Melbourne Psychologist

What is a Panic Attack? A panic attack is a sudden episode of intense fear or anxiety that triggers severe physical reactions when there is no real danger or apparent cause. It can occur unexpectedly and can be extremely debilitating. Panic attacks are a hallmark of...

Explore the benefits of in-person therapy in our blog. In-person therapy can fosters deeper connection through physical presence and non-verbal cues. Our Armadale location offers a calming, private environment that enhances the therapeutic experience. Research highlights the positive impact of conducive environments on psychological interventions...

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,...

Relationships are a complex blend of beauty and challenges. We explore how our responses to our partner plays a pivotal role in shaping the course of a relationship. Have you ever wondered how to navigate a healthier relationship and to identify patterns that may impact...

Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria or RSD is characterised by heightened emotional sensitivity and a strong fear of rejection or criticism. The symptoms of RSD can manifest in various ways, impacting social interactions, academic or professional performance, and overall emotional well-being....

Common misdiagnoses in girls and women with ASD include social anxiety disorder, general anxiety disorder, borderline personality disorder, and ADHD. These are seen more commonly as some of the symptoms overlap with ASD, and girls tend to be less ‘overt’ in their presentation, making it...

During the COVID, it was no doubt as the lockdowns tracked along, the more evident that our mood, energy levels, motivation, hope, interest in usual activities, increased feelings of frustration and anger and thoughts including “what is the point” …started to heighten. These strategies will assist...

The ADHD brain is like a race car - and every car needs brakes, a steering wheel, and gas. There is one problem though. You have bicycle brakes. Your brakes are not strong enough to control the powerful brain you’ve got. Sometimes, you race straight...