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FEB

2016

Clinical Psychology Melbourne

During the early years of human history, humans were generally devoid of any information on psychology. It was deemed as a farfetched attempt at unravelling something that was not present. Anyone with a semblance of psychological trouble was regarded as being ‘crazy’

BY Rod Davies

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JUN

2015

When Do Children Need Psychologists

You always hope your children grow up healthy, happy, and fully socially functional, however it’s important to know that unfortunately that’s not going to happen just in and of itself. While there are some obvious times when a child needs to see a childhood

BY Rod Davies

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JUN

2014

What Is Depression?

Everyone can feel sad at times, have a down day or feel a little downhearted from now and then; often situations or difficult life events can easily influence our feelings in this way. However at these times feelings of sadness are generally brief and have a slight effect on

BY Donna Di Campli

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APR

2014

Keys To Trauma Recovery

The word trauma is derived from the Greek word ‘wound’ and is used to describe events that are deeply distressing or disturbing experience that overwhelms one’s ability to cope. Traumatic events are usually defined as situations that are life threatening, or where there is a

BY DS Psychology

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APR

2014

What Is Social Anxiety Disorder?

Social phobia is the fear of interaction with other people that brings on self-consciousness, feelings of being negatively judged and as a result leads to avoidance of one or more social situations. Commonly feared situations include any social situation where there are groups of

BY DS Psychology

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APR

2014

Panic Attacks and Quick Self-Help Tips

What is a Panic Attack A panic attack is a sudden surge of overwhelming anxiety or fear, our heart pounds and you can’t breath. It may even feel like your dying and some people feel like they are having a heart attack. Although it is important to rule out medical causes the

BY DS Psychology

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MAR

2014

What is Post Natal Depression?

Post Natal Depression can occur at any time following birth and can impact 15% of mums and 10% of dads. Unlike the ‘baby blues’, which disappears after afew days, Post Natal Depression is unlikely to go away without effective treatment. It can be precipitated by a number of

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AUG

2013

Normal Worry versus General Anxiety Disorder

It should be noted that when a person worries, it does not necessarily mean he suffers from general anxiety disorder or GAD. There are several differences between normal worrying and suffering from GAD symptoms. Knowing these things could be essential in determining whether or

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Clinical Psychology Melbourne

When Do Children Need Psychologists

What Is Depression?

Keys To Trauma Recovery

What Is Social Anxiety Disorder?

Panic Attacks and Quick Self-Help Tips

What is Post Natal Depression?

Normal Worry versus General Anxiety Disorder

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