Kellyville Private Hospital News

Supporting Women’s Wellbeing Through Every Stage of Life

Supporting Women’s Wellbeing Through Every Stage of Life

In a recent episode of Aurora Podcasts, host Gabrielle (Gabby) Sivertsen, a psychologist at South Coast Private Hospital, tackles a topic often overlooked in discussions around women's health, perimenopausal depression.
Compassion Fatigue - When the Emotional Tank Runs Dry

Compassion Fatigue - When the Emotional Tank Runs Dry

People drawn to helping others often gravitate towards careers in healthcare, community or emergency services, where empathy and compassion are key qualities. But what happens when that emotional tank runs dry?
The Base Celebrates One Year Supporting Veterans, Defence Personnel and First Responders | Kellyville Private Hospital

The Base Celebrates One Year Supporting Veterans, Defence Personnel and First Responders | Kellyville Private Hospital

At Kellyville Private Hospital, we are proud to mark the first anniversary of The Base, a dedicated mental health program created specifically for veterans, defence personnel and first responders living with PTSD, substance misuse and other service-related mental health challenges.
When Thoughts Get Stuck - Understanding OCD and the Path to Recovery

When Thoughts Get Stuck - Understanding OCD and the Path to Recovery

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is more than being neat, organised, or wanting things to be perfect. It is a complex mental health condition involving unwanted thoughts, distress and compulsive behaviours or rituals that can significantly impact daily life. Learn more about OCD symptoms, misconceptions, and effective treatment options that can help people regain control and improve wellbeing.
Why Do I Feel Emotionally Numb? Understanding Emotional Numbness

Why Do I Feel Emotionally Numb? Understanding Emotional Numbness

If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Why don't I feel anything?” or “Why do I feel numb?,” you’re not alone. Emotional numbness is a common experience that can be linked to many factors such as trauma, depression, burnout, and stress. Understanding why it happens is the first step toward addressing it.