Jellybean Family Psychology

Jellybean Family Psychology Nurturing the family unit by celebrating strengths and identifying weaknesses.

Merry Christmas from all of us at Jellybean Family Psychology 🎄❤️
24/12/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us at Jellybean Family Psychology 🎄❤️

21/12/2025

It’s like trying to herd cats! 🫣🤪🙄🫠

Come back soon for the final video 🙊😬🤣🤣🤣

Today is the last day our offices are open before a well-earned two week break! 🎄🙌🏼Both offices will be closed from the ...
18/12/2025

Today is the last day our offices are open before a well-earned two week break! 🎄🙌🏼

Both offices will be closed from the 20th of December 2025 to the 4th of January 2026.

Our first day reopening for the new year will be Monday the 5th of January. See you then!

Definitely a highlight of our week! 🤩🏠🎄🍭
12/12/2025

Definitely a highlight of our week! 🤩🏠🎄🍭

💩💩💩 ALWAYS a crowd favourite 🤩😂Pop it on the family Christmas list!
05/12/2025

💩💩💩 ALWAYS a crowd favourite 🤩😂

Pop it on the family Christmas list!

02/12/2025

Another year, another fabulous Christmas Party! 🎄🤩🎉

📣 Let’s name it to tame it!
28/11/2025

📣 Let’s name it to tame it!

Wishing the biggest and happiest birthday to our Sam 🎉💗🎈🎂
26/11/2025

Wishing the biggest and happiest birthday to our Sam 🎉💗🎈🎂

Some days keeping ourselves cool, calm and collected feels impossible, but it’s in those tough moments that our behaviou...
22/11/2025

Some days keeping ourselves cool, calm and collected feels impossible, but it’s in those tough moments that our behaviour and actions matter the most 🙌🏼

HAPPIEST OF BIRTHDAYS to our favourite male colleague 🎉🎂🎈🎊 We love the spirited energy and quick witty humour you bring ...
20/11/2025

HAPPIEST OF BIRTHDAYS to our favourite male colleague 🎉🎂🎈🎊 We love the spirited energy and quick witty humour you bring every day!

One of the most powerful tools we have as parents or carers is co-regulation: the way a child’s nervous system takes cue...
11/11/2025

One of the most powerful tools we have as parents or carers is co-regulation: the way a child’s nervous system takes cues from our own.

When a child is overwhelmed, anxious, or having a meltdown, they’re not being difficult, they’re stuck in fight or flight and their brain is signalling that it needs support.
Before they can ‘self-regulate’, they often need to borrow our calm.

This looks like:
🌿 Slowing your breath so theirs can follow
🌿 Softening your voice and body language
🌿 Getting down to their level
🌿 Sitting nearby without pressure or demands
🌿 Offering connection instead of correction

Children don’t learn to regulate by being told to “calm down.” They learn it by catching the calm from us.

Every time you show up with calm in the middle of the chaos, you’re wiring your child’s brain for resilience, connection and emotional safety 🤎

Team work makes the dream work 🙌🏼Our case consult meetings are an invaluable opportunity for our team to come together t...
08/11/2025

Team work makes the dream work 🙌🏼

Our case consult meetings are an invaluable opportunity for our team to come together to reflect, engage in shared learning and creative problem-solving — all with the goal of providing the best possible care for our clients 🤎

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4/11 Merimbula Drive
Merimbula, NSW
2548

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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