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Supporting Your Mental Health During the Transition from Summer to Fall
The shift from summer to fall brings noticeable changes in daylight, temperature, and daily routines. These changes can affect your mood and mental health more than you might expect. Many people feel a dip in energy or motivation as the bright, long days of summer give way to cooler, shorter autumn days. Understanding how to support your mental health during this transition can help you stay balanced and positive. A cozy reading nook by a window with autumn leaves outside, pe

Broulee Psychology
4 days ago


Understanding the Importance of Psychometric Assessments for Students Facing Learning and Social Challenges
Starting a new school year can be exciting, but for some children and adolescents, it brings a mix of anxiety and frustration. When a student struggles with learning, socializing, or behavior, it can affect their confidence and overall school experience. Parents and educators often wonder how to best support these students. One valuable tool that can provide clarity and direction is a psychometric assessment . This blog post explores why psychometric assessments matter and ho

Broulee Psychology
Feb 17


Embracing a New School Year: Essential Tips for Supporting Young People's Mental Health
Starting a new school year can bring excitement, but it also often brings stress and anxiety for young people. Adjusting to new routines, meeting new classmates, and facing academic challenges can affect mental health in significant ways. Supporting young people during this transition is crucial to help them feel confident, safe, and ready to learn. Recognising the Signs of Stress and Anxiety Young people may not always express their feelings openly. It helps to know common s

Broulee Psychology
Feb 2


When to Seek Psychological Support for Disordered Eating in Yourself or Your Child
Disordered eating affects many people, often quietly and without obvious signs. Knowing when to seek psychological support can be challenging, especially when it involves your child. This post will help you recognize the warning signs of disordered eating and guide you through the steps to find the right support. Early intervention can make a significant difference in recovery and overall well-being. Recognizing early signs of disordered eating in children Understanding Disor

Broulee Psychology
Dec 9, 2025


Strategies for Managing your Mental Health During the Busy Holiday Season
The holiday season often brings a mix of excitement and stress, especially for those balancing work and personal commitments. For many, this time of year can lead to increased pressure, anxiety, and feelings of overwhelm. Managing your mental health during this busy period is essential to maintain well-being and enjoy the festivities. This post offers practical strategies to help you stay grounded and supported throughout the holiday rush. Recognise the Signs of Holiday Stres

Broulee Psychology
Nov 24, 2025


Understanding Autism Assessment and Knowing When to Seek Help for Yourself or Your Child
Autism affects millions of people worldwide, yet many remain undiagnosed or receive late diagnoses. Early and accurate autism assessment can make a significant difference in accessing support, therapies, and understanding individual needs. Knowing when to seek an assessment for yourself or your child is crucial for timely intervention and better outcomes. What Is Autism Assessment? Autism assessment is a detailed process used by healthcare professionals to determine whether a

Broulee Psychology
Nov 19, 2025


A New Year Resolution for your Relationship
New Year’s resolutions. They often resemble some form of ‘eat more vegetables', ‘get that promotion at work’, or ‘have a date night with...

CHLOE HAYWOOD
Jan 28, 2022


What is Telehealth and Why Should I Try It?
What is Telehealth? Telehealth is what we call a psychology session that is completed online. It’s very similar to doing a Facetime or...

STACY SHEPHERD
Nov 5, 2021


Stigma and Mental Health
What is stigma? Stigma is when a person views you in a negative way because you have a distinctive characteristic or personal trait...

Broulee Psychology
Nov 5, 2021


Managing the Challenges of Parenthood
Transition to mother/fatherhood and Identity Parenting is a complex concept that can be tricky to prepare for. Some new parents can find...

Broulee Psychology
Oct 29, 2021


Managing Your Mental Health Through Lockdown - For youth (and everyone)
COVID-19 has impacted everyone and changed how we live, and for our younger population this is even more so. Teenage years are already...

HUGH HARMAN
Oct 5, 2021


Love in Lockdown
The seclusion we feel during lockdown can be punishing. We may feel isolated and split off from our social safety nets, even the loss of...

CHLOE HAYWOOD
Aug 27, 2021


Is the way you argue harming your relationships?
All couples fight, but not every couple knows how to do it in a healthy way. In the heat of an argument, it’s human nature to slip into...

CHLOE HAYWOOD
Aug 9, 2021


The Role of Play in Child Therapy
I have been a child psychologist since I began my career in psychology 15 years ago. Working with children and adolescents is considered...

STACY SHEPHERD
Jul 30, 2021


WHAT IS THERAPY – getting ready for engaging in therapy
When I was younger (before I was a clinical psychologist), I wanted desperately to see a psychologist so that I could tell them all my...

STACY SHEPHERD
Jul 26, 2021


WINTER BLUES
This time of year sees many people noticing a drop in their zest for life. As the weather gets colder and the days are shorter, our happy...

VICKI LLOYD
Jul 7, 2021






