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Better Mental Health Clinic
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Mental Health Counselling
Better Relationships
The ADHD Clinic
Coaching & Counselling
In-Person
Ballarat VIC
NDIS Registered Provider
Telehealth
Global
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Australian Counselling Association
find your better
Juliette offers a range of counselling therapies that help with -
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Grief & Loss
Trauma
Depression
Anxiety
PTSD
Narcissistic Abuse
Domestic Violence
ADHD
Juliette's counselling qualifications include post-graduate counselling and educational research qualifications from a range of national and international institutions.
The clinic offers CBT, DBT, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Relationship Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Goal Setting, Grief and Loss Counselling and Art Therapy. Private and confidential support for people experiencing domestic violence. You can choose to attend in-person or through our Telehealth platform.
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The ADHD Clinic
ADHD is a self-regulation disorder that affects many different areas of life.
ADHD Specialist Counselling for those with ADHD & their families.
Parent Resources
ADHD
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
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1. Hyperactive Impulsive
2. Inattentive
3. Combined
Hyperactive Impulsive ADHD can look like -​​
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Running off in stores and when you go out with them
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Impatience like when standing in a line
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Blurting out at times when they shouldn't
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Interrupting when people are talking or speaking out of turn
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Not recognising when situations are dangerous
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Often getting into trouble without meaning to
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Not being able to sit still
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Talking a lot, even when asked not to
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Trouble focusing on tasks
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They act like they are driven by never-ending batteries
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Jumping, or climbing on furniture and other things that they shouldn't.
Inattentive ADHD can look like -
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Day dreaming during class time.
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Forgetting things
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Feeling sad or anxious
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Being silly
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Having trouble maintaining friendships
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Shyness
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Getting lost in tasks
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Being a perfectionist.
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Combined type -
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A combination of both hyperactive/Impulsive and Inattentive.
About.
Welcome.
Juliette Cavendish is the Director of The Better Mental Health Clinic/ADHD Clinic which offers mental health counselling, domestic violence support, as well as specialist ADHD counselling. The company is a registered NDIS Provider and a member of the Australian Counselling Association. Juliette created BMHC to help people struggling with mental health and relationships issues, as well as those who have ADHD or are living with someone who has ADHD. Juliette holds the following qualifications.
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Bachelor.Mus.Ed Hon(The Sydney University Conservatorium of Music) Masters.Ed.Res.Meth (with distinction Charles Sturt University) Diploma.Counselling (Sydney Institute of Applied Psychology) T.Cert.Ed. (NSW Dept Ed) PhD Institute of Metaphysical Humanistic Science. Cert in Indigenous Education Reconciliation (British Columbia). Masters in Counselling. Certificate in ADHD: Research and Practice Kings College London. Certificate in Clinical Application of Neuroscience (ADHD) Mental Health Academy. Certificate in Astrophysics ANU. Certificates in NLP, Coaching, Meditation & Yoga. Juliette will be commencing a PhD in Mental Health Language (Sapir Whorf Hypothesis) in 2025 at Torrens University.​
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Juliette has a background in education, research and counselling including qualifications from Sydney University, Charles Sturt University, The Australia National University and The Australian Institute of Applied Psychology. She is currently adding to her knowledge base by completing a second masters degree, in counselling in 2024. She is a registered counsellor with the Australian Counselling Association and is a registered educator with both the Victorian Institute of Teaching, The Queensland College of Teachers, is a member of the Australasian ADHD Professionals Association and ACO International - International ADHD Coaches. Member, World Federation of ADHD.​​
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"Our counselling and coaching methodologies are firmly based in scientific research and our own experience with ADHD allows us to fully empathise with our clients. We choose counselling modalities that target ADHD traits and greatly increase the quality of people's lives. After diagnosis, there is a genuine need for people to gain an understanding of their unique ADHD journey, and we offer a supportive way through with research based coping strategies.We also want to offer support to people who are struggling with mental health and relationship issues - especially for people feeling trapped in contexts that may not seem escapable, such as when experiencing domestic violence. We offer a range of therapies to help with depression, anxiety and trauma."
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Juliette Cavendish.
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Juliette was a platform speaker at the 2024 AADPA Australasian Conference.
The clinic received a Certificate in ADHD: Research and Practice through Kings College London.​
The clinic received a Certificate in Clinical Application of Neuroscience (ADHD) Mental Health Academy.
