Top 10 Micro-Skills You Need To Advance As A Counsellor
For counsellors, micro-skills are important underpinnings of a successful counselling practice. Learn about the essential micro-skills that you need to succeed.
Cyberbullying in Australia: Statistics & Resources
Please note, this article includes content which may be distressing for some readers. Links for mental health support and resources can be found at the bottom of this page
What is the Difference Between Counselling and Psychology?
Please note, this article includes content which may be distressing for some readers. Links for mental health support and resources can be found at the bottom of this page
Can Counsellors Claim Medicare?
You may be surprised to learn that the work of counsellors is not currently covered by Medicare.
It’s been a source of frustration and confusion for both counsellors
How to Become a School Counsellor in Australia
Being a school counsellor can be hugely rewarding, especially if you’re naturally drawn towards helping others and creating positive change. If you’re keen to make a real
Counselling Placement: Your Questions Answered
In a noisy world that is complex, uncertain and constantly changing, it’s more important than ever that there are people who can listen.
As a student of our online
Considering changing to a counselling career? Here's what you need to know
If you’ve been considering switching to a counselling career, there’s a good chance you’ve been wondering how to get started. To help, we’ve created a step-by-step guide to
Benefit Rich: The Rewards of a Career in Counselling
Everyone should be fairly compensated for their work. But when you do a job that you love, money is just one of many rewards.
If you’re
Adolescent Mental Health Guide for Teachers & Parents
Every single day of every single year, someone somewhere struggles with their mental health. Mental health challenges are common in adolescents in Australia, with
Unemployment and Mental Health During Covid-19
In September 2020, Australia’s unemployment rate hit 6.9% as another 29,500 people were out of work (including over 20,000 full-time jobs and more than 9,000 part-time jobs) [
