Ashcliffe Psychology

18/01/2026

Breakfast 😋

18/01/2026

You don’t deny what hurt you. You just stop letting it run your life.

Healing is when your past becomes context, not your identity.

You move from explaining the pain to building the life.

Know your worth! ❤️💪✌️

14/01/2026

Staff meeting lunch in the park before we sat down to a 5 hour planning session. Well done team 🤩👏
We are passionate about what we do and even more important - we believe :
‘You don’t have to be sick to be better’
And
‘Practice what you preach’

10/01/2026

As we say goodbye to 2025 we recap on the support we have provided to clients and organisations over the year.

14/12/2025

A different way to experience Christmas this year - https://mailchi.mp/ashcliffe/a-different-way-to-experience-christmas-this-year
Not everyone connects with traditional Christmas. If that’s you, the Summer Solstice offers a meaningful alternative. 🌞
See comments for link to blog article.

30/11/2025

23/11/2025

Domestic Violence in the Workplace – What Every Organisation Needs to Know - https://mailchi.mp/2346a6121429/domestic-violence-in-the-workplace-what-every-organisation-needs-to-know

04/10/2025

🌍✈️ What a week! From the red dirt landscapes of the Pilbara to the south of WA, I had the privilege of delivering Change and Resilience sessions as part of Learning & Development Week across mine sites.

These conversations were about more than just stress and change – they were about people, community, and finding strength during times of adversity.

The feedback and openness from the crews was inspiring 🙌. Thank you to everyone who welcomed Ashcliffe Psychology and shared in the learning. 💬

Swipe to see some snapshots from the journey – the landscapes, the flights, the workshops, and the voices of those who made it worthwhile.

23/09/2025

Ashcliffe was back in the Pilbara today delivering presentations on Stress, Change and Resilience.

22/09/2025

Ashcliffe delivers mental wellness training to remote and rural locations.

09/09/2025

https://www.psypost.org/study-of-150-bluey-episodes-reveals-powerful-lessons-in-resilience-and-emotional-growth/

A new study of the hit children’s show Bluey finds the lovable pup is modeling emotional resilience. Across 150 episodes, researchers observed scenes that promote coping skills, emotional regulation, and inner strength—tools that can support kids’ mental health.

05/09/2025

Ashcliffe September Newsletter 2025 - https://mailchi.mp/ashcliffe/ashcliffe-september-newsletter-12930414