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Common treatment approaches for ADHD

Treating AD/HD versus Managing AD/HD Gregg Chapman Psychologist © 2023 About 5% of the adult population experience Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder – AD/HD. AD/HD is a neuro-atypical condition. “Neuro-atypicality” means that a person who lives the experience of AD/HD has a different brain structure and functioning to the majority. People vary as to the degree of neuro-atypicality […]

Lengthy wait lists to see a psychologist a problem?

Attending therapy sessions a problem? Here’s an option: Chapman Marques Psychology is now offering Focused Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (FACT)1. This therapy developed from the “third wave of CBT” – Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT). The FACT approach, within the brief therapy tradition, allows a psychologist to see more patients for a shorter time with […]

Online v Face to Face

Q: Does online counselling work as well as face-to-face counselling? A: Quite simply – yes. Research suggests that it would seem so. A recent comprehensive study investigated this question. It was conducted by Ashley Batastini, Peter Paprzycki, Ashley Jones, and Nina MacLean published in the Clinical Psychology Review, Volume 83, February 2021, entitled: Are video-conferenced […]

Therapy Tips: Managing Insomnia

Gregg Chapman* Psychologist © 2023 Between 10 to 15 per cent of the population suffer from insomnia. Fortunately there are short-term, non-medication treatments that can improve the sleep of most people with insomnia. Cognitive behaviour therapy for insomnia (CBT-i) offers us some techniques. When our sleep is disturbed night after night, we often attempt remedies that we […]

Are You Burnt Out?

Gregg Chapman (Psychologist, MBus & Winner 2001 AHRI Award for Excellence in the study  of Human Resource Management) © 2023 Are you suffering burnout? Take this quick quiz: Do you drag yourself to work? Are you disillusioned about your job? Do you have trouble getting started? Are you lacking the energy to be consistently productive? […]

A guide to retaining information in your therapy sessions

From 40% to 80% of medical information offered in treatment consultations is immediately forgotten by doctor’s patients (Kessels, 2003). The same is probably true of psychotherapy/counselling, so you will almost always benefit from having access to additional written information. Handouts given to you by Chapman Marques Psychology & Relationship Counselling provide clear, concise, and reliable […]