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Welcome to our Physiotherapy Blog Archive! Here, you’ll find a collection of insightful articles covering a wide range of topics related to physiotherapy.
Who am I? Name: Alysha Kramer Job Title: Provisional psychologist Qualifications: Bachelor of Applied Music (Performance), Certificate IV…
Who am I? Name: Courtney Reinheimer Job Title: Psychologist/ Educational & Developmental Psychology Registrar Qualifications: Graduate…
Who am I? Name: Nicole Wigney Job Title: Psychologist Qualifications: Bachelor of Science; Postgraduate Diploma of Psychology; Master of…
Name: Vicky Marinis Job Title: Psychologist Qualifications: Bachelor of Arts Postgraduate Diploma of Professional Psychology Master of…
Who am I? Name: Jessica Arnup Job Title: Psychologist Qualifications: Master of Educational Psychology, Postgraduate Diploma of Education…
Who is John? Name: John Maguire Job Title: Psychologist Qualifications: Graduate Diploma in Psychology, Graduate Diploma in Psychology…
Who is Liz? Name: Liz Kennedy Job Title: Psychologist Qualifications: Bachelor of Psychology (Honours); Master of Educational and…
Sam’s Favourite Things! Book: The Power of One, by Bryce Courtenay Movie: Jojo Rabbit Quote: “I am the master of my fate, I am the…
Erin Hume is an Educational and Developmental Psychologist with ample experience within the school system. Erin’s choice to become an…
Time again now to meet one of the newer members of the Raise the Bar team! Andrea Sadusky joined Raise in early 2019 with an impressive…
Have you ever been in a classroom, feeling like you need to absorb information but your brain won’t cooperate? Isn’t it frustrating when you can’t remember crucial details even after paying attention? In today’s fast-paced world, effective learning is more important than ever. Whether you’re a student juggling multiple subjects, a professional seeking to upskill,
Have you ever wondered why some students thrive in an educational setting while others seem to struggle, despite having similar capabilities? It could be that the difference lies in the adjustments made within the learning environment. In the world of education, the term “reasonable adjustments” refers to the modifications or accommodations that help create an
As students approach the daunting crossroads of their academic and professional futures, do you ever wonder how they can navigate this critical time with confidence? The pressure to make the right career choices can feel overwhelming, leaving many adolescents uncertain. In today’s rapidly changing job market, new industries are emerging, traditional roles are evolving, and
Dyslexia is a type of specific learning disorder that affects reading, writing, and spelling. It is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects the brain’s ability to perceive or process verbal or nonverbal information efficiently and accurately, making it challenging for individuals to process information and express themselves effectively. There are many misconceptions surrounding dyslexia, and it’s
Have you ever wondered how children’s minds work and how they learn and develop? Or have you considered what changes occur as people age and progress into later stages of life? Educational and developmental psychologists have extensive knowledge and expertise regarding these complex processes and can play an important role in supporting positive growth and
Have you ever wondered about the concept of reasonable adjustments in the workplace? What exactly are they, and who do they benefit?
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