M1 Psychology

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Stu Tweedale Psychologist

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M1 Psychology is excited to welcome Stu Tweedale to our team. Stu is a psychologist who has extensive experience in helping children and adults overcome a range of difficulties including depression, addiction, pain management and anxiety.

You can read more about Stu here.

If you would like to make an appointment with Stu call 3088 5422 today or book online!

Substance Abuse Therapy

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Overcoming substance abuse can be extremely challenging, but support is available. Jim Adsett describes Acceptance and Commitment Therapy in this article and explains how it can be an effective therapy in overcoming substance abuse.

Jim Adsett is an experienced Psychologist who works clients to overcome a range of difficulties including substance abuse. If you would like to make an appointment with Jim, please call 3088 5422 or book online.

 

Video Game Addiction

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Addiction to video games has become an increasing problem for people, but how can you seek help for either yourself or a loved one? Corey Human provides some more information and ways to help with this problem in this article.

Corey Human is a Counsellor at M1 Psychology with extensive experience in working with adolescents, individuals and couples. To book an appointment with Corey, please call 3088 5422 or book online!

Loganholme Child & Family Psychologists

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Looking for a Loganholme Psychologist, experienced in working with children and teenagers?

Appointments available NOW!

Call us today on (07) 3067 9129 or book online with Dr Jan Philamon or one of our other experienced child and family psychologists.

Articles by our Loganholme Child Psychologists

Or, take a few moments to read through some of the helpful articles our Loganholme Child Psychologists and counselling professionals have prepared:

Myths about Depression

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Approximately 1,000,000 adults and 100,000 young people in Australia live with the illness each year. Despite its common occurrence, Depression continues to be stigmatised leading people to avoid seeking professional help.

Below are some of the misconceptions and the facts that really underlie them.

  • Depression is normal, and everyone feels sad at different times about different things.  – Depression lasts longer than a bout of sadness and causes a range of symptoms including significant weight loss or weight gain, sleeping problems, loss of energy, and an inability to concentrate or make decisions.
  • It is a weakness of character. – Depression is a complex disorder which has psychological, environmental and biological components. Immediate family members are at higher risk of suffering from Depression, suggesting a genetic or physiological component to developing the illness.
  • You can ‘snap out of it’. – Depression is a a serious health condition arising from a range of factors including chemical imbalances in the brain. Just like asthma or diabetes, you cannot simply ‘snap out of it’ or make it disappear at will.
  • It only affects women – Men generally have different attitudes when it comes to mental health issues and help seeking behaviours, which makes it easier to be overlooked or left untreated. However, research shows that roughly one in four women and one in six men experience it at some point in their lives.

If you have been experiencing a depressed mood, or have lost interest or pleasure in things that was once enjoyable to you, consider making an appointment by calling 3067 9129.

Looking for Christian Counselling?

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At M1 Psychology, we have a number of therapists who can deliver therapy with a Christian frame of reference. For more information or to book an appointment, please call 07 3067 9129.

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