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Brisbane Psychology Services News
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Merry Christmas from Milestones Psychology
We hope you have a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable Christmas and New Year. Merry Christmas!
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Christmas availability for clinical psychology appointments
During the week between Christmas and New Year our clinical psychologists will be on leave. Please refer to our 'resources' section for some after hours support services, or visit your GP or local hospital for any urgent needs. Appointments are available starting from the first week in January. Please contact us if you would like to make an appointment with a clinical psychologist in January 2012.
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Children’s Book: Have you Filled A Bucket Today? A Guide to Daily Happiness for Kids
Have You Filled A Bucket Today? A Guide to Daily Happiness for Kids by Carol McCloud (Illustrated by David Messing) This is a beautifully written and illustrated book that encourages the expression of positive behavior in children. The story highlights how rewarding it can be for a child to complete small, meaningful acts that make other people feel good, and by doing so, experience happiness and contentment themselves. Highly recommended.
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National Psychology Week: 13-19 November 2011
National Psychology Week is an initiative of the Australian Psychological Society (APS) that aims to increase public awareness about psychology, psychological issues and the role psychologists play in community wellbeing. As part of National Psychology Week, the APS has released results of the Stress and Wellbeing in Australia Survey which examined psychological health in the community. According to this research, 12 percent of Australians are reporting severe levels of stress, 10 percent are reporting severe ...
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Postnatal Depression Week: 13-19 November, 2011
According to research reported by beyondblue, 1 in 7 new mothers experiences postnatal depression and 1 in 10 women experiences high levels of emotional distress during pregnancy. This week is Postnatal Depression Week, which aims to encourage women to speak up about difficulties they have experienced with depression and anxiety during pregnancy, or in the year following their baby's birth. It is hoped that by reducing the stigma associated with postnatal depression more women will ...
