Each month, The Peregrine Centre speaks with experts in their field to provide an overview of a mental health topic. Included alongside each podcast are additional resources to support your learning.
How do we navigate the twists and turns that can present in the midst of therapy? Join Peregrine director Dr Rebecca Sng as she discusses practicalities of maintaining therapeutic progress with Dr Mark Donovan.
How do you start therapy well? What helps you orientate your client to the therapeutic space? Join Peregrine director Rebecca Sng as she chats with Dr Anna Sidis about starting well.
This is the first in our Speedbumps series, where we focus on common challenges that can come up while working with someone on their mental health. Our guest this week, Dr Suzie Hudson, talks about how to make the most of the very first contact.
Most people attend only one therapy session, so how do we make the most of a single session? Caitlin Miller speaks with Nick Barrington from the Bouverie Centre about using Single Session Thinking in our work.
This is a listener requested episode! Do you ever wonder how to make the most of brief interactions with consumers?
How do you get into research as a practitioner? Join Dr Dayle Raftery as she speaks with Dr Corin Miller, a rural GP, on her journey from idea to full research project.
| Month | Topic |
| February 2025 | Speedbumps: Before the First Session |
| March 2025 | Speedbumps: Starting Well |
| April 2025 | Speedbumps: Carrying the Thread |
| Â May 2025 | Speedbumps: Ending Well |
| Â June 2025 | Getting Back on Track after a Critical Incident |
| Â July 2025 | Involving Children in Therapy |
The Peregrine Centre is the proud recipient of the Rural Mental Health Partnership Grant from NSW Health. The grant totals $5 million over five years and will seek to transform rural mental health practice in NSW through training and research activities. This learning portal is supported by this funding.
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