Verve Psychology

01/09/2024

“Not Everyone with Depression Feels Sad”

When we think of depression, sadness often comes to mind first. But did you know depression doesn’t always present as sadness? Depression can manifest in many different ways, and not everyone experiences it the same. Some people might feel irritable, fatigued, or struggle with concentration and decision-making instead.

It’s also common to feel disconnected from activities you used to enjoy, have changes in appetite, or even experience physical symptoms like fatigue or insomnia. If any of these resonate with you, it might be depression showing up in different ways. Recognising these signs early can make a significant difference in seeking help and support.

💬 Curious to learn more? Stay tuned for insights and tips on how to recognize the less-talked-about signs of depression! Visit our latest blog post on Verve Psychology for more details: https://www.vervepsychology.com.au/umesh-shah-psychologist-903986/stay-tuned. Together, we can navigate the complexities of mental health. 🧠✨

23/08/2024

The Hidden Struggles: Why Mental Illness Is Often Masked by a Smile

People don’t fake having a mental illness—they fake being “okay.” Behind the smiles, jokes, and busy schedules, many people are silently struggling with mental health challenges. They work hard, care for others, and keep up appearances, but inside they may be feeling lost, overwhelmed, or completely drained.

Their biggest fear? Being seen as a burden. So, if someone reaches out to you for support, please don’t dismiss their feelings as attention-seeking. It’s likely they’re carrying much more than you realize, and what they really need is compassion and understanding.

At Verve Psychology we’re here to provide that support. If you or someone you know is struggling in silence, we encourage you to seek help.

Together, we can around mental health.

21/08/2024

🌟 Explore the Power of EMDR Therapy for Trauma and PTSD🌟

Are you or someone you know dealing with trauma or PTSD? EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing) therapy might be the key to unlocking healing and recovery. 🌈💪

EMDR therapy is an evidence-based approach that helps individuals process and reframe distressing memories. By using guided eye movements or other forms of bilateral stimulation, EMDR assists the brain in reprocessing traumatic experiences, reducing their emotional intensity and helping you move forward with greater resilience.

At Verve Psychology (https://www.vervepsychology.com.au/), we offer expert EMDR therapy designed to support your healing journey. Our experienced psychologists are here to help you navigate your path to recovery with compassion and expertise.

🔍 Curious about EMDR therapy and how it can benefit you? Learn more about this transformative approach and how we can assist you on our website: EMDR Therapy for Trauma and PTSD: https://www.vervepsychology.com.au/umesh-shah-psychologist-903986/emdr-therapy-for-the-treatment-of-trauma-and-ptsd

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Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a form of psychotherapy, introduced in the late 20th century by Francine Shapiro,

05/05/2024

Are you or someone you know seeking Psychological support under WorkCover, CTP, or NDIS? Look no further! At Verve Psychology, we specialize in assisting clients under these schemes.

Take the next step towards mental wellness today! Visit our website for more details: www.vervepsychology.com.au ☺️ Or reach out to us via email at info@vervepsychology.com.au or simply give us a call at (07) 3286 1233. We're here to support you on your journey to a healthier mind!