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POP Psychology

Phone: +61 488 080 684

Address: 11 Sussex Street, West End 4101 West End, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.littleshopofpop.com

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25.01.2022 From 10 to 20! Sweet relief for our clients who have previously had to stretch out their therapy sessions, despite needing them to properly recover and treat underlying issues. The 2020 budget has increased the number of rebatable sessions and this is sorely needed to help those most vulnerable in our community.

23.01.2022 #starttheconversation this Birth Trauma Awareness Week

22.01.2022 More details to follow, but and that this $2.3B funding is put to use in ways that effectively supports the emotional well-being of Aussies, their families and our communities. https://www.afr.com//after-fires-floods-and-covid-19-menta

18.01.2022 Ugh! Mondays right? We know!! Feeling drained? Make a cuppa tea and listen to Dr. Rachel and Nicole's podcast POP THE KETTLE ON. This week they talk about motherhood burnout and Annie! Not the 2014 version, but the authentic 1982 one! Airing on June 6th! Stream it on Spotify and iTunes!

18.01.2022 Ah.. yes please! LEGO https://www.lego.com/en-au/aboutus/news/2020/july/lego-art/

17.01.2022 Today we celebrate Eddie Mabo's win against 'terra nullius'. The case marks a win for Mabo and First Peoples in history. Mabo fought to win back the right for Indigenous people to call Australia their land. This lead to recognising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders as the traditional custodians and owners of this land. Mabo Day also marks the end to National Reconciliation Week. More than a word, Reconciliation takes action!

17.01.2022 Looking after your mental health is so important. As part of #mentalhealthmonth, the APS will be sharing resources throughout October. This resource provides information on how to manage coronavirus lockdown fatigue http://bit.ly/CVlock #mentalhealth #psychology #COVID19

16.01.2022 Fashion trends capture 2020 like nothing else. https://www.theage.com.au//masktivism-crocs-and-elastic-wa

16.01.2022 Intergenerational reverberations of the trauma and diaspora inflicted upon our First Nations people, is a burden felt by all Australians. We shall never forget, and together we can heal

14.01.2022 It’s the best of #4101 Montague Road with plants and Mappin's Nursery and refueling by The Coffee Roaster. Love your local! Beep beep!

14.01.2022 Do you need to take a leaf out of Elsa’s book and Let It Go? (thanks to The unspoken truth)

14.01.2022 What a magical day in the inner west! TGIF. Hope you’re finding some time to soak in a little sprinkle of magic today. From Rach and the team at POP!

13.01.2022 https://www.abc.net.au//telehealth-services-exte/12675628

12.01.2022 Celebrating all kinds of L-O-V-E today All you need is love Love the one you’re with If ya can’t love yourself how the hell ya gonna love somebody else... Love is a many splendored thing I see love when i close me eyes Love actually is all around I can’t help falling in love with you And all the rest https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=f_HmF84G7ZY

11.01.2022 Cheers to all the Top Dads out there. Fatherhood has changed so much over the 20th century and into the 21st. Fatherhood, like motherhood, is never perfect. The toppest dads are those who keep getting back in the ring and trying their best. And that is worth celebrating.

11.01.2022 And day 24 brings a Christmas Breakfast tea to top off a very tea-riffic time

09.01.2022 THIS WEEK ON THE PODCAST We chat about a *tiny *insignificant *unknown show called Bridgerton. And we get all hot under the collar with our opinions! Do join us for this most fulfilling episode, won’t you? *not tiny, it’s HUGE *not insignificant, it’s tres important... *not unknown, everybody’s talking about it! See more

08.01.2022 A little team lunch today with these amazing peeps to celebrate the 1st birthday of Pop Psychology Inc! And a warm thank you to all our clients and community partners who help make it all possible. Onwards and upwards!

08.01.2022 How are we feeling, parents? As the fatigue of schooling at home and isolation fully takes hold, you might want to consider these resources for kids from Education Queensland. There are resources for mindfulness, energising activities, crafts, and brain breaks, and MORE. Download the resource here ... https://education.qld.gov.au//wellbeing-activities-booklet See more

08.01.2022 It’s a real global adventure with this advent calendar. Today - Singapore!

08.01.2022 Woah!... 2020 has been quite the ride, for us and for our clients. It is in times of hardship that we band together for the greater good We are so proud to announce that POP! Psychology will be welcoming new clinicians across multiple locations and launching into 2021 like a boss. ... If you'd like to join us enquire at [email protected] or phone 0488 080684.

05.01.2022 Our gorgeous Monday admin assistant Liz gifted us with this incredible new tea jug today. How lucky are we?! It made today’s tea Pumping Pomegranate taste all the sweeter. Thanks Liz!

03.01.2022 Next week on the pod, we’re talking about the delightful "The Joy of Painting" with Bob Ross and what slowing down can do for us. Join us, won’t you? - Nic

01.01.2022 This week is Birth Trauma Awareness Week. According to the Australasian Birth Trauma Association 1 in 3 Australian women identify their birth as traumatic - an...d partners can experience birth-related trauma, too. Birth trauma can be physical, psychological or a combination of both. This year's theme is "journeys" - a chance for families to #starttheconversation and share their stories and their road to recovery. As part of COPE's The Mum Drum, Rachel Watts of Yummy Mummies, spoke candidly about her traumatic birth experience with her first son, Harvey. Rachel and her husband Jayson describe the unplanned events that unfolded at birth, and the profound impact this has had on them. They also share their advice with others who are navigating a similar experience. You can watch this episode below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9dkT76R8vw&feature=emb_logo It's important to remember that recovering from a traumatic birth can take time. Find some tips and strategies to help you recover on our site here: https://www.cope.org.au//recovering-from-a-traumatic-birth/ Image by The Postpartum Stress Center