Writers Rocky Hatley, the actor, and Jodie Fleming, the psychologist, met and became friends in the Literary Kitchen, an online writing class taught by Ariel Gore. Bonding over their mutual love of writing and cinema, they join forces to critique movies in a way that only an actor and a psychologist can. Unique and insightful. This is their review of the story of Elton John, Rocketman.

The following article is a book review of Bloom, Mental Health and Wellbeing, by Tasha Broomhall, published by Books to Bloom, 2015.

We've been so blessed to receive some valuable feedback and advice from all of you from our website survey. One of the most wonderful suggestions and one of the easiest to implement is the introduction of our new Monthly Mental Health Mailbox segment!

Three weeks ago I returned from one of the most amazing trips of my life, this time through India & Nepal. I may never find the words to write about it. Instead, I'd like to share some of my photos. These are some of the faces of India & Nepal.

We All Wear It Differently is a podcast interview series that aims to entertain and inspire early career psychologists by illustrating the diverse world of psychology through conversations with colleagues, peers and mentors.

"Dig if you will the picture..." (allow me to indulge in a little Prince reference) Sydney Harbour in all her twilight splendour; the Opera House shells romantically glistening in the near distance, overseen by the harbour bridge looming protectively; and, directly in front of you, at the base of Mrs Macquarie's Chair, is the stage of the Handa Opera, poised to move you.....

Perusing a small, jam-packed bookstore at Airey's Inlet recently, I stumbled across The Life-Changing Magic of Not Giving a F**k by Sarah Knight. The sub-heading reads "How to stop spending time you don't have doing things you don't want to do with people you don't like."

"So, I've got this idea for a new website...", I shared half a thought I'd been having about a way to motivate my way out of an almost-year-long writer's block.

Have you ever felt scared that you were running out of time? As in, time to live?