by Intake Team | May 13, 2021 | Carers, Child Psychology, Children, Parenting, Perinatal, Post Natal Depression, Self-Care
One of the most difficult tasks in the world—if not the hardest—is being a mother. A mother’s love is one of the most natural and most unconditional forms of love. It is without a doubt that mothers tend to think of their family first before themselves. Yet, all...
by Intake Team | Sep 11, 2020 | Children
Children make a lot of mistakes. Drinks spilled on the floor, food all over their face, bruised knees and elbows – if we weren’t there to fix or prevent their early mistakes, our kids would be in serious trouble! Should I let my child make mistakes, once they are old...
by Intake Team | Sep 30, 2019 | Anxiety, Psychology, Self-Care
When meeting a family for the first time, it is helpful to map out the relationships of all members – including pets. The process of choosing a pet (designer dog or rescue cat for instance), who is closest to them and who looks after them provides a window into...
by Intake Team | Sep 2, 2019 | Anxiety, Depression, Mindfulness
An important aspect of therapy is applying what you learn or discover in your sessions to your day-to-day life. Research shows that this is the key to maximising the benefit of treatment, but many clients can come across barriers to implementing new skills. One way to...
by Intake Team | Jul 22, 2019 | Psychosis
At this stage, research has yet to completely explain the cause of psychosis. However, it is clear that the causes are complex. The most widely accepted theory is the stress-vulnerability model which suggests that a combination of biological/genetic factors and...
