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The Hobart Clinic

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6247 9960

Address: 31 Chipmans Road 7019 Hobart, TAS, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Have you been to our creative art therapy sessions yet? Did you know that this program is flexible and ongoing in nature, so you can join at any time! This program provides: An opportunity to engage in a range of art activities that allow for creative and imaginative expression Experience with Mindfulness techniques, which are interwoven throughout the sessions... A calming environment where group participants of all levels can progress at their own pace No artistic talent is required to join this group! See more

24.01.2022 Things that happen in our lives can make us feel overwhelmed. This is normal and part of life, but if you're experiencing stress or sadness for longer than two weeks and you've stopped doing the things you love or sleeping- it could be depression. Talking about how you're feeling is one of the best ways to combat this, and you can start by chatting to loved ones or there are professionals that can help. Check out this video from Beyond Blue, and visit their website here for more information on who you can chat to: https://www.beyondblue.org.au/get-sup/get-immediate-support

23.01.2022 If you find yourself in the situation of being an accidental counsellor when a friend confides in you, it can be hard to know if you're doing or saying the right things. It's important to know you don't have to have all the answers, but you can be there for them. Here are some things you can say to keep the conversation going and help where you can: https://bit.ly/3lMqNhO

22.01.2022 The Hobart Clinic announces new Clinical Director Media release Wednesday, 16 December 2020... Tasmania’s leading private, not-for-profit mental health treatment centre, The Hobart Clinic, is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Hannah Lake as its Clinical Director, following the retirement of its long-standing Clinical Director, Dr Michael Davie. Dr Lake is a psychiatrist at The Hobart Clinic, having returned from two years in Melbourne, where she worked in the Department of Neuropsychiatry at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. She graduated in medicine from Monash University and trained as a junior doctor at the Royal Hobart Hospital. Dr Lake has a particular interest in organic brain disorders including young onset dementias and other neurodegenerative diseases including Multiple Sclerosis and Huntington’s Disease. The Hobart Clinic Chair Gayle Johnston said the appointment was made following an extensive recruitment process with candidates from interstate and overseas. Dr Lake has demonstrated her leadership, strategic, whole of Clinic thinking and sound clinical management since commencing with us, Ms Johnston said. With the Clinic redevelopment commencing early in 2021, as well as a new strategy under development, we were looking for an incoming Clinical Director who is adept at change management and able to build on the strong foundation left by Dr Davie. Ms Johnston described Dr Lake as a talented, committed and driven professional. We believe Dr Lake will work seamlessly with the Clinic Executive and the Board to drive the organisation through this coming period of change, using her expertise and experience to place a clinical lens over all strategic decisions. We are confident she will progress the Hobart Clinic towards a centre of excellence in the delivery of private mental health services in Tasmania. Dr Lake will commence in the role on 1 February 2021. For more information: David Abbott, Font PR, 0400 446 736

22.01.2022 It can be really helpful to chat with people who have been in a similar position to you when it comes to your mental health. Grow Australia have been running peer led programs and groups for more than 60 years, and thanks to the power of technology you can Zoom into these sessions from anywhere in Australia. It’s not a straight road to mental wellness, and that’s where the support of other GROW members helps everyone in the group has opportunities to share their experiences of coping with mental wellness. You’ll be motivated by the stories you hear from Growers, and you’ll soon realise you’re not alone. Check out their website to find out more information and see if a Grow group is for you: https://grow.org.au/

21.01.2022 Spring has the blooms blooming and some lovely colours emerging in the gardens. Studies have shown a positive link between nature and a reduced risk of mental health problems, improved mood and increased life satisfaction. If you needed an excuse to get some new house plants or get into your garden here it is!

20.01.2022 Bullying is something we likely all experience at some point in our lives, whether we are directly related to it or we witness it happening to others. Bullying No Way! helps you to understand what bullying is, how to respond to and prevent it from happening. Families and teachers there are some great resources on here for working with children!

18.01.2022 For the month of October, we will be showing The Hobart Clinic Creative Art Exhibition as part of Mental Health Week 2020. This will showcase the amazing work our clients have produced in painting, ceramics and creative writing. It celebrates how the creative arts provide a healing space and that ‘we all have a role to play through encouragement from all. Check out the exhibition on our website here: https://www.thehobartclinic.com.au/... Mental Health Council of Tasmania

15.01.2022 It's NAIDOC week, and we are proud to announce that we will be using the Aboriginal Place Name in all of our correspondence, going forward. The Hobart Clinic is on trumanyapayna country. This place was the richest kangaroo ground in the south at the time of settlement, and was part of the country of Mumirimina, the nation at Kangaroo Point (source: Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre). If you're looking for the First Nations place name for your location, you can use the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre's map here: https://bit.ly/36LlCJ5

15.01.2022 Today is World Kindness Day! Being kind has been shown to increase feelings of wellbeing, improve immune function, slow ageing and aid blood pressure. So aside from all of the positive effects your kindness has on other people and how they feel, you get a kick back too- win win! P.S being kind includes yourself, practice some self love today

15.01.2022 The little things you do to improve your wellbeing all add up- doing what you can with what time you have does have an impact. Try thinking about the times you feel really good and well, what are you doing in those times? Who are you with and what activities spark joy for you? Here's a list of 6 suggestions to start you off- some of them delicious, some just a change in routine!

14.01.2022 Have you tried art therapy before? Expressing yourself through art form, whether that be painting, drawing, pottery, printing or something entirely different, can be a great release. Sometimes we don’t feel like using words, and creative catharsis could be exactly what you need. You can see some of our clever artists through an exhibition on our website, which is live for the entirety of Mental Health Month, October. Go find some inspiration here! https://www.thehobartclinic.com.au

13.01.2022 If you need your daily dose of good news, The New Daily have a great list of feel good articles to put a pep in your step! From rescued pups, reunited families, and plants saved from extinction- you'll find something to make you smile. https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/good-news/

09.01.2022 Run by professionally trained counsellors who are experts in men's issues, MensLine Australia offers telephone, online chat and video counselling for men with family and relationship concerns. You can speak to counsellors about relationships, loss and grief, loneliness, depression, anxiety, trauma, mental illness, parenting concerns, wellbeing, and more. You can call 1300 78 99 78 from anywhere in Australia at a time that suits you, or visit their website here for other counselling options: https://mensline.org.au/

08.01.2022 Living with Anxiety program is a 10 week program that helps participants develop helpful coping skills and strategies to manage the symptoms of anxiety. It's a flexible intake, participants are welcome to join at any time! Program includes: An opportunity to learn skills to reduce anxiety and to live fully with anxiety present New ways to deal with worry and uncertainty... Mindfulness skills through weekly Yoga or relaxation Get in touch with us for more information: https://www.thehobartclinic.com.au/contact-us/

06.01.2022 Friendship is a wonderful thing. Whether you find the company in your neighbour, school best friend, work colleague or the furry four legged kind- we all need a friend at some point

05.01.2022 Made popular by athletes such as swimmer Michael Phelps and the Russian olympic team, visualisation is a transformative technique that can help connect your body and mind. You can use this skill to help you with de-stressing- try a meditation where you receive a warm sunshine shower all over your body and feel your tension melt away!

04.01.2022 We have some great news! Due to the increased demand for mental health services, we now have new anxiety group programs with Medicare rebates available to those on GP Mental Health Care Plans. These groups will help you understand anxiety and it’s effects, learn strategies to cope with symptoms and gain support from others within your group. Visit the website for flyers and more information:... https://bit.ly/2T2OhTi See more

04.01.2022 That little voice in your head has more of an impact than you think! Working on having good self esteem is a good way to keep that running commentary in your head in check. Have a read of ReachOut.com Australia's three step guide to talking yourself up!

04.01.2022 The festivities of this time of year can be stressful, despite plans to be a time of rest and respite! Our psychologist Maureen is running our December carer's session on how to cope with the demands of the silly season. More details below