Counselling Connection

In a general sense, a crisis is a something that will usually create a period of transition in the life of an individual, family or group, that can offer a turning point in their lives, which may be seen as a challenge or a threat, a "make or break" new ... Read More

Addiction is a plague that affects individuals and society in an adverse manner. It is a very costly illness that has worldwide prevalence. A study conducted in Australia found that $437m was lost in 2001 due to alcohol related absenteeism (Pidd, Berry & Roche, 2006). In the UK, a study ... Read More

Suicide is a serious health problem. The World Health Organization estimates that one suicide attempt occurs every three seconds and one completed suicide occurs approximately every 40 seconds resulting in almost one million people dying from suicide each year; a “global” mortality rate of 16 per 100,000 (WHO, 2000, 2010). In ... Read More

The Australian Institute of Psychology and Bond University’s School of Psychology are conducting a major national study that aims to gain further insight in to the effectiveness of psychotherapeutic practice within Australia. It is a broad sweeping national study that AIPC has agreed to collaborate on. To clarify the relevance of this ... Read More

Below are upcoming seminars for this month (July 2011). To access a full list of seminars and locations for 2011, please visit www.aipc.net.au/timetables.php. To register for a seminar, please contact your local Student Support Centre (please note pre-requisites apply for all seminars). DPCD Seminars Communication Skills I – 29/07 (Sydney) Communication ... Read More