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CEABA (see bar) is a clinical psychotherapeutic health service specializing in mental health, domestic family violence, relationship counselling, and alcohol and drug counselling services. CEABA also provide behavioural change coaching programs for domestic and family violence perpetrators, EAP counselling to professionals, trauma-informed practice coaching for employees, and recovery coaching for NDIS participants.
CEABA has dedicated the past 15 years to helping people with complex mental health issues, especially with depression, anxiety, PTSD, EUPD, drug-induced psychosis, social phobia, perpetrators rehabilitation counselling, victims support and many other psychosocial health issues. Most of my work has extensively been with QLD Domestic & Family Violence Court, QLD Corrective Service, and the Department of Veteran Affairs. Its clinical practice is driven by creating perspectives and imparting the necessary skills so clients can believe in themselves to change negative behaviours, accept situations they cannot change, and create a purposeful journey. Below are my specialist-focused areas.
Counselling.
Coaching.
Consultation (community development)
CEABA provide therapeutic perspectives, interventional skills, and knowledge to help clients understand the impacts of psychosocial health issues. Its core value is to encourage clients to acknowledge they have issues first; be prepared to learn new skills, and actively participate in achieving set goals in changing these negative issues. The primary aim is to ensure, that CEABA aims to provide the most up-to-date, evidence-based, and appropriate clinical advice to help clients make effective changes in their lives. The psychotherapists at CEABA aim to separate the clients from their issues and help them see those issues in perspective and implement effective countermeasure plans.
As Charles Bukowski suggests “Nobody can save us, but ourselves, as we are worth saving”, thus, my aim is, to provide the right clinical advice and strategies so clients can manage issues affecting their psychosocial health.
A dominant emotion is an emotion we tend to go to when stressful situations occur. Some people might feel intense anger when they get an email from their boss that makes them angry instead of experiencing relaxation or calm. This can be very unhealthy if your go-to emotion is always a negative one.
Knowing a person's attitude helps predict their behaviour. Knowing that a person is religious we can predict they will go to Church. Attitude thus allows us to predict what is likely to happen, and so gives us a sense of control. Attitudes can help us organize and structure our experiences.
Triggers can be people, places, or things, as well as smells, words, or colours. Emotional triggers are automatic responses to the way others express emotions, like anger or sadness. You may not have a problem interacting with an angry person, but find it hard to deal with someone who's crying.
Stay Calm. treat the situation with humor, rather than getting angry. distract their attention, rather than getting confrontational. if other people are present, explain to them that the behavior is because of an illness and is not personal.
Change Your Environment. Change Your Friends at Work/social life. Reward Yourself. Change One Bad Habit That's Getting in the Way. Just One. Change How You Set Your Goals and be different
Ceaba Health Service
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