
Mental Work is the podcast about working in mental health for psychologists, with an early-career focus. Hosted by Psychologist Dr Bronwyn Milkins.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 203 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersBusinessHealth & FitnessMental Health | |||

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Bron is joined by Dr Catherine Hart (Clinical Psychologist) to unpack one of the most overlooked but clinicall... more
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Bron is joined by Dr George Loram (Psychologist working in Mparntwe/Alice Springs) to explore what it’s like t... more
Bron is joined by Dr Ben Searle (Organisational Psychologist) for part two of their deep dive into severe and prolonged burnout, focusing on what it actually looks like in practice and how clinicians can support recovery.
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Bron is joined by Tess Philip (psychologist and founder of Tess Philip Psychology) to chat about her provisional psychology journey and what it takes to keep going when everything feels stacked against you.
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Amazing episode with Renae Martelli re. letting go of worksheets and tuning into clients! Such a timely episode as I just finished my first placement and found this episode so informative! Thank you for making this podcast, it’s been an invaluable source of information as a trainee psychologist.
I am finding this podcast so helpful and really appreciate having an Australian source of information. I have particularly valued the early sessions discussing the financial aspects of establishing a private practice. Thank you so much for the honesty and transparency in providing detailed costs involved in running a private practice! Much appreciated!
I love this podcast - so many interesting voices and experiences.
I have just finished my fifth year master’s in psychology. I wish I had listened to this podcast before doing my placement. I am now looking forward to listening to every episode. I have learned so much. Fantastic wisdom. Thank you!!
I am absolutely loving (and bingeing) this podcast. As an early career psychologist every episode is very relevant and taking away so much from each. I am constantly sharing with my supervisor my key take aways from episodes. Highly recommend taking a listen!
Thank you for creating an Australian early career psychologist podcast!
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Mental Work focuses on mental health careers with an emphasis on early-career psychologists and clinicians. Recent episodes cover adopting scalable, ethical innovations in practice, talking about sexuality in clinical settings, intercultural approaches to therapy and community wellbeing, practical guidance for students and early-career professionals, and burnout or self-care strategies for helping professionals. Noteworthy is the mix of practitioner-led insights and research-informed perspectives, with guests ranging from clinicians and supervisors to researchers exploring culture, diversity, and lived experience in mental health. Overall, it's a practical resource for those starting out or navigating growth in clinical psychology and relat... more
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Recent guests on Mental Work include:
1. George Loram
2. Dr. Ben Searle
3. Tess Philip
4. Ben Searle
5. Amy Henderson
6. Vi-An Nguyen
7. Catherine Hart
8. Laura Lee
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