by Valerie Ling | Apr 14, 2020 | What to expect
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by Valerie Ling | Feb 26, 2020 | What to expect
Feeling anxious about seeing a Psychologist for the first time is very common.. Your Psychologist is very aware that you are going to feel this way. Their first priority is to help you feel comfortable and listened to. Clients have found the following tips to be...
by Sheraan De Souza | Nov 11, 2019 | Elderly, What to expect
The major benefit of occupational therapy is to assist people to achieve their highest possible level of independence by overcoming any injury, impairment or trauma that may have impacted on their ability to complete daily activities. In every stage of life,...
by Sheraan De Souza | Sep 23, 2019 | What to expect
Life is made up of meaningful everyday activities or occupations such as walking, gardening, preparing a meal, painting, doing the laundry or playing with your children. Occupations are part of life; they describe who we are and how we feel about ourselves....
by Jessica Tilbrook | Aug 12, 2019 | Body Image, Eat To Thrive, What to expect
In this informative blog, Jess T Accredited Practising Dietitian outlines what’s involved with seeing a dietitian for the first time: from what things to bring to your first session, to what topics you’ll explore with your dietitian, and finally to how a...
by Sarah Hindle | Jul 22, 2019 | ADHD, Autism, Carers, Children, What to expect
Does a diagnosis make my child vulnerable? Most parents will at some point will face the ‘diagnosis dilemma’; that is, the decision to investigate whether a child’s academic, developmental or clinical results vary significantly from their peers. For many parents this...
