Is Emetophobia Linked to Autism?
Emetophobia is an intense and persistent fear of vomiting that extends far beyond a simple dislike or aversion. This phobia can be...
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Supporting Late-Identified Autistic and ADHD Clients
Being late-identified as autistic and/or having ADHD comes with a unique set of challenges and experiences that differ significantly from...
Amanda Moses Psychology
Sep 12
ADHD: An Attention Deficit Disorder?
What are the attentional regulation differences experienced by those with ADHD? When most people think of ADHD, they often picture...
Autism and ADHD: Understanding the Paradox
In recent years, the conversation around neurodiversity has grown, bringing increased recognition to autism and ADHD as two distinct but...
Amanda Moses Psychology
May 24
Is Deep Breathing Reinforcing Your Client's Anxiety?
Today, I want to address the limitations of teaching deep breathing or emotional regulation as standalone techniques for Generalised...
Amanda Moses Psychology
May 21
Tips for Effective Case Formulations for Psychologists
Case formulation is a key part of our work as psychologists, allowing us to get a deep and nuanced understanding of our clients. By...
Amanda Moses Psychology
Apr 29
Treating Insomnia: Effective Strategies for Psychologists
Insomnia is a common sleep disorder that affects many of our clients. It is characterised by difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep,...
Amanda Moses Psychology
Feb 25
What Every Psychologist Needs to Know About Psychopharmacology
As psychologists, understanding the basics of psychopharmacology is not only beneficial but essential to our practice. This knowledge...
Amanda Moses Psychology
Jul 14, 2023
8 Steps to Overcome Roadblocks in Therapy
When a client's progress stalls, here's what therapists can do. Therapy is a dynamic process that can have roadblocks and setbacks along...
Amanda Moses Psychology
Apr 30, 2023
Behavioural Activation: Are You Using it Correctly?
Behavioural activation is an effective intervention for depression, but is often misunderstood and used incorrectly. Behavioural...
Amanda Moses Psychology
Apr 19, 2023
Differential Diagnosis: What is it and why is it important?
As psychologists, we often encounter clients who present with a myriad of symptoms and challenges. From mood swings to anxiety,...
Amanda Moses Psychology
Apr 3, 2023
The Truth About CBT: It's Not Just Thought Challenging
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is considered to be the first-line treatment for most psychological conditions. Despite its widespread...
Amanda Moses Psychology
Mar 10, 2023
Elements of A Good Initial Session
What are the elements of a good initial session in therapy and how do I go about structuring one? The initial session is the first...
Amanda Moses Psychology
Feb 21, 2023
Neurodiversity Affirming Practice: Promoting Inclusion and Celebrating Diversity
As psychologists, it's important to understand and incorporate Neurodiversity Affirming Practice in our work. This approach emphasises...
Amanda Moses Psychology
Feb 9, 2023
Goal Setting in Therapy
Do you make this a part of your initial sessions? Here’s why you should and the best ways to implement goal setting! Goal setting...
Amanda Moses Psychology
Feb 4, 2023
Risk Factors for Suicide That You Should Know
I have created a short video summary of some of the risk factors for suicide you should be aware of in clinical practice. When starting...
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