Allied Health Studio Collective Melbourne

Are you an Allied Health Practitioner looking to build confidence in managing client risk?

The Allied Health Studio Collective invites you to a practical, hands-on workshop facilitated by experienced psychologists Clare Kentmann and Dr Tamara Coupe from Butterfly Effect Psychology!

Designed for clinicians working across all age groups (including young people), this session will help you:
🔹 Confidently assess incidental risk presented in-session.
🔹 Develop meaningful, neuroaffirming, and evidence-informed safety plans.

📅 THE DETAILS:
When: Tuesday 21st July, 2026
Time: 10am - 12pm (Arrive at 9:30am for coffee/chat!)
Where: Werribee Plaza Tavern (Cnr Heaths Rd & Derrimut Rd, Hoppers Crossing, VIC)
Cost: $60 per person (includes a light morning tea)

📩 HOW TO BOOK:
Places are limited! Secure your spot by emailing 📥 [email protected].

🚨 Final RSVPs close Tuesday 14th of July.

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Just a friendly reminder we are closed today for the Kings Birthday.

We will see you in the Studio tomorrow!

🌿 A Friendly Reminder from The Allied Health Studio 🌿

As we head into the colder months (and the season of sniffles), we kindly ask that if you or your child is feeling unwell, they do not attend their in person therapy sessions. If they’re too unwell for school, they’re likely too unwell for therapy too.

Our goal is to keep clients, families, and our dedicated clinicians healthy and safe.

We understand that illness can pop up unexpectedly. To avoid a cancellation fee, we ask for 48 business hours of notice. That said, we know life happens, so we offer flexible alternatives to help you make the most of your scheduled time:

👉🏼 Telehealth sessions
👉🏼 Parent-only sessions
👉🏼 Resource preparation
👉🏼 Report or letter writing

💚 Be kind to yourself, rest up, and we'll look forward to seeing you when you're feeling better.

This National Reconciliation Week (27 May – 3 June), the theme is .

At AHS Collective, we believe that healing and progress happen when we step off the sidelines and into the work together. Reconciliation isn't a passive activity; it’s about the daily responsibility and reciprocity of being Australian.
We are committed to listening, learning, and taking action to support First Nations justice.
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Some days are tough, mistakes happen, and you don’t have to be perfect.

Remember to put yourself first, set boundaries, and take the breaks you need. 💛

Your well-being matters. 💫

Today, we celebrate the caregivers, nurturers, and guiding lights in our lives—those who show love, strength, and support in countless ways.
Here's to honouring the special connections that shape us. 🌸

Happy World Laughter Day!

The act of laughing can have a serious positive impact on someone's well-being and mental health. World Laughter Day aims to promote more laughing amongst people and to celebrate the benefits of laughter. Here are some of them:

😆 It releases endorphins. When you laugh your body releases endorphins, which are natural painkillers that can help you feel good and ease chronic pain.

😆 It reduces stress. Laughing lowers the level of stress hormone in your body, helping you cut down on stress and anxiety, making you feel more relaxed.

This day is all about happiness, peace, laughing, and sharing in laughter with each other!

Never forgotten, always remembered.
Let us give thanks, we will remember them.

To keep in theme with ADHD Awareness Month, our Occupational Therapist Sam has gone into a deep dive of ADHD!

Check out his practical tips 👉