Mind on Health Psychologists in Gold Coast, Queensland | Psychologist

Mind on Health Psychologists

Locality: Gold Coast, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 5502 3699

Address: Shop 3/14 Studio Drive 4210 Gold Coast, QLD, Australia

Website: http://mindonhealthpsychologists.com.au

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25.01.2022 The team at Mind on Health would like to wish all of our clients & their families a Happy New Year! With the start of a new year, many people are making New Year’s resolutions, such as starting new healthy practices and working on goals they’d like to achieve. We would like to talk about how to cope when things go wrong... which they are bound to do from time to time. Read the following article by our lovely psychologist Deanne Blackman on learning to change what we pay att...ention to & how to cultivate gratitude: http://mindonhealth.com.au/how-to-cope-when-things-go-wron/

24.01.2022 Mind on Health is now practicing from our new permanent address: Shop 3/14 Studio Drive, Oxenford. This is 3km from our previous address in Pacific Pines. We thank you for your patience since the fire & we look forward to welcoming you to our brand new clinic.

23.01.2022 Physical affection is so important for both babies and their parents. You can never ‘spoil’ your baby with holding him/her too much. This study shows how hugs help both babies & parents to feel calm & decrease their stress response.

23.01.2022 Parents often notice gender differences in children’s behaviour with boys behaviour often being on the move & fidgety. Read this article by Five First Years to understand the neurological differences between girls & boys, & learn how to help support & nurture boys & their physicality.

22.01.2022 October is Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness month. We remember the babies born sleeping, those we carried but never held, those we held but could not take home, and those who came home but could not stay. Speak out about pregnancy loss In this article, Jessica Grose at the New York Times talks about the grief, anger, envy, relief and guilt that can be experienced after a miscarriage. All of these feelings are common reactions to loss.

21.01.2022 The hormonal & brain changes that new dads go through to help them transition to the role of parenting: https://parenting.nytimes.com/health/fatherhood-mens-bodies

20.01.2022 Source: Oh boy I am sad

20.01.2022 From the team at Mind on Health, we’d like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas & a safe holiday season. We’ll be closed until Monday 6th January

17.01.2022 R U Ok Day! A wonderful reminder to check in, ask the question R U OK, and support those in your lives by connecting, listening & understanding - today & every day. Here's how..... https://www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask

15.01.2022 As John Gottman says Getting to know your spouse is a life long process so try these different conversation starters to stay connected...

14.01.2022 What a few weeks it has been! The outbreak of coronavirus has been felt by people far and wide, with adults & children experiencing some fear and anxiety. How you experience stressful situations can be impacted by your life experiences, your coping strategies, the individual characteristics that make you ‘you’, and the community you live in. You may notice:-... - Worries about your own health or that of your loved ones - Difficulty relaxing or ‘winding down’ - Increase/decrease in sleep - Increase/decrease in appetite & food intake - Low or fluctuating mood - Irritability or being more inclined to anger quickly - Difficulty concentrating - Increased use of alcohol, tobacco or other dugs. Coping with stress can help you & your loved ones feel stronger. Sometimes we are exposed to situations we can’t control, but it can be helpful to focus on the things we can control. The things we CAN control include:- - taking care of yourself & loved ones - looking after your physical health, e.g. walks, exercise, healthy eating, reduce alcohol & smoking. - engaging in pleasurable activities. - And if you are in self-isolation, this could mean taking a long, warm shower; breathing deep breaths in your bedroom; noticing the things in your environment that you are grateful for; thinking about the people in your life you are grateful for; contacting friends & loved ones on phone or internet to remain connected; time in your back yard; watching TV or reading, etc. If we can be of any assistance, please discuss with our reception & if you cannot attend the practice due to self-isolation, phone or video sessions may be available to you. From all of us at Mind on Health, we wish you good health

12.01.2022 To all new mums

11.01.2022 Dr Laurenne See was fortunate enough to attend this 2-day training workshop in Brisbane this week The Body Keeps the Score: Trauma, Attachment & Neuroscience by the acclaimed Dr Bessel van der Kolk. At Mind on Health, we see a large number of clients presenting with developmental trauma (such as abuse or neglect in childhood) &/or trauma that results from discrete traumatic experiences (such as an accident or assault). Trauma therapy can help you to recover from the physical, emotional, cognitive (thinking), and behavioural (what you do) symptoms of trauma.

09.01.2022 Happy New Year! Wishing everyone a year of promise and new experiences Mind on HealthHappy New Year! Wishing everyone a year of promise and new experiences Mind on Health

08.01.2022 Happy international sign languages day!

08.01.2022 Now more than ever, it’s so important to be there for each other. This means checking in on the people in your lives & asking how they are doing. Head over to the R U OK website for useful steps on what you can say after this important question. It really could change a life https://www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask

05.01.2022 For those of you who have young children starting daycare or transitioning to kindy or primary school, here’s some great tips by Maggie Dent on separation anxiety https://www.maggiedent.com//separation-anxiety-starting-s/

04.01.2022 Did you know that suicide is the leading cause of death for Australians aged between 15 and 44 years old? The leading cause of death... More than motor vehicle accidents, other non-intentional accidents, cancer, heart disease, and respiratory disease. It is true that mental health difficulties are more discussed in the media & more openly talked about in our communities these days, but we still have a long way to go to make mental health services accessible, known about, and... prioritised in a persons’ health regime. R U OK day is such an important initiative to raise awareness. It has highlighted how important it is to connect to the people in our lives & ask them how they are doing; to listen without judgement or criticism; to encourage them to use their coping strategies that have worked in the past; to help them get help from mental health professionals; and to remember to check in on them later & show them you care.

01.01.2022 Some great self-care activities to help lift your mood

01.01.2022 Some useful strategies to help manage your anxiety during this time.