hobart waterfront on Friday 26th of July. Dr Katarina Fritzon, Forensic and Clinical ...Psychologist of Bond University will discuss why people set fires; profiling; subgroups such as female, juvenile and bushfire arsonists; and legal considerations. The afternoon will see Dr Fritzon joined by a panel of local experts, including Police, Fire, Deputy DPP, and a former prosecutor and current Legal Aid criminal lawyer. The panel will consider Arson from All the Angles, and Tasmanias other arson problem burned out cars. Open to all! Non-members $65 - barely covers your catering costs. Members $19.50. More info and to book - https://mailchi.mp/5de8908a60f8/xg4tl7u5h5-2000641

19.01.2022 Away for a few days. No phone and limited internet contact. Please leave messages via this page or [email protected]

19.01.2022 I strongly encourage those PWD with stories to tell to engage with the Royal Commission.

18.01.2022 Wondering about a career change? This test is usually $$, but the US publisher is making it available for free at the moment. https://parcares.com/free-sds/

17.01.2022 This - even for older kids and adults.

16.01.2022 Practice Update

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15.01.2022 Some really good advice for choosing a plan manager (NDIS). And if you dont already follow The Growing Space - you probably should.

14.01.2022 If you are a provisional psychologist on the 4+2 pathway, this checklist is what you have been missing! Please share the link to anybody that might find it useful.

14.01.2022 Snowy all clean, fluffy and ready for an after bath zoom!

13.01.2022 Feel it. Its going to hurt. But every moment youre sobbing, youre doing the work. Every moment youre hurting, youre healing. The only way out is through. I stared at the screen, digesting her words. That was the last thing Id expected. Id expected to be coddled or encouraged to look at the bright side. Id expected to be force-fed an ice cream cone at J.P. Licks. This was different. For the first time in my grieving process, I wasnt told to gloss over my feelings w...ith a coat of rose-colored paint. Someone I trusted was encouraging me to feel my pain in its entirety. Through her eyes, my pain was valid and productivea necessary step on my journey toward healing. Her direct acknowledgement of my suffering was the permission I needed to truly feel my pain instead of avoid it. Instead of worrying that I wasnt trying hard enough to be happyinstead of worrying that I was taking too long to healI felt like I was doing everything properly. I could celebrate the work I was doing, even when that work was breaking into sobs, for the third time that day, on the half-mile walk home. My pain and grief had meaning. It could serve a purpose. It could serve me." A worthwhile read from Tiny Buddha

13.01.2022 An interesting read

12.01.2022 Some excellent advice here

11.01.2022 FRI 26/7 ANZAPPL presents An Unmissable Day about Arson, with a morning workshop and two afternoon expert panels. More info in the link. Suitable for a wide range of professions (and students). Please share the link to your networks and interested colleagues. Affordable CPD! Link: https://mailchi.mp/5de8908a60f8/xg4tl7u5h5-2000641

09.01.2022 I would like to offer some tickets to this screening this Friday night. Im thinking 4 tickets - so let me know how many youd like and Ill let you know if youve been successful. In order to protect your privacy, happy for expressions of interest to be via PM or reply. "Defiant Lives introduces the world to the most impressive activists youve never heard of and tells the story of the rise and fight of the disability rights movement in the United States, Britain and Austral...ia. Featuring exclusive interviews with elders (some now deceased) whove led the movement over the past five decades, the film weaves together never-before-seen archival footage with the often-confronting personal stories of disabled men and women as they moved from being warehoused in institutions to fighting for independence and control over their lives. Once freed from their imprisonment, disabled men and women took on the big charities, criticising the use of celebrities to beg on their behalf. They chained themselves to public transport around the world and demanded access to boldly go where everyone else has gone before; and they lobbied for support to live ordinary lives in the community with family, lovers and friends. Defiant Lives is a triumphant film full of extraordinary characters who put their lives on the line to create a better and very different world where everyone regardless of impairment is valued and can participate."

08.01.2022 This is brutally honest - like with a sledgehammer. However, its also eye opening and worth a read.

07.01.2022 Organised by another Launceston psychologist - get behind this!

06.01.2022 In these times of this becoming more and more common, and with the news out of the USA, this is a poignant article.

06.01.2022 A most wonderful explanation, for adults and children alike. Its made by a comedian, but its a serious piece.

05.01.2022 Fantastic advice for school meetings.

04.01.2022 https://www.amazon.com.au//ref=pe_939302_369648152_pe_he/ Fantastic parenting book, super cheap today - $3.49!

04.01.2022 Will Wheaton. Even Wesley Crusher can have depression and anxiety.

04.01.2022 Just a reminder that our next immunisation clinic is on Tuesday, 12th June at 11:30. Here is some information about the free flu immunisation for children under the age 5 years.

02.01.2022 Here's a great freebie that usually costs. Free career test that is worthwhile - I usually pay to use this. https://parcares.com/free-sds/

01.01.2022 Introducing Snowy, starting training early to be a wonderful Therapy Dog when shes old enough . Snowy is a black miniature schnauzer, 15 weeks old. A little sister to Schnapps, who many of you know