Jo Robertson
Behavioural Support Practitioner
We’ll be closed from Friday, 20th December and reopen on Monday, 6th January 2025. Merry Christmas!
Introducing the heart of Ararat Wellness – a team of experienced professionals, each bringing a wealth of experience and a shared commitment to fostering positive growth and well-being.
Behavioural Support Practitioner
Behavioural Support Practitioner
Behavioural Practitioner
Behavioural Support Practitioner
Therapy Assistant
Behavioural Support Practitioner Counsellor / Specialist
Behavioural Support Practitioner
Behavioural Support Practitioner
Behavioural Support Practitioner
Navigating life with unique challenges often requires specialised support. Mental therapy and counselling are crucial in providing NDIS participants with the tools and strategies needed to manage emotions, build resilience, and foster a positive outlook on life.
Whats’ your why?
Is The World Feelings Overload? Here’s Why It Matters Have you ever felt like the buzz of an air-conditioner was louder than it should be, or maybe a bright fluorescent light made it nearly impossible to concentrate? For many people living with Sensory Processing Disorders (SPDs), these daily occurrences can be genuinely overwhelming. Life in…
Defensive behaviour can quietly undermine close relationships, corporate dynamics, and personal growth. It often emerges when individuals feel threatened, misunderstood, or fearful, leading them to deflect responsibility or avoid constructive feedback. The key lies in recognising the signs—such as deflection, denial, or overly critical reactions—and addressing them with empathy and open communication. By prioritising trust-building…
TL;DR Unmanaged anger can erode trust and create lasting damage in relationships, with research showing it contributes to a 5.7% daily conflict rate in Australian couples. However, understanding anger's role as a basic emotion and developing healthy expression strategies can transform destructive patterns into opportunities for deeper connection and growth. The key lies in recognising…