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A psychology trend doesn’t happen often enough and we’re delighted when it does. People engaging with their mental health is fantastic to see, but finding reliable information and resources isn’t…

Distress is a naturally unpleasant experience. It is designed to make us avoid that situation or run away altogether. Sometimes though, our distress reaction does match the circumstances we’re in.…

Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) is a therapy which helps clients develop two simultaneous processes “acceptance” and “change”. These two elements underlie the dynamic process of growth within us. This therapy…

by Poppy Kirwan, Northside Psychology Staff writer.  March 30th is a day dedicated to spreading awareness and acceptance of Bipolar Disorder. Bipolar Disorder is a lifelong mental illness frequently categorized by sudden and extreme changes in mood, typically shifting…

by Poppy Kirwan, Northside Psychology Staff writer. In Australia, 800,000 people will have lived, or do live, with epilepsy at some point in their lives, and it’s estimated that 65 million people have the neurological condition globally. Epilepsy is a disease that…

by Poppy Kirwan, Northside Psychology Staff writer. 1 in 15 people are neurodivergent, which means that their brains process thoughts, learning, and other “wiring” of the brain differently to majority of the population,…

by Poppy Kirwan, Northside Psychology Staff writer. 1 in 20 people will live with a rare disease, but most rare diseases continue to go undiagnosed and untreated. That’s why Rare Disease Day was created for…

by Poppy Kirwan, Northside Psychology Staff writer. This 2021, after recovering from the exhausting previous year, it’s more important than ever to be kind to one another and give to…

Arianne Struik MAPS, Convenor of the APS EMDR and Psychology Interest Group Across Australia there is a growing interest in the consequences of trauma in children and adults. In December…