What is a Psychotherapist?

By |2022-07-11T14:03:15+10:00May 24th, 2022|Psychotherapy, Therapy and Therapists|

A Psychotherapist usually has, as a minimum, an undergraduate degree in a health related area plus additional training in psychotherapy, typically 4-6 years. Additionally most Psychotherapists undergo a period of personal psychotherapy to ensure they have suitable levels of self-awareness. Psychotherapy is working in depth with people who are grappling with a range of personal ... [Read more now]

Overcome your performance anxiety

By |2022-07-18T12:53:53+10:00November 16th, 2014|Anxiety|

Performance anxiety can afflict anyone regardless of age, race, gender or abilities. Since it limits star performance, and lowers self-esteem, it may lead to anxiety and depression. Mental Rehearsal Mental rehearsal is a strategy to assist you to: overcome your performance anxiety perform better and improve your confidence Mental rehearsal utilises your imagination to program ... [Read more now]

Obsessive-compulsive and related disorders

By |2022-07-14T18:25:40+10:00November 3rd, 2014|Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)|

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) used to be categorised as an anxiety disorder. Not anymore. The latest edition of the DSM-5 (which was published in April 2014) sees OCD as a unique disorder quite different from generalised anxiety, specific phobias and panic disorder. The new category in the DSM-5 is called ‘Obsessive-compulsive and related disorders’ (OCRD) and ... [Read more now]

The Ghosts of Donuts Past

By |2022-07-15T14:12:28+10:00October 4th, 2012|Therapy and Therapists|

Let’s pretend you’ve decided to lose some weight. You walk past a donut store and all sorts of thoughts, emotions, associations, memories and sensations come at you all at once. There are a few major factors that will help you walk on and not pull out your wallet. 1) How often you practice walking past. ... [Read more now]

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