30 Jun 2023 What to look for when joining a private practice
Not all private practices are made the same. Some practice owners go the extra mile in terms of what they do to create a thriving practice that benefits not only...
Not all private practices are made the same. Some practice owners go the extra mile in terms of what they do to create a thriving practice that benefits not only...
We asked our Team Leader and Senior Counselling Psychologist Julia Fraser to tell us what it is like for her working at Prosper. I joined the team at Prosper about 8...
When entering the world of private practice there are many options available, should you be a contractor in a group practice or perhaps an employee? There are certainly pro’s and...
Relationships are a complex dance between two people and there is no roadmap for relationships. Difficulties in any relationship are normal. We can be aware of green flags and red...
Why is it important to involve parents and caregivers in child psychology appointments? Parents play a central role in child therapy and parent participation in therapy can be important for...
When the presenting issue is a relationship problem, individual therapy is likely to have limited benefit as only half of the relationship is being presented; as an individual in a...
Choosing the right kind of therapy for your child can sometimes feel daunting and overwhelming. Of course, individual therapy offers many advantages for your child. It allows the therapy to...
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) grows and is maintained by a very clear and consistent cycle that occurs in 4 stages. Theset four stages of the cycle consist of: Obsessions: the cycle...
PANDAS and PANS are both health conditions that frequently look just like OCD. However, treatment of these conditions involves a key difference, and therefore correct diagnosis is important. PANDAS stands for...
In layman's terms, most people conceptualise having OCD as being particular, methodical, a clean freak or likes certain numbers. In actual fact, OCD, which stands for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, is...