Mental Health Services over the Holidays
Support you over the holiday period
Support you over the holiday period
Looking after yourself during the busiest time of the year.
Stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline keep you going during high-pressure times, but prolonged stress weakens immunity. When holidays arrive and stress drops, your immune system temporarily dips, creating an opening for viruses.
To recognise Mental Health Month, we are sharing this article to highlight how strong friendships support mental wellbeing, connection, and resilience.
Anxiety is a normal emotion. Everyone feels anxious at times, because our brains have evolved to prepare us to face all kinds of risks, and keep us safe. When we do something that is challenging and scary, for example, public speaking, we notice anxiety and fear can naturally affect our thinking/cognitions, our body sensations and physical reactions, and our behaviour.
For more than 10 years, Faren Brewer has been supporting people through Behaviour Support.
From Tuesday 29 July 2025, our Cardiff team will be relocating to a new space at Cardiff Family Practice (3/50 Harrison Street, Cardiff).
In the wake of the recent flooding events across our region, many parents and carers are noticing increased anxiety and distress in their children.
For the last three years, Ben Robinson has been supporting clients across the Hunter as a Behaviour Support Practitioner at The Rosewood Centre.
We’re pleased to let you know that our Taree Rosewood Centre office has reopened today following the recent flooding.
The Rosewood Centre is proud to be part of the newly opened Evolve Mental Health and Wellbeing Hub in Charlestown.
Our Executive Manager, Kelly Pavan, highlights the importance of recognising natural emotional responses and seeking support to maintain mental wellbeing while many people across the Mid Coast and Hunter face ongoing flood conditions.
EMDR stands for Eye Movement Desensitisation Reprocessing and involves bilateral stimulation to help people process and reframe traumatic memories and experiences.
The Rosewood Centre is opening two new locations in 2025.
As psychologists working in and with communities across the region, we want to take a moment to acknowledge the emotional impact of the recent extreme weather and flooding events.
Due to the current severe weather conditions and reports of road closures, our Taree Rosewood office is closed.
As human beings, it’s in our nature to worry – it’s our brain’s way of keeping us safe and preparing us for what might lie ahead.
The Higher School Certificate (HSC) is a significant milestone in a young person’s education, and it can be a stressful time for both students and parents.
In today’s interconnected world, staying informed is more accessible than ever before. Whether it’s an official channel or via social media, the 24-hour media cycle amplifies exposure to news content, making it challenging to escape a bombardment of negative and frightening information.
Psychologists at The Rosewood Centre have specialised training in the treatment of trauma and ADHD and sleep problems.
It feels as though the topic on most people’s lips in my community today is far from our typical discussions around recent holidays or even the excitement of kids going back to school after their summer break.
The Rosewood Centre psychologists Kelly Pavan and Alicia Curley are the Coordinators of the Newcastle Complex Trauma Mental Health Professionals Network (MHPN).
Did you know that the human brain has the ability to change and grow?
The Mid-Coast community has gained increased access to much-needed mental health support services after The Rosewood Centre opened its doors to the public in Taree this week.
Family structures are more diverse than ever before.
As humans, we are inherently social beings. We are born to connect with and care for others.
The Rosewood Centre is delighted to be hosting a webinar on Regulated Restrictive Practices, with a particular focus on what makes a quality submission.
Frustration, overwhelm, panic, or perhaps a level of desensitisation to unfolding events are some normal feelings in response to this kind of prolonged stress.