
Therapy | Training | Supervision | P: 0435 005 669 | [email protected]
Biripi Land (Port Macquarie)
Joined August 2019
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Excellent training and discussion on anti-pathologising practice, trauma responses, victim focus and the dynamics of psychiatry!
With neuroplastic pain, the brain is getting safe, normal signals from the body, but it’s misinterpreting them as dangerous and generating pain. Sensation + Fear = Pain. Source: Alan Gordon, 'Healing Chronic Pain: The Way Out'
I know the evidence base still needs more research about the efficacy of supervision, but there are possible benefits of good quality supervision for clinicians that can help inform us now.
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Delighted that @WashingtonPost's @RichardSima chose my "NeuroTribes: The Legacy of #Autism and the Future of #Neurodiversity" as one of the 7 best brain books of the year. washingtonpost.com/wellness/…
Just received this excellent resource from ECAV to support adult and child witnesses in court proceedings.
Separation anxiety is a common issue for children and is an expected part of their development. See here for more tips on reducing separation anxiety. raisingchildren.net.au/babie…
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Replying to @ExcelHumor
In a bid to mainstream self-care and not have it as an add-on, I am reading the last three Booker Prize winners. Reading non-social work related fiction for once. There are a few other self-care hints on my desk :)
Clinical supervision is a critical way to invest in yourself, your practice wisdom, your reputation, your profession and your service with clients.
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Cellular, histological and functional changes in normal brain ageing.
Source: @NatureNeuro
#neuroscience
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Brain and its functions in one image
#neuroscience
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Human nervous system from the inside:
#neuroscience by SciePro
Grief is complicated and changes colour and intensity over time. It can also be messy and surprise you, coming out of nowhere.




























