Clinical Psychologist passionate about help families thrive - understanding the context, and working collaboratively. Therapy. Supervision. Training. Resources.
This is an excellent article on transformation through understanding and embracing neurodiversity. ADHD is poorly named and understood (and therefore often missed) - not a disorder but a neurotype.
https://t.co/mdkQxjA6BS
#embracediversity#neurodiversity
Families in Conflict: Melbourne, 5-6 August
A workshop for mental health professionals supporting clients in acrimonious separations, or involved in family violence.
Come one or both days. Early Bird Tix on sale now.
https://t.co/ekOqXj2YJ5
Thank you to the awesome colleagues I got to spend lunchtime with today for my "See you in Court?" Webinar.
Couldn't make it? You can access the recording here: https://t.co/aKuWPDvbDq
There are so many things I enjoy about presenting in-person workshops, but top of the list is spending gorgeous time with other fabulous mental health professionals who are passionate about supporting families. Especially a bunch that'll give up their Saturday.
This week's Christmas Eve Co-Parenting Companion focuses on 5 self-care strategies for getting through the festive period as a separated co-parent. Why not gift yourself a subscription? First two weeks are free, so you can see if it's right for you. https://t.co/yPGCedgmit
Thanks, Debbie Clinch, the members of Collaborative Professionals WA & Legal Aid Family Lawyers for the opportunity to speak about supporting families navigating separation. A joy to talk with people who share the same vision for low conflict lives and well-nurtured families.
Online workshop: Learn the dynamics of post-separation conflict & intervention strategies that are useful for adult and/or child clients who present to individual therapy whilst navigating separation +/- family court https://t.co/0WTjTlA55q
It's International Day of Happiness, celebrated since 2013 by the United Nations. Today's theme is "Happiness for All, Forever". If we define "happiness" as living with meaning, purpose and satisfaction (rather than being in a forever emotional state of joy) then I'm all for it.