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We are passionate about adults and children experiencing healthy sleep.
This year for Women’s Health Week, Talking Sleep Psychology will be holding a series of webinars discussing different aspects of women’s health and wellbeing. Talking Sleep’s founder and clinical psychologist Tonia Martin will be discussing pregnancy, mensuration, and menopause, and their relationship with sleep.
Each webinar will explore the influence of women’s health and natural bodily functions on sleep, and in turn how sleep effects women’s health. Tonia will explore prevalence, triggers, maintenance factors, and tips and tricks for women to achieve better health and sleep. Each webinar will also include time for a Q&A with attendees, so please bring along your questions!
To join one of our webinars, please click here. We look forward to seeing you there an answering your questions! If you missed the opportunity to join us live, recordings of each webinar will be available. Please email us at admin@talkingsleep.com.au to enquire.
Who we are
Healthy Sleep Solutions
At Talking sleep we recognise the tremendous toll that lack of sleep takes on our capacity to cope. Our aim is to support poor sleepers in the initial stages of treatment with empathy and compassion. We then encourage our clients and assist them to gain confidence in their ability to manage their sleep habits independently, so that they can lead healthier, happier, and fuller lives.
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Our treatment focus
Our focus is to help individuals, couples and families become experts in managing their sleep.
Talking Sleep’s team of clinical psychologists and counsellors will help you to achieve healthy sleep through delivering evidence-based treatments for sleep problems and by providing strategies, support and encouragement so that clients can develop new sleep habits.
HOW WE CAN HELP
How We Help
When we're sleeping well, we fall asleep easily, stay asleep and wake up feeling rested. We are not thinking about our sleep during the day or as our head hits the pillow. We are confident that we will sleep and that if we don't we'll eventually go back to sleep and we'll manage the next day.
Getting enough sleep each day is one of the most important things you can do for your health and wellbeing. However, it is sometimes unclear what constitutes healthy sleep. How much sleep, the quality of your sleep, and what kind of sleep you are having are all important factors contributing towards healthy sleep.
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Keep up to date with current sleep science, learn how sleep affects your life, and gain access to resources on a range of topics with Talking Sleep’s short and informative blog posts.
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Eye Movement and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy
EMDR is an innovative, evidence-based, and nationally recommended clinical treatment available at Talking Sleep. EMDR effectively treats a range of disorders (e.g., PTSD, depression, anxiety, stress, etc.), and research shows […]
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