We have all procrastinated at some point in our lives. Whether it is scrolling through social media instead of answering that email, or watching TV instead of cleaning the house, delaying something that needs to be done is a human behaviour that most individuals can relate to. This includes adolescents and young adults who engage in academic procrastination. This is the tendency to postpone

Despite the abundance of information online and on social media, it can still be very confusing for families to understand whether an individual may meet the criteria of an "Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)" and how a diagnostic assessment is undertaken. As professionals with over a decade of experience in conducting diagnostic assessments, early intervention and ongoing evidence based therapies

The majority of brain organization takes place in the first four years of life. When stress responses are repeatedly activated over an extended period in childhood, the sequential development of the brain is disrupted. The ladder develops, but the foundational steps are missing and many things that follow are out of balance.

Someone suggested to you that your child should see a psychologist. Maybe it was your doctor or your paediatrician or the school teacher recommended it. Perhaps you feel that your child could benefit from speaking to someone.

Before committing to regular therapy, it is reasonable to have many questions about seeing a psychologist. How does it all work? Will my child benefit from

When COVID hit the world, and Australia, the shift to online has been quite overwhelming for the whole population including businesses, education and the health sector. Where previously we had used online sessions with clients in different states or in remote regions, our clinic had to quickly make the shift to conducting online sessions with most clients in a matter of weeks following lockdown