Resources
Tip Sheets
The tip sheets available from the Australian Psychological Society (APS) provide information about many psychological issues and the way in which psychologists may assist individuals to manage such issues.
- Ageing positively
- Anxiety: Understanding and managing anxiety
- Autisum: Understanding and managing autism spectrum disorder
- Bullying: Parent guide to helping children manage conflict, aggression and bullying
- Bushfires: Psychological preparation for natural disasters
- Children and the media (web-only version)
- Climate change – what you can do
- Communicating about violence, peace and social justice
- Dementia: Understanding dementia
- Depression: Understanding and managing depression and Understanding late-life depression
- Disasters: Psychological preparation for natural disasters
- Eating disorders: Understanding and managing eating disorders
- Environment: Talking with children about the environment
- Helping girls develop a positive self image (web-only version)
- Learning disabilities: Understanding specific learning disabilities
- Moving beyond racism (web-only version)
- Natural disasters: Psychological preparation for natural disasters
- Psychological Trauma: Understanding and managing psychological trauma
- Relationship problems and solutions: Understanding and managing relationship problems
- Stress: Understanding and managing stress (PDF, opens in new window)
- Talking with children about violence and injustice (web-only version)
Links
Relaxation tracks
http://www.ccfpsych.com.au/main/page_relaxation_tracks.html
Meditation and Mindfulness
Free from not-for-profit Smiling Mind at https://smilingmind.com.au/
Headspace App at https://headspace.com
Search TED talks on youtube for inspiring talks
How the worst moments in our lives make us who we are | Andrew Solomon
The power of vulnerability | Brené Brown
Sue Fick
Principal Psychologist
MPsych (Clinical) MAPS
Crane Psychology Canberra Pty Ltd
Birubi Chambers,
Unit 10/121 Hawker Place
Hawker, ACT
GPO Box 390 Dickson 2602
Directions
If coming from Belconnen Way, turn into Beetaloo Street in Hawker. Take the second street on the LEFT, which has the KFC on the corner. Birubi chambers is first on LEFT.
You’ll find Crane Psychology in the courtyard area, at the back of Hawker Medical Centre.
Parking
Free parking can be found in the Birubi Chambers car park or in the KFC car park across the road from Birubi Chambers.
Note: Birubi Chambers has a back and front car park. You’ll find Crane Psychology in the courtyard area, at the back of Hawker Medical Centre.
Phone: 0448 616 158
(Please text rather than leaving a voicemail)
Fax: 02 6176 2021
Psyc Board Reg: 0001809978
Provider number: 5111263K