Emotional Dysregulation

Many high-functioning adults expect that once life slows down, they will feel calmer and more settled. Instead, slowing down often brings restlessness, anxiety, irritability, or a sense of internal discomfort. This experience can be confusing, particularly for people who are capable, motivated, and used to...

Some days, anxiety can feel like your brain is running a race you never signed up for. Thoughts spiral, your chest tightens, and even simple tasks feel impossible. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Many Melburnians struggle with anxiety—and the good news is, effective...

Public speaking is one of the most common fears, affecting individuals across all ages and backgrounds. For many, the mere thought of speaking in front of an audience triggers intense anxiety, self-doubt, and physical symptoms such as excessive perspiration, a racing heart, and muscle tension....

Experiencing anxiety and persistent work-related thoughts can stem from multiple factors, including elevated stress levels, heavy workloads, looming deadlines, or a fear of not meeting expectations. Let's delve into effective ways to manage workplace stress, identify and understand common anxiety triggers in a work setting,...

ADHD can often manifest differently in women and girls, showcasing distinct symptoms compared to men and boys. Anxiety, depression, and burnout often take center stage in women with undiagnosed ADHD, appearing as prominent symptoms. Typically, females may exhibit internalizing symptoms like inattention, feelings of low...

Break-ups, much like confronting the loss of a loved one or grappling with a chronic health condition, are frequently endured as a form of grief. In this blog we explore the five distinct stages involved in processing the grief and loss and emotional turmoil of...

Psychologists use this term to highlight the pattern where individuals rely heavily on others for emotional validation and fulfillment, outsourcing their emotional needs to external sources....