Tag Archive for: psychology

Recognising Burnout in the Helping Professions

By: Rinet Van Lill

As people in helping professions, we have the privilege to serve and support others. This includes healthcare providers, teachers, spiritual leaders, and others who dedicate themselves to serving people. Read more

Return to the Present Using Mindfulness

By: J.H. Venter 

As a clinical psychologist, I often work with clients who struggle with anxiety, depression, and other mental health concerns, and one area they find challenging is to be in the present. Read more

The Balance Wheel: A Simple Resilience Tool for Times of Stress

By: Lauren Chee 

At times when stress hits us hard, we may need some quick and practical resilience tools. Read more

Journalling: 5 Tips to Use Your Journal More Effectively

By: Michelle Nortje

Several people over the years have let me know that they aren’t quite sure how to journal. Read more

Journalling: 5 Tips to Use Your Journal More Effectively

By: Michelle Nortje

Several people over the years have let me know that they aren’t quite sure how to journal. Read more

Thinking of Getting Therapy? Here’s 4 Reasons to Act Now

By: Rinet Van Lill 

Embarking on life’s journey exposes us to a myriad of challenges and struggles that can jeopardise our well-being. Read more

Pastors Are Burning Out – But Churches Can Help Prevent It

By: Amy Cheng

More and more pastors are burning out and considering quitting, research from a psychologist has found. Read more

5 Tips on How to Stop Being a Doormat

By: Jennifer Chu 

Are you a doormat? Some of us may have the misunderstanding that as long as we are really, really, really nice to others, people will like us. Read more

How to Choose a Child Psychologist

By: Valerie Ling

It can be overwhelming to find and decide on a child psychologist. Even more so now in an era when many children have heightened anxiety. Read more

6 Things Your Therapist Would Like You To Know

By: Sarah Hindle

It’s not unusual for someone accessing psychology services, to wonder what their goes through their therapist’s head. Read more