The Resilience Centre
Resilience Radio
As a highly respected team of professional and innovative registered psychologists, The Resilience Blog assists people from all walks of life to negotiate positive changes in their lives.
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Jun 15, 2026
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Episodes
The Separation Story – What will you tell your children? 01.06.2018
In an era of marriage and family breakdown – many families are doing it on their own. Davide Di Pietro, a clinical social worker at the Resilience Centre, has had a wealth of experience helping parents and children navigate this fraught arena of today’s world. In this podcast on Resilience Radio, Davide says if a … Continued The post The Separation Story – What will you tell your child...
Dealing with the Dark Days 19.11.2017
Leigh Hatcher interviews psychologist Sarah Piper and her client “Robyn” who came to Sarah looking for support through her depression. Gain insight into what happens in a session with a psychologist, by listening to a re-creation of a segment of a past session with “Robyn”. They also discuss the importance of getting the right “fit” … Continued The post De...
20th Anniversary Reflections: The Resilience Centre 07.10.2017
Clinical psychologist, Lyn Worsley reflects on her journey into psychology, 20 years of The Resilience Centre and her passion to help people to connect. She discusses with Leigh Hatcher her interest in a solution focused rather than problem focused approach to helping people deal with life, and references the Pied Piper effect of computerized devices … Continued The post 20th Anniversary Ref...
Forgiveness – How to say ‘sorry’ 21.09.2017
Saying sorry is not something we always do well. In the last of this three part series on forgiveness, Lyn Worsley discusses with Leigh Hatcher the Seven A’s of Confession and how being truly sorry carries no expectation of forgiveness. The post Forgiveness – How to say ‘sorry’ appeared first on The Resilience Centre .
Forgiveness – How it works in abusive relationships 14.08.2017
In the second of this three part series of weekly podcasts on forgiveness, Lyn Worsley discusses how forgiveness can work in abusive relationships, both personal and work related ones. Starting with self respect. forgiveness enables both parties to move towards growth. The post Forgiveness – How it works in abusive relationships appeared first on The Resilience Centre .
Forgiveness – The process of ‘letting go’ 28.07.2017
Clinical psychologist, Lyn Worsley talks to Leigh Hatcher about forgiveness in this three part series of weekly podcasts. Forgiveness is so much a part of healthy relationships and in the first of the series Lyn discusses the process of moving to a place of “letting go” and how even in the psychological sphere of our … Continued The post Forgiveness – The process of ‘...
Forget Self Esteem. Let’s Develop Self Efficacy and EQ 06.06.2017
Clinical psychologist Christina O’Connell talks to Leigh Hatcher about developing self efficacy in children. The post Forget Self Esteem. Let’s Develop Self Efficacy and EQ appeared first on The Resilience Centre .
Why the Marlboro Man Never Saw a Psychologist 30.05.2017
Clinical psychologist, Joe Alberts talks to Leigh Hatcher about the difficulties many men have recognizing they need help, when they are conditioned to fixing things themselves. The post Why the Marlboro Man Never Saw a Psychologist appeared first on The Resilience Centre .
Bipolar Disorder 26.04.2017
Clinical psychologist, Adam Wright and Susana Bluwol, who is living with bipolar talk to Leigh Hatcher about Bipolar Disorder. The post Bipolar Disorder appeared first on The Resilience Centre .
Trauma 10.03.2017
Lyn Worsley talks to Leigh Hatcher about the significance of trauma suffered in childhood, on adult life. The post Trauma appeared first on The Resilience Centre .
Narcissistic Personalities 20.02.2017
Lyn Worsley talks to Leigh Hatcher about dealing with the narcissistic people in our lives. The post Narcissistic Personalities appeared first on The Resilience Centre .
Psychologists Are Human After All 04.12.2016
Psychologists are regarded as experts in the human condition but they are still very human themselves. Psychologist Sarah Piper talks to Leigh Hatcher about her resilience journey, from working in indigenous and war torn communities, through parenthood, to psychologist at The Resilience Centre. The post Psychologists Are Human After All appeared first on The Resilience Centre .
Resilient Mums 12.11.2016
Ruth Fordyce talks to Leigh Hatcher about adjusting to life with young children. The post Resilient Mums appeared first on The Resilience Centre .
Multiple Personalities 10.10.2016
Lyn Worsley talks to Leigh Hatcher about Multiple Personalities or Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), a freeze response to a range of significant life upheavals. The post Multiple Personalities appeared first on The Resilience Centre .
Feeling anxious? You are not alone! 01.09.2016
Kate Elton talks to Leigh Hatcher about living with anxiety. The post Feeling anxious? You are not alone! appeared first on The Resilience Centre .
The Agent of Change 17.08.2016
Lyn Worsley talks to Leigh Hatcher about what it means to have the agency of change. The post The Agent of Change appeared first on The Resilience Centre .
Parenting. Screwing up in your own particular way 20.07.2016
Christina O’Connell talks to Leigh Hatcher about parenting according to our cultural experiences. The post Parenting. Screwing up in your own particular way appeared first on The Resilience Centre .
Podcast – The Human Condition with Leigh Hatcher and Lyn Worsley 04.06.2016
Lyn Worsley talks to Leigh Hatcher about The Resilience Doughnut and The Resilience Centre. The post Podcast – The Human Condition with Leigh Hatcher and Lyn Worsley appeared first on The Resilience Centre .
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