Kristen Campbell Therapy in Gerringong, New South Wales | Medical and health

Kristen Campbell Therapy

Locality: Gerringong, New South Wales

Phone: +61 404 363 423

Address: Suite 4 Noble Street 2534 Gerringong, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Beautiful words from Katrina Cavanough

21.01.2022 Our brain is wired to avoid threats in order to survive, anxiety is the response we have when we are exposed to potential threats. Even though our government might be deeming it safe to come out of lockdown, our brains haven’t got the memo. #lockdown #covid #anxiety #mentalhealth #avoidance http://www.kristencampbell.com.au//coming-out-of-hibernati

21.01.2022 New year, new work space. Appointments available now #mentalhealth #sextherapy... #relationshiptherapy #socialwork #traumarecovery See more

20.01.2022 It is with a heavy heart that I have been watching the coverage of the bushfires on the South Coast of NSW, the place I have grown up and call home. - Witnessing these fires and their devastation can lead to a range of trauma responses and it’s really important to seek help. - As a qualified and experienced Mental Health Social Worker, I am offering bulk-billed counselling sessions for anybody directly impacted by the fires.... - Please contact me to arrange an appointment at my office in Gerringong. - #nswfires #mentalhealth #socialwork #traumarecovery #southcoastfires See more

19.01.2022 As always, Brene Brown sums it up. We have indeed collectively hit weary. https://brenebrown.com//brene-on-comparative-suffering-th/

19.01.2022 This period of isolation is likely to see an increase in any compulsive behaviours people have been engaging in. This includes compulsively engaging in sex or pornography. Is it actually an addiction? Check out the new blog post. #sextherapy #pornaddiction #sexaddiction #isolation #covid19 #mentalhealth http://www.kristencampbell.com.au//addiction-or-bad-behavi

19.01.2022 ONLINE training - Due to the COVID19 situation, I have had to move this training to an online platform. Make good use of the time in isolation by earning some CPD points! https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/introduction-to-sexual-diso

19.01.2022 A very exciting professional development event, well I think so anyway Ever wanted to know more about the sexual issues that your clients face? Want to feel more confident in assessing sexual relationships? This is the workshop for you - LIMITED PLACES AVAILABLE, BOOK NOW TO SECURE YOUR SPOT! https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/96570881105

18.01.2022 A very exciting professional development event, well I think so anyway Ever wanted to know more about the sexual issues that your clients face? Want to feel more confident in assessing sexual relationships? This is the workshop for you - LIMITED PLACES AVAILABLE, BOOK NOW TO SECURE YOUR SPOT! https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/96570881105

17.01.2022 A wonderful article in which my good friend and colleague, Lisa, gives a great overview of sex therapy https://www.theage.com.au//forget-couples-counselling-it-s

17.01.2022 Stop apologizing, start thanking. (Image via Action for Happiness)

17.01.2022 Time to take a big deep breath. Lets sit for a minute and have a look at this situation. Our lives are topsy-turvy. We are finding ourselves thinking in a way that we have never needed to. #covid19 #relationships #mentalhealth #isolation #anxiety http://www.kristencampbell.com.au//relationships-in-isolat

15.01.2022 Latest blog post is up - we all have problems in our relationships which are unsolvable, it doesn't mean there aren't things you can do to work through them together. http://www.kristencampbell.com.au//the-perpetual-problems-

11.01.2022 Did you know that sexual issues are experienced by more people than anxiety & depression combined? And yet most professionals in the mental health field report feeling they have had inadequate training in this area. This is the workshop to change that! Increase your confidence and skillset in assessing and responding to sexual difficulties. Book now to confirm your place - the training will be online if we can't go ahead with face to face! https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/introduction-to-sexual-diso

09.01.2022 There’s no timetable for when to tell your partner about your experiences. But there are a handful of common signs that it might be good for your overall mental health. #WorldMentalHealthDay

06.01.2022 New year, new work space. Appointments available now #mentalhealth #sextherapy... #relationshiptherapy #socialwork #traumarecovery See more

05.01.2022 As always, Brene Brown sums it up. We have indeed collectively hit weary. https://brenebrown.com//brene-on-comparative-suffering-th/

05.01.2022 Everyone has a reason for doing what they do. No one does things with the intention of being an arsehole. Everyone is doing the best they can with what they have. #covid #kindness #mentalhealth #isolation http://www.kristencampbell.com.au//7/the-us-vs-them-moveme

04.01.2022 How parents can support a young person experiencing grief. Everyone experiences grief differently, so it can be hard to know how a young person might respond to... loss. However, there are a lot of ways parents and carers can support a young person experiencing grief. Some other strategies that may be helpful in supporting a young person include: Acknowledge their loss and the need to take time to grieve Provide information about normal patterns of grief Talk openly and honestly about the loss and your willingness to support them Ask them what they might need from you Be patient. Someone experiencing grief can be unpredictable. Responding to their needs in a way that is calm, consistent and responsive will help them to feel safe and connected with you. Encourage their continued participation in enjoyable activities such as sports or hobbies, and family activities Support them as they gather stories and memories of the person they are grieving for Help them find meaning in what has happened and foster a sense of hope for the future Help them to anticipate times that may be particularly difficult and develop a plan for coping with these periods, this can include funerals and memorial services Allow young people to make an informed decision about attending funeral or memorial services and explain what they can expect to happen at services. Let them know that it’s OK not to attend, too. Take a lead role in supporting them and remain with them during any service, whether they attend in person or via a livestream during COVID restrictions. This provides you with the chance to see how they’re coping, and if they might need further support. Accessing professional support is particularly important if the young person is grieving for someone who has died by suicide. If you’re also experiencing grief, it is important to check in on yourself, and access support if you need it. Modelling proactive self-care behaviours can have a big impact on how your young person responds to their grief. For support you can check in with your local GP, contact your nearest headspace centre, or try online or phone-based services such as eheadspace, Kids Helpline or Lifeline. For more information go to https://headspace.org.au//understanding-grief-and-loss-fo/

01.01.2022 I’ve been down in Melbourne this weekend for a fabulous workshop by one of the masters in the #sextherapy field (more on that later) but I am astounded by what is happening in the world. Lots of people in masks. Empty restaurants. Worry. People not wanting to be close to each other. So much sanitiser. More worry. ...... This is the time to not only prioritise your physical health, but also #mentalhealth , which statistically is much more likely to be impacted. ... .... Yes #coronavirus is #contagious but #anxiety is even more so.