A Podcast for Psychologists

We All Wear It Differently is a podcast that aims to entertain and inspire psychologists by illustrating the diverse world of psychology through conversations with colleagues, peers and mentors.

 

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Podcast Episodes

#51 – Early Career Psychologist Series, Chapter 4 – Rose Evans and Anastasia Hronis

Sep 8, 2017

This episode is the fourth of a series of five chapters with early career psychologists. They’re either completing their training, or are in their early years of working, and come from all different backgrounds with vastly different life experiences. Today I chat to Sydney siders Rose Evans and Anastasia Hronis.

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#50 – Early Career Psychologist Series, Chapter 3 – Ceara Rickard

Aug 22, 2017

This episode is the third of a series of five chapters with early career psychologists. They’re either completing their training, or are in their early years of working, and come from all different backgrounds with vastly different life experiences. Ceara Rickard has worked for 10 years in psychology related roles and currently works with youth at an NGO.

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#49 – Early Career Psychologist Series, Chapter 2 – Kieran & Tania

Aug 9, 2017

This episode is the second of a series of five chapters with early career psychologists. They're either completing their training, or are in their early years of working, and come from all different backgrounds with vastly different life experiences. In this episode i'm chatting to Kieran Martin, 40 year old father of 5 and 27 year old Tanya Muller who lives on a sheep station in rural NSW.

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#48 – Early Career Psychologist Series, Chapter 1 – Jim Smith

Jul 24, 2017

This episode is the first of a series of five chapters with early career psychologists. They're either completing their training, or are in their early years of working, and come from all different backgrounds with vastly different life experiences. In this episode I'm chatting to Jim Smith. Jim is 54 years old, lives in Canberra, and is in his first year of the Clinical Master’s Program at the University of Canberra.

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#47 – Sex Therapy with Dr Janet Hall

Jul 10, 2017

Dr. Janet Hall is a psychologist, hypnotherapist, sex therapist, author, professional speaker, trainer, and media consultant. Dr Jan founded the Richmond Hill Psychology clinic. Dr Jan consults regularly with print media and is a frequent guest on talk-back radio and current affairs shows. Jan was a regular for two years on the Sex Life television program in Australia.

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#46 – Synchronicity & Data Collection in Private Practice with Chris Mackey

Jun 26, 2017

Chris Mackey is a psychologist with over 35 years’ clinical experience, including 10 years as a Senior Clinical Psychologist at the Geelong and Heidelberg Repatriation Hospitals. He currently owns the Private Practice Chris Mackey and Associates. Chris is interested in Synchronicity and the power of coincidence from a therapeutic perspective. He is also interested and committed to evaluating the effectiveness of therapy interventions in real-world settings.

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#45 – Transdiagnostic Approaches with Dr Peter Norton

Jun 13, 2017

Professor Peter Norton is an expert in Transdiagnostic Approaches to mental health treatment.  He received his PhD in Clinical Psychology in 2003 at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln after completing his predoctoral residency at the University of British Columbia Hospital. He joined the faculty of the Department of Psychology at the University of Houston as an…

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#44 – Compassion Focussed Therapy with Dr Dennis Tirch

May 25, 2017

Dr. Dennis Tirch is a clinical psychologist and the Founder of The Center for Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) in the USA. He is President of The Compassionate Mind Foundation USA, and has been described as one of the USA's foremost experts on CFT and the contextual psychology of compassion.

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# 43 – Creative Ways to Help Children Manage Big Feelings with Dr Suzanne Barret and Dr Fiona Zandt

May 9, 2017

Dr Suzanne Barrett and Dr Fiona Zandt are both clinical psychologists with over 30 years experience combined working with children, adolescents, parents and families. They've recently published their first book Creative Ways to Help Children Manage Big Feelings: A Therapist's Guide to Working with Preschool and Primary Children.

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# 42 – Life Transitions in the Workplace with Dr Sarah Cotton

Apr 4, 2017

Dr. Sarah Cotton is an Organisational Psychologist and the Director and Co-founder of Transitioning Well. Transitioning Well specialises in supporting management and employees to navigate Parental-Leave, Work-Life and Mature-Age transitions. Sarah also has a passion for political and policy psychology.

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# 41 – Aboriginal Affairs with Dr Anthony Dillon

Feb 28, 2017

Dr Anthony Dillon (Phd) is actively involved in research into the areas of mental health and Aboriginal well-being. He is
proud of both his Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal ancestry, and is an active social commentator on Aboriginal issues.

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#40 – ACT with Author, Trainer and Therapist Dr Russ Harris

Feb 14, 2017

Russ Harris, author of the international best-selling self-help book ‘The Happiness Trap', is an world-renowned trainer of Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), therapist and coach.

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Mondays With Moshe

A special series of Q&A sessions with Australia's most well known family and couple's therapist Moshe Lang.

If you have a question, get in touch and I'll ask Moshe!