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Compassionate Psychologist | Integrating evidence-based therapies with empathy and understanding | Fostering resilience, self-awareness, and lasting change.

28/10/2026

You cancelled plans.
Then you felt guilty AND relieved. 🛋️

That is not lazy. That is anxiety.

Worry grows for days. You cancel. You feel relief.
But your brain learns the wrong lesson.

Next time, make it small:
Go for 30 minutes. You can leave early.
Small steps count. 💚

Guilty, relieved, or both? Tell us below.

MindGives, Cranbourne — here to help. Sharing Helps Heal.
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27/10/2026

You are not the storm. 🌧️☀️

"I feel anxious" is like weather.
Weather comes. Weather goes.
It is not who you are.

Say it like this:
"I notice I feel anxious right now."
A thought is just a thought. Not a fact.

Save this. Send it to a friend. 💚
Comment 1 or 2 — which one do you say?

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25/10/2026

It's 2am and your brain won't stop replaying that one conversation? 🌙 You're not alone — and your brain isn't broken.

This is called rumination: your brain scans for danger by going over the same talk again and again, checking "Did I sound strange?" It feels like solving a problem, but there is no answer at the end — so you stay awake, overthinking.

Try the 10am Rule tonight:
1️⃣ Catch it — "I'm replaying again."
2️⃣ Park it — write the worry down, one line is enough.
3️⃣ Postpone it — "I'll think about this at 10am."

Save this for tonight, and send it to your fellow overthinker. 💚

Does your brain do this too? Comment 2AM if you're watching this while everyone else sleeps. 👇

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23/10/2026

Bullies don’t just want to insult you—they want power over your emotions.

In Round 1, watch what happens when he gets angry, defensive, and yells back: the bully wins because she gets an emotional reaction.

But in Round 2, he shifts his psychological approach:

Refuses to get upset or defensive

Agrees with the insult with humor and composure

Treats her with calm, steady kindness

When you don't take the bait, their words lose all power. Emotional resilience isn't staying quiet; it's refusing to let someone else control your state of mind.

🗣️ Credit: Brilliant roleplay demonstration by Brooks Gibbs!
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📍 In-person child, teen, and individual psychology: Cranbourne West | Botanic Ridge | Junction Village.
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21/10/2026

They thought this little girl was untreatable. Therapy proved them wrong 🥺💔

In landmark psychiatric studies on maternal deprivation and attachment, young Monica was separated from maternal care at just 2 months old.

Before therapy, trauma froze her nervous system:
• Total withdrawal from human contact
• Inability to tolerate physical touch
• Refusal to walk or explore her world

But watch what happens with consistent, patient relational therapy:
🕊️ Month 1: Allowing brief eye contact and resting on a lap
🧸 Month 3: Reaching out to be held
☀️ Month 7: Playing, smiling, and learning that humans can be safe again

The brain is wired for connection, and with the right support, healing is always possible.

🔔 Follow MindGives for Part 2 where we break down the clinical science of attachment repair!
📍 Child, adolescent, and family psychological support across Melbourne: Cranbourne West | Botanic Ridge | Junction Village.
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19/10/2026

We aren’t born with self-doubt. We are conditioned into it.

Watch this little one tackle something twice his size without hesitation. Why? Because no one told him it was impossible yet.

In developmental psychology, a child’s self-efficacy grows when we give them the space to try, struggle, and discover their own strength. Most limiting beliefs we carry as adults aren't our own—they are echoes of doubts we picked up along the way.

What heavy "tire" are you convinced you can’t lift today?

🚀 Share this with someone who needs a reminder of their inner strength today!
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18/10/2026

It wasn’t "just tired." It was burnout. ⚠️🧠

Constant stomach aches, a clenching jaw, brain fog, and snapping at little things aren’t just "normal adulting"—they are signs your nervous system is stuck in survival mode.

When your glass is full to the brim, even a single drop feels like too much. You don't have to wait until you hit rock bottom to ask for support.

At MindGives, we offer a warm, judgment-free space to help you understand your mind-body patterns, regulate stress, and set boundaries that actually stick.

📍 Local Casey Clinics: Cranbourne West • Botanic Ridge • Junction Village
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18/10/2026

Looking for compassionate psychological support near you? 🛋️🤍

At MindGives Psychology & Wellbeing Clinic, we offer a safe, confidential space to help you heal and grow — whether you're dealing with burnout, relationship challenges, or your child's emotional development.

Our Services:
🧠 Individual Therapy for Anxiety, Depression, Stress & Trauma
💑 Couples Counselling for Communication & Reconnection
🌱 Child Psychology for Emotional & Behavioural Support
📋 Psychological Assessments - ADHD, Cognitive & Developmental

📍Visit us at:Cranbourne West | Botanic Ridge | Junction Village
💡 Medicare & Private Health Rebates Available with GP Mental Health Care Plan.

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Tuesday	9am - 6pm
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