psychology

Harmony Within: Healing Trauma | Internal Family Systems

Harmony Within: Healing Trauma | Internal Family Systems By Daniela Grace Kundalini House Fitzroy North Have you ever found yourself saying, “A part of me wants to rest, but another part says I have to keep working”? Or perhaps, “A part of me wants to open up and trust, but another part is terrified”? In [...]

Protecting Your Brain: Acupuncture, Lifestyle and Herbs

Protecting Your Brain for the Long Haul: How Acupuncture, Diet, Exercise, and Herbs Can Help  By Dr Nicola Loizou Does Any of This Sound Familiar? You’re somewhere in the middle of life juggling school pickups, helping with homework, managing work deadlines and at the same time, you’re watching your parents slow down. Maybe you’ve noticed [...]

When Your Body Can’t Switch Off: Understanding and Healing Chronic Stress with Chinese Medicine by Dr. Nicola Loizou

When Your Body Can't Switch Off: Understanding and Healing Chronic Stress with Chinese Medicine If you're reading this, chances are your body feels like it's stuck in overdrive. Maybe you're lying awake at 3am with your mind racing through tomorrow's to-do list or yesterday’s interactions. Maybe you're having those anxiety dreams where you can't find [...]

The Particular Agony of the Premature Baby by Anna Papadakis

The Particular Agony of the Premature Baby by Anna Papadakis, Body-Centred Therapist I have been a body-centered therapist for fifteen years and was a birth worker for twelve. In that time, I have attended births, taught about birth, trained doulas, and spent decades listening deeply to people’s bodies and stories. Again and again, I have [...]

My Name is Not Anxious: Psychology and Yoga in Dialogue by Avril Bastiansz

My Name is Not Anxious: Psychology and Yoga in Dialogue Anxiety has become one of the most common struggles of our time. For many, it is not just an occasional experience but a constant companion that seems to shape identity itself: “I am anxious.” When we adopt this identification, we can begin to lose sight [...]

Tending Your Nervous System in Uncertain Times by Katia Krassas

“The world is part of us, as we are part of the world. Even through the smallest acts, we can demonstrate that. I believe in the human spirit, in the kindness in all of us, and I am hopeful for this world.” –Clemantine Wamariya With all that is unfolding throughout our home on Earth, I’m [...]

Navigating Trauma and Healing: The Emotional Focused Therapy Approach – Lee Beaton

Our psychotherapist Lee Beaton delves into Emotional Focused Therapy for Individuals (EFiT), and explores how this innovative modality supports the processing of trauma by cultivating secure attachment in a therapeutic relationship.   Now that Christmas and the New Year are behind us, it’s time to focus on what another year holds. The holidays can sometimes [...]

Unravel the Knots in Your Relationship with Intensive Couples Therapy by Lee Beaton

You've likely heard the phrase, "marriage is work," and while it might sound cliché, there's a grain of truth to it. Every relationship has its highs and lows, its triumphs and trials. But what happens when the challenges seem to overshadow the joys, and every conversation spirals into a frustrating cycle of arguments? This is [...]

PTSD & Trauma Awareness

PTSD Awareness June 2023 June was PTSD awareness month and it shone the light on PTSD and it's impact on peoples lives. But what is PTSD and how can we help ourselves and the people we love who have experienced trauma and are still living with its impact? Kundalini House Counsellor and Psychotherapist Marisa Howard [...]

Creating Personal Boundaries For You & Others

We recently called on the gracious Marisa Howard, Somatic Psychotherapist and Rehabilitation Counsellor at Kundalini House for some approaches to creating boundaries for self and others in a compassionate and embodied way. Boundaries take many forms, and can range from being strict and rigid to porous to almost non-existent. Healthy boundaries serve to make it [...]

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