Mental Work
Bronwyn MilkinsMental Work is the Australian podcast for mental health workers about working in mental health, with an early-career focus. Hosted by Psychologist Dr Bronwyn Milkins.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 177 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessHealth & FitnessCareersMental Health | |||
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We covered imposter syndrome wayyy back when the podcast started in 2021 - it's time for a revisit now that we're older and... wiser? Bron is joined by Marie to share new thoughts and research on how imposter syndrome affects early career mental heal... more
Bron and Marie (Mental Health Social Worker) dive into the mailbag and answer listener questions about how to decline seeing clients who aren't a good fit, promoting yourself in a competitive market, and what to do when another mental health professi... more
It's a quick solo episode with Bron! I chat about why closing my solo private practice after four years was the right decision for me, how I feel after taking a break from clinical work for 6 months, the factors that influence job satisfaction in men... more
Bron is joined by Anita (newly registered psychologist) to chat about Anita's journey through her internship and early career, exploring topics like psychological safety at work, burnout prevention, and tricky contract clauses such as non-competes an... more
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- Fantastic resource for Early Stage Australian 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!
Apple Podcasts5NSeanne
Australia2 years ago - Great work
I love this podcast - so many interesting voices and experiences.
Apple Podcasts5Reggieman1Australia2 years ago - Thank you
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!!
Apple Podcasts5Roxyjuliet14Australia2 years ago - One of the best psychology podcasts
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!
Apple Podcasts5Eddybear123Australia2 years ago - Excellent podcast for early career psychs!
This is a fabulous Australian based psychology podcast (finally!). I am recommending it to all new psychs I work with. Love the topics and wonderful authenticity you bring to the podcast Bronwyn! As a fellow ADHD psych, I especially admire and appreciate your openness about being a neurodivergent clinician, as I have often felt isolated from my peers in this space. I am bingeing every episode and look forward to new ones. Thank you ❤️
Apple Podcasts5hsbdis slaaAustralia2 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #188 | Australia/Health & Fitness/Mental Health |
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What is Mental Work about and what kind of topics does it cover?
Focused on the challenges and experiences faced by early-career mental health professionals, this podcast provides a rich exploration of relevant topics such as burnout prevention, psychological safety, and establishing work-life balance. The discussions often include insights from both the host and expert guests, including psychologists and social workers, who share their personal stories and practical advice in navigating the mental health field. Emphasizing the importance of community and support, episodes cover subjects like therapist visibility, emotional regulation, and the complexities of building professional identities in mental health settings.
This podcast is particularly noteworthy for its authenticity and engagement with the m... more
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Mental Work launched 4 years ago and published 177 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Mental Work include:
1. Anita Knezevic
2. Dr. Hayley Kelly
3. Jazmin Pursell
4. Aimee Oliveri
5. Jason van Schie
6. Tess Rutherford
7. Dr. Alix Woolard
8. Raimy-Rose Lewis
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