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RECENT POSTS
Adjusting to the shock of a cancer diagnosis
Shock and Numbness Most people are completely unprepared when told they have cancer. Despite the fact that you may have attended for cancer screening or
NDIS
We have some exciting news – Lilley Place has been approved as a registered NDIS provider! What does this mean for you? Well, for those
Mental Health Care Plans
Getting a Mental Health Care Plan from your GP means getting a substantial Medicare rebate for up to 10 psychology sessions every calendar year. For
Mindfulness After Cancer
So what is mindfulness? It seems as if everyone thinks that Mindfulness is a useful tool to cope with cancer but what exactly does it
Mindfulness
So what is mindfulness? These days it seems as if everyone is talking about Mindfulness but what exactly does it mean? Perhaps the easiest way
Therapy: Space of Strength
There has always been stigma shrouding the idea of seeking therapy. Thankfully, the past decade has brought a new wave of appreciation and recognition of
Values Based Living Versus New Year Resolutions
The New Year is associated with new beginnings and people routinely make ‘New Year Resolutions’. As exciting and motivating as these resolutions can be, sometimes
Exam Stress
What is exam stress? Sitting an exam can be a stressful experience. Although, (a little bit of) stress does us good and motivates us to
Self-Compassion
As friends, partners, and parents we tend to be empathetic, supportive, and encouraging towards loved ones, especially in times of need. However, we tend to
Events
Commencing October
The MBCT group provides intensive training in mindfulness meditation as a vehicle to enhance people’s self-awareness of automatic thoughts and feelings. It is by developing greater awareness of automatic thoughts and feelings – particularly when under duress – that people learn to step out of unhelpful ways of reacting that contribute to depression/anxiety/unnecessary stress. They also learn to be able to direct their attention more purposefully to gain a greater appreciation of the present moment.
16/08/2019
6.30pm
Dr Peta Lilley will be presenting on the topic of ‘Raising Emotionally Resilient Children’ at Chatterbox Childcare Paddington. Light refreshments provided.
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