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25.01.2022 Our clients get a natural energy boost from being in the outdoors as they take in views, sounds and fresh air Make the most of fresh air by engaging in mindful breathing. Breathe out the stress >> Breathe in the peace.

25.01.2022 WOLLONGONG Erin explains her favourite part of the role One of my favourite parts about being a psychologist is being able to hold an empathic space for others in order for them to come to understand themselves better and in turn make decisions more in line with with their values. ... Erin has a special interest in suicidal ideation (or thoughts), as well as anxiety, depression, bereavement and grief/loss. @travistyy via @visitwollongong See more

25.01.2022 Today is national R U OK? day. "A conversation could change a life." You don’t have to be an expert to keep the conversation going when someone says they’re not OK. By knowing what to say you can help someone feel supported and access appropriate help long before they’re in crisis, which can make a really positive difference to their life.... You can learn what to say at www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask See more

24.01.2022 Staying motivated is difficult for even the most energetic of us. While there isn't a one-size-fits-all answer, here are a few tips to get you out of that energy slump! - Re-discover your inspiration... - Revisit your goals - Focus on small tasks - Reward yourself and if you need it, get support!

23.01.2022 Most of our clients simply wave and continue walking, however at your first session the psychologist will run through what you would like to do if this does occur

23.01.2022 If you walk in the footprints of others, you won't make any of your own.

22.01.2022 Martin based in Cronulla, has an academic background, having taught psychology at university since 2003. He began clinical work in 2014, working with a diverse range of clients in private practice. He has also had experience working in the aged care and disability sectors. Martin has a particular interest in helping clients to better understand themselves, in supporting adults who experienced difficulties in their family life during childhood, and in assisting clients who are experiencing ‘eco-anxiety’. His primary areas of focus include depression, anxiety, stress, attachment issues, emotional difficulties, trauma-related disorders, and alternative relationship styles.

20.01.2022 Did you know walking for just 30 minutes a day can improve your overall mental health? Here are just a few reasons to start moving for your mind Increases relaxation Reduces mental fatigue... Elevates your mood Improves your sleep See more

18.01.2022 Happy Sunday! Take a moment today to recharge your body and mind. Self-care not only fills your cup but it better equips you to care for others.

18.01.2022 Have you engaged in #selfcareseptember this month? @actionforhappiness has shared an action each day to encourage everyone to fill their cup! Today: Accept your mistakes as a way of helping you make progress. ... Acknowledging mistakes in our relationships can help us heal and move our relationships forward

16.01.2022 We may be a walk and talk therapy provider, but if you can't or don't want to walk, we won't leave you behind. We can sit at a local cafe, the beach, or any other spot that allows for social distancing & great views!

13.01.2022 [PSYCHOLOGY AND PAIN] This week was Psychology Week 2020, and the focus this year was Pain. Some helpful tips for managing chronic pain: ... 1. YOUR GP IS YOUR FRIEND : There are a range of factors that cause pain so get your doctor involved in investigating the cause of the pain. 2. TEAMWORK MAKES THE DREAMWORK : Pain is complex and a team based approach involving different health professionals can be hugely beneficial, something your GP will help you arrange. 3. SLOW AND STEADY : The goal of pain treatment is often to increase a person's functioning while managing symptoms. Although this may seem counterintuitive, resuming your routines and activities can help reduce pain, improve your mood and increase your enjoyment from life. If you have not participated in certain activities for some time, a gradual approach to resuming activity is needed. 4. SUPPORTING OTHERS : Supporting family or friends with close pain can look a little different to other illness. For example, resting for too long can lead to a worsening of symptoms and stopping all activities (e.g., domestic chores, hobbies, work) can contribute to feeling depressed and anxious. Therefore, the best response is to encourage the individual with pain to do what is a manageable amount of an activity and to assist with what still needs to be completed while they build up their capacity. It's also extremely important to make sure you are looking after yourself and your own mental health! Take time out for rest and relaxation and seek support from other family members, friends or even support groups. Psychologists with experience in treating pain can help address some of the barriers to recovery, and address some of the psychological difficulties that come with the experience of pain. Psychologists are great at helping people develop their self-management and problem-solving skills, focusing on behaviour change and identifying the barriers that may prevent them from making progress.

12.01.2022 @rebeccasharpe_creative sure does know how to capture Wollongong! The name "Wollongong" is believed to mean "seas of the South" in the local Aboriginal language. Other meanings have been suggested, such as "great feast of fish", "hard ground near water", "song of the sea", "sound of the waves", "many snakes" and "five islands". @rebeccasharpe_creative via @visitwollongong

11.01.2022 "Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around." - Leo Buscaglia.

10.01.2022 There are such great benefits when including walking in the session, however if you are injured or don’t feel like walking then there are plenty of areas to sit and take in the views.

09.01.2022 Knowing the best way to help someone struggling can be tough. Unlike physical injury, mental pain can't always be seen. A good first step is to start a conversation. Ask if they're okay and be prepared to listen. @headspace_aus and @lifelineaustralia offer valuable resources if you or someone you know is in need

09.01.2022 Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy C B T CBT refers to a group of different therapy techniques & is one of the most commonly used approaches. It operates on the principle that thoughts, emotions and behaviours are interconnected. We work with you to work through problematic thought and beliefs and change problematic behaviours. ... All while walking by the ocean!

08.01.2022 CRONULLA Our Cronulla Psychologists come with their own special skill sets, experience and area of interest. Give our friendly staff a call on (02) 4244 7054 and they will be able to point you in the right direction!

05.01.2022 The Woonona to Bulli walk is just exquisite! Calming, quiet and peaceful. Take in the views of the ocean, breathe in the fresh salty air and watch the ships roll past!

05.01.2022 Feeling overwhelmed? It's super important to take a short break for yourself during the day to pause and just let go of everything. Just 5 minutes of focused breathing will make all the difference.

04.01.2022 As walk and talk therapy providers, we have researched, trialled and adapted therapies to the outdoors. You can be assured that you will receive quality professional treatment, while enjoying the benefits of movement and the outdoors!

03.01.2022 October is Mental Health Month @wayaheadmentalhealth and this year the theme is 'Tune In' as we attempt to stay connected while our lives continue to move online. Tune in to your senses. Tune in to your communities. Tune in to yourself as we spend October building positive connections and safe spaces for all.

03.01.2022 "Sometimes the smallest step in the right direction ends up being the biggest step of your life" Setting yourself simple tasks can be a great step in working towards larger goals. Celebrate the small wins by writing them down and watch them add up into something bigger and more more meaningful.

02.01.2022 The caffeine in coffee acts as a mild stimulant to the central nervous system. Studies have shown that, depending on level of intake, caffeine can help to improve mental performance, especially on alertness, attention and concentration

01.01.2022 Positivi-TEA As we wind down #mentalhealthmonth, enjoy a warm cup of positivity, support & connectedness.

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