Katy Vidler Clinical Psychologist

Katy Vidler Clinical Psychologist Katy is a warm, empathic, experienced Senior Clinical Psychologist working with adults (18+).

Are you good at this? It's good to remember and know our strengths, especially during difficult times. If this is not on...
27/01/2026

Are you good at this? It's good to remember and know our strengths, especially during difficult times.

If this is not one of your strengths, but you wish it was, what small step feels possible for you to begin to develop this further?

I invite you to reflect.

In case you need to hear this today.
27/01/2026

In case you need to hear this today.

Anxiety is your brain’s alert system. It’s normal, but when it becomes overactive it can interfere with life. Awareness ...
26/01/2026

Anxiety is your brain’s alert system. It’s normal, but when it becomes overactive it can interfere with life.

Awareness is the first step to managing it.

Anxiety is a natural threat-detection system — it’s designed to keep you safe. It’s future-focused and scanning for possible danger. Problems arise when this system becomes overactive, leading to persistent worry or avoidance.

Recognising whether your anxiety fits the current situation, or whether it has become excessive, is the first step towards managing it effectively.

If anxiety arises for you today, I invite you to ask yourself: ‘Is this fear helping me take helpful action to stay safe, or is it holding me back?”.

If it’s the latter and you’d like some support to reclaim some peace and calm, please reach out through the website at www.katyvidler.com

Trying new things stimulates neuroplasticity, and boosts dopamine, serotonin & endorphins (which enhance motivation, ple...
26/01/2026

Trying new things stimulates neuroplasticity, and boosts dopamine, serotonin & endorphins (which enhance motivation, pleasure, focus and mood, as well as reduce stress).

Doing new things enhances cognitive flexibility which improves creative problem-solving, and builds resilience to stress because when you face unfamiliar situations, your brain learns to cope with uncertainty.

Over time this enhances emotional regulation, stress management, and problem-solving under pressure.

Here’s a simple idea to practice doing something new this week.

January 26th is a mixed day for our multicultural country, known by many names including Day of Mourning, Invasion Day, ...
25/01/2026

January 26th is a mixed day for our multicultural country, known by many names including Day of Mourning, Invasion Day, Survival Day and Australia Day.

As someone working professionally in the trauma space, I would like to acknowledge the profound loss and trauma experienced by Indigenous Australians since the First Fleet's arrival in 1788.

May we continue to work together towards making restoration for the harm done, growing in unity as a multicultural community, and celebrating the wonderful things about our country and the relative safety and freedoms we currently have.

While there is always more work to do towards healing, understanding and supporting differences, and fostering freedom, equality and safety for all Australians, may we also celebrate what is going well, and the love and connections we have with family and friends.

So whether today is a day of profound grief for you, or a day of celebration, may it be meaningful, and I hope you have loved ones with you. But if you are feeling alone or isolated, and in need of some emotional support, please reach out the caring people who are waiting to connect with you over the phone, and be with you, supporting you today:

13 YARN on 13 92 76
Lifeline on 13 11 14

Connecting to what is going well, what we have, or what we love (even simple things) helps us rewire our brain away from...
25/01/2026

Connecting to what is going well, what we have, or what we love (even simple things) helps us rewire our brain away from negativity and fear based thinking, and towards noticing positive things that are true and realistic. Here’s something to prompt gratitude reflection in case you need today.

It’s almost the weekend. Here’s your reminder to spend some time in nature and allow it to heal and restore you.
22/01/2026

It’s almost the weekend. Here’s your reminder to spend some time in nature and allow it to heal and restore you.

Is it time for a little self care? Is this what you need today? If not, what calls? May you find a way to give it to you...
22/01/2026

Is it time for a little self care? Is this what you need today? If not, what calls? May you find a way to give it to yourself very soon. Remember, self care is not selfish, but simply a form of self-responsibility.

And so we begin another fresh start. Welcoming you back to the clinic today as we journey through what 2026 holds for us...
21/01/2026

And so we begin another fresh start.

Welcoming you back to the clinic today as we journey through what 2026 holds for us, and the healing and growth it calls us to.

I’m looking forward to supporting you throughout 2026 as we work together to heal the pain and move towards the changes you seek.

We’ve had a full spring clean, brought in some more plants (of course), and refreshed the magazines and mindful colouring pencils in the waiting room.

It always feels nice to refresh this space as a calm, uplifting, nourishing and healing space for you.

Is this one of your values? Living life from our values can help us feel grounded into a purposeful life, and bring some...
21/01/2026

Is this one of your values?

Living life from our values can help us feel grounded into a purposeful life, and bring some contentment, especially when times are hard.

If this is one of your values, I invite you to reflect on how you are interweaving this through your life, and any way it speaks to you at this time, to guide you if needed.

Is this one of your strengths? It's good to remember and know our strengths, especially during difficult times. If this ...
20/01/2026

Is this one of your strengths? It's good to remember and know our strengths, especially during difficult times.

If this is not one of your strengths, but you wish it was, what small step feels possible for you to begin to develop this further?

I invite you to reflect.

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