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The Power of Collaborative Care in Eating Disorder Recovery

In this collaborative article, Uncovery and Person-Centred Psychology & Allied Health explore the importance of integrated support in eating disorder recovery, including how clinicians and recovery coaches can work together to make recovery more connected and meaningful.

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How Do I choose the Right Psychologist or Dietitian For Me?

Deciding to come and speak to a professional about your mental health can be a daunting task. Is it the warmth of someone’s smile in their profile picture? Do you seek a particular qualification, age, or list of areas of interest or experience? Myself, an experienced psychologist, have found myself using all of the above in seeking my own therapist. Sometimes it has landed me with a good fit, other times I have found myself in therapeutic relationships that are fine, but don’t quite fit for me.

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Chronic Stress – Mind, Body, Gut – A Collaborative Perspective

Prolonged stress can manifest in various ways within the body, partly due to the impact on the central nervous system and the release of brain chemicals (neurotransmitters) and hormones within the body. Whilst acute stress is a normal reaction and can improve temporary physiological functions, the effect of prolonged stress can drive discomfort and increase the risk of certain diseases.

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Unhappy digestive system? Let’s talk about the less glamourous side of dieting – constipation or diarrhoea!

Medications list possible side effects, but diets don’t. We are here to talk to you about one of the less discussed side effects of restricting your intake. Let's talk everything bowels; there are 1001 diets promising they’re 'different’ and that they are going to change your world (body) with none of the negative consequences every diet before them delivered. Unfortunately, this is often not the case.

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Are You Caught in an Avoidance Cycle?

Many of us avoid tasks from time to time. We may avoid our tax returns, booking a dentist appointment, deep cleaning our oven or having an uncomfortable conversation. We tend to avoid these situations due to the uncomfortable feelings they elicit. We subsequently ‘solve’ the problem of sitting with uncomfortable feelings by distracting ourselves with mindless activities that serve no benefit or are even detrimental.

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Happiness: A Brief Guide Inspired by Ancient Philosophy

The idea of happiness has fascinated humanity for thousands of years. Ancient Greek philosophers such as Epicurus, Aristotle and Plato were all curious about the concept of happiness and what thoughts and actions may cultivate this emotion.  

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Boys Don't Cry; Masculinity & Mental Health

The relationship between gender and mental health is complex and intriguing. For example, research consistently reflects a gender difference in terms of suicide rates. Statistics reflect that Australian males are three times more likely to die by suicide than females and account for…

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