Endeavour Psychology

28/08/2026

Another week comes to a close. Thank you to everyone who trusted us to be part of their journey.

26/08/2026

25/08/2026

We wonder what it is about a Rubik’s Cube... Whatever the answer, they rarely sit untouched for long at Endeavour Psychology!

24/08/2026

A transport accident can affect far more than the body.

For some people, the psychological impact continues long after the accident itself, through trauma responses, driving fears, grief, pain, or the challenge of adjusting to a life that has changed.

We welcome TAC clients at Endeavour Psychology, with appointments currently available in Geelong West and any location via telehealth.

We also provide compassionate grief and bereavement support for people affected by loss in a transport accident.

Learn more: endeavourpsychology.com.au/tac

23/08/2026

Make Monday morning matter!

20/08/2026

Today our Director Dr Lisa Burke and our Practice Operations Coordinator are both participating in the 2026 Australasian Society for Artificial Intelligence in Mental Health (ASAIMH) Annual Conference. We are proud to be active members of ASAIMH.

AI is already changing healthcare. For us, engaging with that change means taking it seriously: Staying informed about emerging evidence, understanding the ethical and professional implications, and thinking carefully about where AI can genuinely support good practice.

The conference brings together educators, clinicians, researchers and thought leaders working at the intersection of AI and mental health, with discussion spanning education, clinical practice, ethics, AI literacy, training and the evolving role of health professionals.

We believe professionals need to be actively participating in these conversations as the technology develops, with clinical judgement, professional responsibility and the human relationship remaining central to care.

18/08/2026

We learn something from the routes that don't work. Every attempt moves you forward.

Progress involves trying, adjusting, reconsidering and trying again. Sometimes what doesn't work teaches us just as much as what does.

16/08/2026

A shout-out to our VCE students. The pressure is building, the workload is unrelenting, and the finish line can still feel a long way away.

Your ATAR will be one number from one year of your life. Be kind to the person doing all the work to get there.