Perth Psychology Collective

Perth Psychology Collective We are a collective of Clinical, Counselling and Forensic Psychologists who believe in making the wo

24/04/2026

Healing is not always a linear process…

There can be periods that feel more manageable, alongside others that feel heavier or less certain. These shifts are a recognised part of many therapeutic and personal growth experiences.

Progress often occurs gradually and unevenly, rather than in clearly defined steps. Allowing space for this can support a more sustainable understanding of change over time.

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Starting a first psychology appointment can bring a range of expectations and uncertainty.Initial sessions are typically...
20/04/2026

Starting a first psychology appointment can bring a range of expectations and uncertainty.

Initial sessions are typically focused on developing an understanding of current concerns, past experiences, and patterns over time. The session is guided with a therapist, and there is no expectation to share more than feels manageable.

Psychological support can take different forms depending on the individual and their needs. While many people are familiar with individual therapy, some may also engage in shared therapeutic settings, where experiences can be explored alongside others in a structured and supported environment.

This approach may provide additional perspective, particularly when working with relational patterns and interpersonal experiences.

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17/04/2026

Recurrent patterns in relationships are often understood in the context of present dynamics.

However, these patterns may also reflect earlier relational environments, where expectations, roles, and responses to connection were first established.

Over time, these ways of relating can become internalised. They may then persist beyond their original context and reappear across different relationships.

This repetition is not always immediately recognised, particularly when patterns operate outside of conscious awareness.

Understanding these dynamics involves considering both current relationships and the earlier experiences that may have shaped them.

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perthpsychologycollective.com.au/family-of-origin-relationship-patterns-perth-psychology/

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Have you noticed similar patterns appearing across different relationships?Early family experiences can influence how in...
15/04/2026

Have you noticed similar patterns appearing across different relationships?

Early family experiences can influence how individuals relate to others in adulthood including how conflict is managed, what feels familiar, and how emotional needs are expressed.

These patterns are often shaped by early roles and dynamics, and may continue outside of awareness over time.

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perthpsychologycollective.com.au/family-of-origin-relationship-patterns-perth-psychology/

Perth Psychology Collective provides evidence-informed psychological services.

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10/04/2026

Overthinking is often described as “thinking too much,” but it can also reflect a mind that remains highly engaged in problem-solving.

In psychology, this can be understood as ongoing cognitive activity, where the brain continues to analyse, anticipate, and scan for possible outcomes even in situations that are relatively safe or calm.

This may show up as mental replays, “what if” thinking, or difficulty switching off, and over time can contribute to stress, fatigue, and reduced mental clarity.

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Forensic psychology involves applying psychological expertise within legal and court-related contexts, including assessm...
08/04/2026

Forensic psychology involves applying psychological expertise within legal and court-related contexts, including assessment, treatment, and expert reporting.

This work may take place across family law, criminal matters, and other legal settings, where understanding mental health, capacity, and risk is essential.

In Australia, forensic psychology is a specialised area requiring advanced training, clinical judgement, and adherence to ethical standards.

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World Health Day often focuses on physical health.But mental health is not separate from this conversation.Psychological...
07/04/2026

World Health Day often focuses on physical health.

But mental health is not separate from this conversation.

Psychological and physiological processes are closely linked. Stress, anxiety, and emotional strain influence sleep, energy, immune function, and overall wellbeing over time.

In psychology, evidence-based approaches are grounded in understanding how thoughts, emotions, behaviour, and context interact—rather than viewing symptoms in isolation.

Health is not made up of separate parts. It is a system.

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Moriah joins the team at Perth Psychology Collective.Moriah works with adults and young people across a range of concern...
06/04/2026

Moriah joins the team at Perth Psychology Collective.

Moriah works with adults and young people across a range of concerns, including trauma, anxiety, ADHD and neurodivergence, and addiction.

Her approach is warm, collaborative, and neuroaffirming, with a focus on creating a space where clients feel safe to explore their experiences and build insight over time.

Moriah integrates evidence-based approaches such as CBT, ACT, EMDR, and DNA-V, tailoring therapy to each individual’s needs and goals.

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With the rising cost of living, many people are having to make difficult decisions about where their money goes.For some...
01/04/2026

With the rising cost of living, many people are having to make difficult decisions about where their money goes.

For some, this can mean delaying or reconsidering support, even when things feel challenging.

Group therapy is one option that may provide a more accessible way to engage in support, while still offering a structured and professionally guided space.

If this feels relevant to you, it may be helpful to explore what options are available. Learn more via the link in our bio.

📍Morley, WA
📍Subiaco, WA

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30/03/2026

Starting therapy can feel unfamiliar, especially if you don’t know what to expect.

For many people, the first step is simply having a space where they can speak openly, at their own pace.

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23/03/2026

Some people notice that difficult thoughts or feelings become more noticeable when things begin to slow down.

During busy periods, attention is often directed toward tasks, responsibilities, or external demands.

When those demands reduce, there may be more space for internal experiences to surface.

This can include:
• thoughts that were previously pushed aside
• accumulated stress
• emotional fatigue

This experience does not necessarily indicate that something has suddenly “worsened,” but rather that there is more capacity to notice what was already present.

If this feels difficult to manage, speaking with a qualified psychologist may assist in exploring ways to better understand and respond to these patterns.

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Many behaviours that are labelled as “bad” are often a child’s way of communicating something they don’t yet have the sk...
21/03/2026

Many behaviours that are labelled as “bad” are often a child’s way of communicating something they don’t yet have the skills to express differently.

What can look like defiance, avoidance, or overreaction may be linked to things like:
• overwhelm
• difficulty regulating emotions
• tiredness or stress
• unmet needs

Children are still developing the skills to understand, manage, and communicate their internal experiences.

In many cases, behaviour is not about “being difficult” — it may be about something feeling difficult.

Shifting from “What’s wrong with this behaviour?” to
“What might this behaviour be communicating?”
can offer a different perspective.

If concerns about your child’s behaviour are ongoing or impacting daily life, speaking with a qualified psychologist may assist in exploring appropriate supports.

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Perth, WA
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