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EASA offers an integrated package of psychological and organisational development services to organi

10/03/2026

Need some counselling support during the floods?
Our Katherine office is still open and ready to help!

05/03/2026

New Career Opportunity at EASA Alice Springs!

We are excited to invite an experienced, flexible and growth-oriented professional to join our Alice Springs team as a Receptionist and Administration Officer.

As the first point of contact for EASA clients in Alice Springs, this role is ideal for someone that is passionate about customer service with an interest in mental health and wellbeing.

If you are an experienced administration professional who would like to join us in delivering our mission of Developing Organisations by Developing People, we would love to hear from you!

Check out our current Career Opportunities on our website:
https://www.seek.com.au/job/90703599?ref=hirer-jobs-list

19/02/2026

EASA Blog | The 12 Brain Rules — Are They Still Scientifically Accurate in 2026?

If you’ve ever wondered how to learn better, remember more, stay focused, or simply think more clearly, John Medina’s 12 Brain Rules offer timeless insights backed by neuroscience.

But here’s the big question: Do these rules still hold up today?
Absolutely.
New peer‑reviewed research (2023+) continues to validate the core principles behind each rule, from memory and attention to sleep and stress.

In our latest blog, we explore:
🧠 What each Brain Rule means
🔬 What recent science says about it
🎥 Short video links explaining each rule
💡 How you can apply them to daily life, work, and learning

Whether you’re a leader, educator, parent, or simply brain‑curious, this guide helps you understand why these rules matter and how to use them to think, learn, and live better.

Read the full blog on our website to explore all 12 rules and why they remain more relevant than ever.

09/02/2026

New Career Opportunity at EASA Alice Springs!

We are excited to invite innovative and skilled mental health professionals to join us in continuing to provide quality and tailored mental health and professional development services across the NT.

Amidst the diverse and unique working environments of the Northern Territory, the EASA and Alice Springs team is ever-expanding and developing to meet the needs of our community.

If you are an experienced clinician who would like to join us in delivering our mission of Developing Organisations by Developing People, we would love to hear from you!

Check out our current Career Opportunities on our website: https://www.seek.com.au/job/90144245?ref=hirer-jobs-list

07/01/2026

Back on Track (DDE) Courses | Darwin

We offer Drink and Drug Driving Education courses in Darwin for those looking to get back on track and reinstate their driver's license.

If you are interested in enrolling in our next course on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th January in Darwin, you can enroll online: https://www.easa.org.au/drink_driving_education

For any questions, please feel free to call our lovely team on (08) 8941 1752

16/12/2025

EASA would like to advise that our offices will be closed over the Christmas period.

In case of an emergency, please dial 000

For 24-hour mental health support, contact:

Lifeline: 13 11 14
Beyond Blue: 1300 224 636
SANE: 1800 187 263

01/12/2025

REMINDER | EASA Staff Conference 2025 | 4th & 5th December

It's nearly the end of another year and, to keep our organisation tip top and providing the best service to you that we can, we are taking a couple of days out of our busy schedule to review, train and plan fantastic things for the new year!

Unfortunately, this means that our lovely admin team in Darwin and Alice Springs will be away from the front desk over the period of Thursday 4th and Friday, 5th December.

With this in mind, we encourage you to contact our offices via email so that our hard-working team can get back to you as soon as possible on Monday 8th December when they will all be back at it, business as usual.

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IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY:

000 - Police & Emergency Services

13 11 14 - Lifeline
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27/11/2025

EASA Staff Conference 2025 | 4th & 5th December

It's nearly the end of another year and, to keep our organisation tip top and providing the best service to you that we can, we are taking a couple of days out of our busy schedule to review, train and plan fantastic things for the new year!

Unfortunately, this means that our lovely admin team in Darwin and Alice Springs will be away from the front desk over the period of Thursday 4th and Friday, 5th December.

With this in mind, we encourage you to contact our offices via email so that our hard-working team can get back to you as soon as possible on Monday 8th December when they will all be back at it, business as usual.

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IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY:

000 - Police & Emergency Services

13 11 14 - Lifeline
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13/11/2025

Helpful Tips From the EASA Team | EASA Inc.

We understand that, often, the tools and tricks you learn in your counselling sessions may be overwhelming or difficult to remember.

Additionally, it can sometimes be tricky to know where to start with your sessions. You may know that you are feeling badly or struggling day to day, but it may not be clear to you why this is.

For this reason, out team of qualified clinicians have put together a catalogue of educational and instructional tip sheets to help guide you through different areas of daily mental health and wellbeing.

Have a peruse and take advantage of our team's knowledge!: https://www.easa.org.au/my-postff528d1e

30/10/2025

Last Chance to Support the RFDS and donate to the Oceans to Outback Challenge 2025!

Our fearless leader, Psychologist and CEO, Louise Page, is fundraising for the Royal Flying Doctor Service by taking part in their Oceans to Outback challenge and walking 42 kilometres this October!

Australia is a big country, and for those living in remote, rural and regional areas, access to immediate care isn't guaranteed. For some communities, the nearest hospital is eight hours drive away!

By taking part in this challenge, Lou is hoping to raise as much as possible to keep the Flying Doctor Service flying and continue their life-saving work to the 330,000 Australians who need them every year.

Help Lou support our essential emergency service people and their incredible work by clicking the link and donating to her fitness challenge: https://lnkd.in/ddQQJPqU

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10/10/2025

Blog | World Mental Health Day 2025

Every year on October 10, World Mental Health Day shines a global spotlight on the importance of mental wellbeing. It’s a day to raise awareness, challenge stigma, and advocate for stronger policies and services that support mental health for all. Moreover, it’s a moment to share stories, offer hope, and remind ourselves that mental health is just as vital as physical health.

Why It Matters:
Mental health affects every aspect of our lives—from how we think and feel to how we connect with others and navigate the world. World Mental Health Day provides a powerful opportunity for individuals, communities, and professionals to come together and talk openly about mental health. It’s a chance to ask: What more can we do to make mental health care accessible, inclusive, and effective for everyone?

2025 Theme: Connect with Your Community:
This year, Mental Health Australia invites us to “Connect with your community.” Whether it’s your friends, loved ones, cultural groups, or local clubs, community is where we feel safe, seen, and supported. And that sense of connection is essential for good mental health.
Community can take many forms:

• Friends, loved ones, your mob
• A multicultural centre
• A community choir
• A community garden
• A book club
• A running group
• A local volunteer team
• An LGBTQIA+ group

Whether at home, work, school, or online, Mental Health Australia encourages everyone to start conversations, reduce stigma, and reach out for support. Because when we connect, we heal.

Daily Tips for Mental Wellbeing:
To celebrate World Mental Health Day, Mental Health Australia has launched a 2025 calendar filled with daily tips for good mental health throughout October. In collaboration with ReachOut—Australia’s leading online mental health service for young people—the calendar is designed especially for those aged 16–24, or anyone young at heart.

Mental Health Australia also partnered with Gayaa Dhuwi (Proud Spirit) Australia, the national peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander social and emotional wellbeing, mental health, and su***de prevention. Together, they’ve created a First Nations calendar to share and follow along with your mob during October.

Take Action:
This October 10, let’s do more than observe—let’s engage. Whether it’s joining a local event, checking in with a friend, or simply sharing a resource online, your action matters. Together, we can build a world where mental health is understood, supported, and celebrated.

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Welcome to EASA

EASA offers an integrated package of psychological and organisational development services to organisations across the Northern Territory. Since 1982, EASA has grown to deliver over 230 Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) across Northern Australia.

Our corporate customers include Australian Federal, Territory and Local Government Departments and Agencies, Community & Health Services, Aboriginal Corporations, mining and resource companies, media and tourism operations.

EASA employs Psychologists, Counsellors, Social Workers, Mediators, Coaches, Consultants and Trainers.