The Neighbourhood Clinic1 minJoin Us for Mindfulness SessionsMindfulness Small Group Sessions 12.30pm Mondays via Zoom | Beginning 19 July 2021 4 x 1 hour sessions in small groups - max. 6-8 people...
info4540002 minEvening Parenting Sessions - Tuning In To KidsTuning In To Kids Parenting Program We are pleased to invite parents of 0-12 year olds to a 6 week parenting program, hosted by TNC...
info4540002 minGet To Know Our Psychologist Bridget ScanlonTell us a little bit about why you studied Psychology? I began my undergraduate degree with majors in Biology and Philosophy and soon...
info4540001 minMeet Our Psychologists at THE NEIGHBOURHOOD CLINICWe have a team of dedicated psychologists at The Neighbourhood Clinic who specialise in a range of different areas. Get to know them...
info4540002 minHow do you know if you’re stressed?When stress becomes too much for the mind and body to handle, it usually manifests in one of these ways.
The Neighbourhood Clinic1 minFour-week Introduction to Mindfulness Each week cover different aspect of mindfulness. There’ll be some psycho-education on the week’s topic and a practice component.
The Neighbourhood Clinic1 minMindfulness Small Group Sessions starting February 2020Feeling frazzled? This February try our Small Group Mindfulness sessions! To book just contact our reception here.
The Neighbourhood Clinic2 minA warm welcome to our new psychologist Linda RussellI find the current recognition of mental health in our society quite heartening as it helps to reduce the stigma around getting support.
The Neighbourhood Clinic3 minWhat is stress? And how can you manage stress better? In the 21st century we no longer have tigers. But what we do have is threats, tangible or perceived. And our body reacts in the same way.
The Neighbourhood Clinic4 minSleep: The how’s and why’s and wherefore’s This post will focus on the one thing that we are looking forward to every holidays, a big rejuvenating sleep.
The Neighbourhood Clinic3 minThree simple tips to keep you sane while parenting!It is normal to have ideals about how you would like to parent. These beliefs can include: never yelling at your children, always playing...