Worry Time: What is it and how can it help you?
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.
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Supporting a young person during the HSC: A guide for parents and carers
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.
Should we turn off the news for the sake of our mental health?
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.
Spotlight: Treatment of trauma and ADHD-related sleep problems
Psychologists at The Rosewood Centre have specialised training in the treatment of trauma and ADHD and sleep problems.
Weathering mental health struggles associated with the cost-of-living crisis
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.
Newcastle Complex Trauma Mental Health Professionals Network
The Rosewood Centre psychologists Kelly Pavan and Alicia Curley are the Coordinators of the Newcastle Complex Trauma Mental Health Professionals Network (MHPN).
Improve your performance with Neurofeedback
Did you know that the human brain has the ability to change and grow?
Increased mental health support has arrived for people in the Mid-Coast
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.
Separation is for parents, not children
Family structures are more diverse than ever before.
Care for the carers
As humans, we are inherently social beings. We are born to connect with and care for others.