Life caring thoughts
With over four decades working in the helping professions, in a range of contexts associated with psychological wellbeing, it is not surprising that Susan is frequently asked by colleagues, students, supervisees and clients to share her insights and knowledge in a more accessible way. So, here it is. This blog will provide regular commentary on various aspects of Susan’s work.
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Repairing your relationship with your child
Despite our best efforts to maintain a close relationship with our children, there are times when a rupture occurs. The reasons for
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Shedding guilt and shame
We can all relate to the metaphor of people being like icebergs – outsiders see about ten percent of who we are
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The case for Professional Supervision for Family Law Professionals
How many times have you heard the phrase: “I could never do what you do”? Countless? Me too. Sometimes, the question extends
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How to make supervised contact work for you and your child
There are few areas of the law that evoke a more passionate response than family law. This is because our children hold
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14 ways to build a broken relationship with your child
When a separated parent has not seen their child for some time despite frequent, consistent attempts to do so, they may seek
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Warning signs of parental alienation
Organising when children spend time with their separated parents can sometimes be a challenging process. Children may prefer spending more time with
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It’s not always about alienation: A look at parental rejection/absence
Although Australian Family Law professionals are starting to recognise the prevalence of parental alienation and the consequence of this dynamic in the