by Ravi | Nov 3, 2020 | Research, Trauma
Recent research is beginning to acknowledge partner birth trauma. Pregnancy and birth is an emotional rollercoaster. We understandably focus on the experiences of new mothers, yet we rarely acknowledge the experience of birth from a partner’s point of view. This is...
by Ravi | Oct 18, 2020 | psychoanalysis
Most governments around the world are preparing for a sharp rise in suicides following COVID-19. The Australian Bureau of Statistics who is responsible for publicising health related statistics nationally has not reported a significant rise in suicides during the...
by Ravi | Oct 4, 2020 | psychoanalysis
Grammar is experiencing a renaissance. In contemporary culture, personal pronouns are the gateway to respect and inclusion. But why are people suddenly so caught up on personal pronouns? Pronouns substitute for, or refer to someone or something. After mentioning the...
by Ravi | Sep 18, 2020 | Public health
COVID has done a complete number on us, forcing us here in Melbourne into complete lockdown. Stress levels are peaking as different hats – work, partner, self are all thrown into the mix at home. Some people are thriving, while others are at their wits end. Here’s a...
by Ravi | Sep 16, 2020 | Treatment
A common question that I get asked is “how are you different from a Psychiatrist or a Psychologist?” It’s a very good question, that goes to the heart of how you view yourself, your troubles and the treatment that best suits you. Below is a brief...
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