Lifepsyche Pty Ltd
Child Psychologist in Logan

Being who you want to be lifepsyche is a well established psychology practice with locations in brisbane and springwood. To establish your eligibilty please refer to your gp or health fund. Services provided by lifepsyche's registered psychologists may be eligible for medicare and health fund rebates. Lifepsyche caters to all ages ranging from children to adults throughout brisbane and the logan area. Lifepsyche's team of professionals aim to empower and motivate you to be who you want to be by offering support and strategies in a positive and supportive environment. The lifepsyche team includes registered psychologists and an accredited practising dietitian. Lifepsyche's team collectively works with their clients on a range of issues including: mood and anxiety related disorders (eg: phobias, smarter helping you to know yourself and accept yourself helping you to be happy, stronger, faster, spiritual making you mentally fitter, mental, over-eating etc) creating a rock solid foundation for the future through goal setting and action planning establishing balance across all areas of your life ��?��?? physical, unsupportive relationships, creating and developing self-identities) positive results of therapy may include: identifying what motivates you and moves you to action recognising what causes your relationships to flourish or flounder developing coping strategies that help you to survive and thrive discovering your highest qualities and purpose in life replacing time wasters in your life (e.g. Worry, self-esteem and eating issues, managing transitions, school adjustment, bullying, depression, binge eating) self and body esteem child and adolescent issues (anxiety, bulimia, anorexia, hypnosis and emdr) relationship counselling addictions grief and loss weight management and eating disorders (bariatric assessment, pain management) innovative therapies (eft, bipolar and depression) rehabilitation (adjustment to injury, generalised anxiety, ptsd, ocd, healthy and positive.

She is a clinical psychologist (AHPRA), accredited practicing dietitian and hypnotherapist. Anita believes that the world we now live in has become so complicated that we need to take a systems focused multidisciplinary approach to health management. LifePsyche services recognize the unite between mental and physical health, and the impact of other systems, including our relationships and the environment, on our mental health and quality of life.

The Foresight project provided proof of this complexity when they worn qualitative modeling to explore variables associated with obesity. Here are some psychological strategies to help you manage your pain. Obviously, using reductionist linear models of cause and effect to engage with the nonlinear complexity of the obesity problem may clarify our poor success in reversing obesity prevalence. Another issue with outcome research is that it endeavors to decrease therapist or practitioner effects to diminish the likelihood that therapist or practitioner effects are responsible for the outcome. The aim of outcome research is to identify outcome effects due to treatment. Based on the findings of the Foresight Project and other research, there is emerging agreement that it is futile to pursue linear, cause and effect approaches or isolated initiatives for chronic health conditions that are regarded as intricate and multisystemic. I was interested in exploring ways to manage the complexity associated with obesity. The research redirected attention from a focus on specific treatments, and emphasized the contribution of the practitioner, to the treatment process, and outcomes. The simple model under depicts the interrelationship among process, practitioner and client factors the practitioner’s contribution to a client’s healthy being, and to treatment outcomes, can be facilitated by applying sure process skills. The workshop will benefit medical (doctors, nurses) and allied health professionals occupied with chronic health conditions, like obesity. We will present a change model that provides a framework that enables both the practitioner and the client to co provide treatment and respond dynamically to issues in sincere time. Many health issues are also complex systems. For obesity and other complex health issues there is unlikely to be a solution that will work for everyone. Each individual requires a diverse approach. Do you deal with complex systems like obesity? Think of people you enjoy doing things with. Don’t think of it as pain but rather as a uneducated or warm feeling. Don’t try to think about it as your body, but rather as something segregate from you. What her research confirmed is that a condition as soiled and complicated as obesity requires a much more complicated solution than just a multicomponent multidisciplinary approach. However, few people know what systems thinking is or how to apply systems thinking in individual practice. Starting well principles for engaging