Prahran Psychology Blog

Although people have different levels of shyness, outgoingness, introversion and extraversion, most of us like to have friends and spend … Continue reading Social connection and health

Sometimes it’s easy to feel like the world is a horrible place full of mean people. This isn’t true, but … Continue reading Making the best out of a bad situation

Prahran Psychology is united in its support of marriage equality. This Debate has gone on for far too long and … Continue reading Why Prahran Psychology Supports Same Sex Marriage

A good overview of forensic psychology from one of our undergrad students we are currently mentoring, Harindhi Wimaladharma.   Forensic Psychology … Continue reading Forensic Psychology Services

This is a really nice from one Giorgia Sala, one of our student bloggers. Giorgia is Doctoral student at Deakin … Continue reading Eat. Sleep. Stress. Repeat.

Amongst many of the excellent social changes that are emerging to overcome mental health stigma is the national “R U … Continue reading How Do You Know If You’re Not “Ok”?

There has been a lot of hype over the practice of mindfulness within the past few years. This has come … Continue reading Mindfulness Meditation Vs. “Just A Good Ole’ Walk in The Park”

Prahran Psychology would like to welcome our latest student blogger, Giorgia Sala. Please enjoy this fantastic article on male mental … Continue reading Male mental health and suicide in the media