Mindlife Balance in Scarborough, Queensland | Mental health service

Mindlife Balance

Locality: Scarborough, Queensland

Phone: +61 404 401 691

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24.01.2022 Think before you post! Before you post on social media about something a friend or family member has done or said...Think...what is your motivation for posting it...for all your friends and family to see. When you post your grievance, it invites comments from your friends...who will inevitably take your side even though they might not know WHO you are talking about or know the whole story. When the person your talking about reads it...They will know it’s about them...They wi...ll know the comments are directed at them...often leaving them feeling betrayed and hurt. So before you go ahead and post anything, even if you don’t mention any names ...be aware that doing so equates to behaving in a passive aggressive and manipulative way...Facebook is not the platform to resolve your relationship issues! Instead, talk privately to a friend or better still talk to the person directly about how you are feeling and how you would like things to be. Remember, honest direct communication is crucial to healthy relationships....Be KIND...it’s free.... See more

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03.01.2022 What core belief helps us through tough times and inspires gratitude anytime? It's this: "Life is not happening TO me, it is happening FOR me." #resilience #gratitude

26.12.2021 Post-traumatic stress disorder is a treatable anxiety disorder that affects around 3 million Australians at some point in their lives. Learn more about PTSD and other health topics on the My Amazing Body podcast

11.12.2021 Every year in our family we have a tradition for New Year’s Day. We all sit around the table with a little gleam in our eyes as we look at each other, the antic...ipation building. A small cackle might slip out of my youngest sister as my mom’s face transforms with that giant smile of hers, getting set to kick us all off - our round-robin rendition of everyone’s word of the year. Your word of the year is the thing you are looking to bring to life for yourself - a mantra of sorts. The one thing you really wish for in the year to come. The whole ritual always feels somewhat sacred - like we were all inviting in the thing we were looking to bring to life, with the people you love the most listening in and manifesting it right alongside you. This year, I really had to think long and hard about what I wanted to wish for in 2022. There was a lot that came to mind, but in the same thread, it felt like the usual things that showed up ended up feeling insignificant. For me, it all kind of wrapped into one common theme - peace. Peace in my heart. Peace of mind. Peace that comes in the ritual of moving through the day, knowing you are on the right path for what’s next. I want to metaphorically invite all of you to our table this year. If there was one thing in one word that 2022 could bring to you, what would it be? I would love to hear! I hope your word serves as a preview of life’s coming attractions for you this year.

26.11.2021 HG works incredibly well for curing PTSD. You don’t have to live with it!

26.10.2021 1 in 6 children aged 5-19 had a probable mental health disorder in 2020 @childrenscomm "The greatest gift we can give children and young people is to encourage ...them to learn to look after themselves, to educate them about their human givens: their essential needs and innate resources, and to reassure them that it’s OK to feel anxious sometimes that’s the brain’s way of saying something isn’t right and teach them how to go about homing in on what’s wrong and figuring out how to fix it... " HG therapist Julia Welstead. FREE - download a emotional needs poster for your children today > https://www.hgi.org.uk//humangivens-emotionalneeds-poster2 Read less