Psychology CAFFE

26/08/2025

🌙 Free Webinar: Helping Your Autistic Child Sleep Better 🌙

🗓 When: Thursday, 28th August 2025, 11:00 AM AEST (Sydney Time)
📍 Where: Zoom
💲 Cost: FREE
🎤 Q&A: Live session included – bring your questions!
📹 Recording: Available to all registered attendees

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/5117495157885/WN_Lf84OxNwQTKYmwpy-a0mgw #/registration

This month’s AUT to Know webinar is all about evidence-based, practical strategies to support more peaceful nights for your child – and your household.

Join Nicole Rogerson (AAA CEO) and Karen McKinnon (Autism Partnership) as they share expert insights on:
✨ Why sleep can be challenging for autistic children
✨ How to help your child settle and stay asleep
✨ Creating calming bedtime routines and the ideal sleep environment
✨ Encouraging healthy, independent sleep habits

👉 Register now to secure your spot and take home strategies you can start using straight away!

15/08/2025

09/08/2025

NW Tasmania is the ‘most beautiful’ part of our island state - and that’s why we are so lucky! 🍀 to serve our community AND live close to the wilderness, the beach, the wildness and the beauty - AND it’s free to spend time in most of it - so GET outside and enjoy the green forest, the smell of the ocean and the sand under your feet - because nature heals…it’s good for the soul ❣️

Go where the world’s still wild, in a wilderness landscape full of breathtaking scenery, remarkable h

14/07/2025

Join our passionate team at Psychology CAFFE—Multiple roles across our sites, supportive culture, and stunning Tasmanian locations. Apply now!

Psychology CAFFE has won state and federal awards for excellence, the reputation of the team is outstanding, and is known as an employer of choice.

09/07/2025

We apologise there may be disruption to the Ulverstone phone line today. Please see below for alternate contact.

We are in the process of upgrading our systems in Ulverstone, which may result in a temporary outage of our Ulverstone phone line over the next 48 hours.

If the above number is unreachable, please contact us via our Latrobe number on (03) 6426 3050, or alternatively email admin@psychologycaffe.com.au

Thank you for your understanding! :)

02/07/2025

We are in the process of upgrading our systems in Ulverstone, which may result in a temporary outage of our Ulverstone phone line over the next 48 hours.

If the above number is unreachable, please contact us via our Latrobe number on (03) 6426 3050, or alternatively email admin@psychologycaffe.com.au

Thank you for your understanding! :)

26/06/2025

Members of the community are invited to pay their respects and honour Keith as he makes his final journey. Your presence will be a valued tribute to Keith's life and service.

This Friday, Tasmania Police will farewell Constable Keith Smith with full ceremonial honours in recognition of his dedicated service and the lasting impact he made both on and off duty.

While the funeral service itself is not open to the public, community members are warmly invited to pay their respects afterwards.

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Join us in lining the streets and paying tribute to Keith as he makes his final journey.

▶ Devonport (from 2.30 pm): Members of the public are encouraged to line Victoria Parade (from Nicholls Street) as the procession travels along Bluff Road, up to William Street.

▶ Ulverstone (from 3.30pm): The procession will travel past Ulverstone Police Station along Victoria Street, turn into Reibey Street, and continue to Kings Parade.
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The outpouring of kindness and support from across Tasmania and beyond over recent days has been deeply moving.

Keith was a proud member of Tasmania Police who was deeply respected by his colleagues and his community. His service and spirit will not be forgotten.

🕊️ The funeral service will be live-streamed at https://www.youtube.com/live/Tk-wVmCZYek

24/06/2025

Our Palawa children are our greatest asset - and strength - all of them - hold them close…this…is so important and true.

24/06/2025

Burnie SibWorks Day Camp for Children who have a Sibling with Disability or Chronic Illness

25/05/2025

This year’s theme, Bridging Now to Next, is a reminder that recognising and honouring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples—whose cultures are the oldest continuing in the world—is not just symbolic. It’s necessary for healing, for understanding the past and present, and for shaping the future.

Here in lutruwita/Tasmania, we walk on the lands of the palawa people, who have lived here for over 40,000 years. One fascinating piece of local history: long before European contact, Tasmanian Aboriginal people constructed complex shell middens and practiced sustainable land management that shaped the environment in ways we still see today. Their deep connection to land, sea, and sky continues to offer invaluable insight into wellbeing, kinship, and community care.
Aboriginal culture has had a profound influence on Australian society—from language and art to bush medicine, environmental knowledge, and community values centred on collective care. These contributions are not just part of history; they are part of our shared present.

Reconciliation is more than a week—it’s a commitment. One we carry with us in our work, our relationships, and the way we show up in community.