Tertiary Catalogue

Hannah is young woman full of life, enthusiasm and a smile that is infectious. If you met her on the street you would never guess the challenges she has faced in her young life. During this episode Hannah shares some of her journey with us. The frightening realisation that she had an eating disorder, the courage with which she immediately faced it and the years that followed until she hit rock bottom. ​ Hannah is not lacking in courage, she trained and completed the Kokoda Trail as a teenager whilst struggling with bulimia, completed high school and fashion college and unsurprising it was Hannah who found the retreat which was the beginning of her recovery. ​ Hannah shares her story with courage and honesty. She works for an organisation called endED, which helps people living with eating disorders. Show Less

Keenan lost his parents as a young child and was separated from his brothers. He was moved from his home in Redfern to the suburbs of southern Sydney. At the age of 13 he went to find his brother who had returned to Redfern against the wishes of his carers. From then on Keenan lived on the streets learning how to survive from his cousins. Keenan started committing crimes, became addicted to drugs and eventually went into juvenile detention followed by jail at the age of 18. Keenan shares his story with such generosity and uses his experiences to help others. Keenan and his wife Carly are co-founders of Deadly Connections an organisation helping indigenous and non indigenous people struggling to overcome the challenges of their lives. Show Less

Emma was adopted at six weeks old, she always new this. Emma she spent her first five weeks of life in care and was never held by her birth mother. When Emma was three her family adopted another baby girl, as kids they were inseparable but as they grew older they started to see the world differently. Emma lacked a sense of self and developed disordered eating as a way of coping with that and the world around her. Emma shares how she navigated the emptiness she felt, her depression, abusive relationships and trauma. Emma is now a Peer Worker, Peer supervisor and Trainer in mental health. Emma explains how seeing her life through the lens of trauma changed life completely. Show Less

Jett is nineteen, he suffered from extreme bullying, which led to severe anxiety, depression and resulted in Anorexia Nervosa. When Jett was in primary school the bullying started because of the friends he had, mostly girls and his interest in performance and dance. The bullying continued as he moved onto high school. When he was 13 something felt wrong to Jett about the bullying, he new they were only words and they shouldn't hurt but they did. Her realised he was gay and he was being bullied for who he was. Jett shares his story with us, as he navigates depression and anxiety that lead him to anorexia nervosa and finally working towards his goals to be a director in the film industry. Show Less

Olive is sixteen, she lives with Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD), Major Depressive Disorder, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Anxiety. At the age of nine, Olive began to have negative thoughts but she managed to hide them from everyone until she was eleven and a half, the first year of high school. After much school refusal, multiple psychologists, and several schools Olive had to be admitted to a youth mental health unit for six weeks. Watch her as she tells her story, her challenges and how she grows from her experiences, not always smoothly but always forwards. Since making this film, Olive has had several difficult periods but she is still growing in her self-knowledge and learning new techniques for coping with her extremely challenging life. Show Less

Pete grew up on a farm, north western new south wales. His father was a farmer and all he ever wanted to do was follow his dad around and be a farmer too. After school Pete went to another farm and learnt about sheep, he bought this knowledge back to his dad and they started to raise sheep as well. Pete’s dad got sick while he was still young, and this bought him home to the family farm sooner than expected. He had learnt a lot about managing the property from his dad and other farmers, but he hadn’t learnt about the stress that came with the longest drought in history. Pete struggled to sleep, he was short with his wife and couldn’t make decision. The mountain started to get too high, he didn’t know if he would ever get over it. Pete realised that there was help and that Dr’s don’t only fix broken arms, he realised you need to talk about things. Show Less

Learn to Worry Less is a video which acknowledges we are inundated with worry, but shows we can learn to manage it even in unpredictable times. Learn to Worry Less is a video in which psychology expert Peter Quarry shows simple strategies to break your worry cycle through recognising the triggers and substituting positive thinking and action and putting the worries into a broader perspective. Show Less

Survive Uncertainty and Fear is a video that helps people understand feelings of uncertainty and fear, especially with the pandemic and its domino effect on global economies, job losses, health issues and a stream of bad news. This video helps people to manage their fear and concern. Survive Uncertainty and Fear helps move our focus on today and this week, and psychology expert Peter Quarry suggests using certainty anchors, a pause button and a contingency plan to cope with uncertain times and fear in people's lives. Show Less

Survive a Personal Crisis is an important program for anyone facing death of a loved one, illness, relationship breakdown, financial loss or trauma. Each can deeply affect your ability to work. During times of personal crisis, Peter Quarry suggests that we realise it is normal to experience strong emotions, and that we need to reach out for help. Survive a Personal Crisis offers helpful ways to cope with and survive with life's many challenges and explores ways to seek assistance, recognise that healing takes time and seek a professional if you're in a downward spiral. Show Less

Stop 4 Time Wasters is a video that helps us recognise our own time wasting behaviours mistakes. We all feel overloaded on occasion, but this doesn't mean we can't be more efficient in our use of time. This video helps learners identify strategies to overcome their time wasting habits. Stop 4 Time Wasters is a useful video for anyone feeling stressed and overloaded and wanting to use their time more effectively. Find out whether you are a procrastinator, an equaliser, a meeting zombie and/or a socialiser. Discover your own individual poor habits, because then you can start to fix them. Show Less

Solve Problems in 4 Steps is a step by step easily-remembered program providing learners with essential problem-solving skills. In this video, behavioural expert Peter Quarry shows you how to solve problems effectively. Solve Problems in 4 Steps is a video showing that no matter how complex a problem appears, breaking it into four steps very often presents you with a solution, or a huge step that's close to the solution! Show Less

Recover from my Mistake is a video to help anyone feeling bad about a making a mistake, to stop wasting time beating yourself up about it, and learn to recover gracefully and thrive. We all make mistakes and can recover, and learn from them, as Peter Quarry, behavioural expert explains. Recover from my Mistake is a video in which you will learn to take responsibility, acknowledge the mistake, apologise and make amends. You will learn the value of openly sharing your insights with your team. It enhances your reputation. Show Less

How to Study Effectively is a video to change studying from being considered painful and something to avoid, to being a positive experience. In this video, psychology expert Peter Quarry, shares excellent tips for putting in the effort and being rewarded as a result. How to Study Effectively is a short but powerful video offering simple but effective ways to make study memorable, productive and rewarding. Show Less

Mind over Mood will help you understand how to control your moods and switch to positive constructive thinking. Psychologist Eve Ash explains how to change, what she calls, the Negative Land of W (Wishing, Whining and Wasting Time) to the Positive: Wanting to Achieve, Willing to Learn and Working Effectively. Once this video is completed you will have learned how we waste valuable time wishing for something different or whining about finishing a task or project. You will know how to choose your mood using the Positive Land of W approach: Wanting to achieve, being Willing to learn, and Working effectively. It's a case of mind over mood. Show Less

Overcome Anxiety will help people feel normal, given 1 in 4 people now experience anxiety more frequently. In this video, learners will discover that anxiety includes symptoms like a racing heart, a desire to withdraw socially, excessive worrying, even panic attacks. Overcome Anxiety is a timely video for the increasing number of people experiencing and complaining of anxiety, providing proven ways to overcome the problem. Psychology expert Peter Quarry suggests slow breathing, mindfulness and challenging your self-talk. Show Less

GOALS to Results is designed to help learners to achieve desired results with the GOALS formula. Goals are what you see in the distance, what you're aiming for. The problem with setting goals is that sometimes they seem unattainable or overwhelmingly large. Psychologist Eve Ash explains how to generate aspirations, organise manageable steps, activate the right attitude, learn new skills and share success. Once this video is completed you will have learned to generate your key aspirations, organise these goals into manageable steps, and activate a positive attitude by visualising the results of your endeavours. Learning new skills along the way brings your goals closer to fruition and you will share your success, recognising those who supported you while mentoring others as they pursue their goals. Show Less

Overcome Insomnia is a video that will help the estimated 30% of people who have trouble with how well or how much they are sleeping. While everyone's sleep hours differ, we all need sufficient deep and rapid eye movement (REM) sleep to be physically, emotionally and mentally healthy. Overcome Insomnia is a video that will help learners to manage and reduce insomnia by learning to quieten your mind and stress levels. Yoga is a proven technique for reducing stress, but any daily exercise helps. You will learn the importance of avoiding stimulants and making your bedroom a place of rest, not work or screens. Show Less

Overcome a Knockback is a video explaining how knockbacks handled correctly, can be useful guides to achieving what we want. Whether it's a rejected job application, a project proposal or an idea that you floated at a meeting, knockbacks can be hard to overcome. Overcome a Knockback shows how knockbacks or rejections are an inevitable part of life. When they occur, it feels deeply personal and it's hard to pick up the courage to keep going. But knockbacks are opportunities in disguise. In this video, psychology expert Peter Quarry shows how to overcome knockbacks through self-talk, creating new strategies, using a support network and taking a realistic approach to moving forward. Show Less

The exercises in this video focus on improving your strength, circulation, and flexibility in your arms, shoulders, hands, legs, and core—which is just about everything. We'll also discuss the importance of proper breathing and posture. Consult your physician, assess your fitness level, and follow all safety instructions before beginning any exercise program especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or if you have any unique or special medical conditions. You should particularly consult your medical provider if you have a history of knee, ankle, shoulder, or spinal (neck or back) problems or injuries. 4-Minute Workplace Workouts requires use of common sense and self-awareness to avoid injury. Only you can know if you are in sufficient physical condition to safely perform these workouts. Accordingly, you assume all risk of injury in the use of this program. The creators and distributors of this course will not be liable to any person or entity for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by any workouts, advice or any other 4-Minute Workplace Workout content. Show Less

The exercises in this video focus on improving your strength, circulation, and flexibility in your arms, shoulders, hands, legs, and core—which is just about everything. We'll also discuss the importance of proper breathing and posture. Consult your physician, assess your fitness level, and follow all safety instructions before beginning any exercise program especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or if you have any unique or special medical conditions. You should particularly consult your medical provider if you have a history of knee, ankle, shoulder, or spinal (neck or back) problems or injuries. 4-Minute Workplace Workouts requires use of common sense and self-awareness to avoid injury. Only you can know if you are in sufficient physical condition to safely perform these workouts. Accordingly, you assume all risk of injury in the use of this program. The creators and distributors of this course will not be liable to any person or entity for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by any workouts, advice or any other 4-Minute Workplace Workout content. Show Less

The exercises in this video focus on improving your strength, circulation, and flexibility in your arms, shoulders, hands, legs, and core—which is just about everything. We'll also discuss the importance of proper breathing and posture. Consult your physician, assess your fitness level, and follow all safety instructions before beginning any exercise program especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or if you have any unique or special medical conditions. You should particularly consult your medical provider if you have a history of knee, ankle, shoulder, or spinal (neck or back) problems or injuries. 4-Minute Workplace Workouts requires use of common sense and self-awareness to avoid injury. Only you can know if you are in sufficient physical condition to safely perform these workouts. Accordingly, you assume all risk of injury in the use of this program. The creators and distributors of this course will not be liable to any person or entity for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by any workouts, advice or any other 4-Minute Workplace Workout content. Show Less

The exercises in this video focus on improving your strength, circulation, and flexibility in your arms, shoulders, hands, legs, and core—which is just about everything. We'll also discuss the importance of proper breathing and posture. Consult your physician, assess your fitness level, and follow all safety instructions before beginning any exercise program especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or if you have any unique or special medical conditions. You should particularly consult your medical provider if you have a history of knee, ankle, shoulder, or spinal (neck or back) problems or injuries. 4-Minute Workplace Workouts requires use of common sense and self-awareness to avoid injury. Only you can know if you are in sufficient physical condition to safely perform these workouts. Accordingly, you assume all risk of injury in the use of this program. The creators and distributors of this course will not be liable to any person or entity for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by any workouts, advice or any other 4-Minute Workplace Workout content. Show Less

The exercises in this video focus on improving your strength, circulation, and flexibility in your arms, shoulders, hands, legs, and core—which is just about everything. We'll also discuss the importance of proper breathing and posture. Consult your physician, assess your fitness level, and follow all safety instructions before beginning any exercise program especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or if you have any unique or special medical conditions. You should particularly consult your medical provider if you have a history of knee, ankle, shoulder, or spinal (neck or back) problems or injuries. 4-Minute Workplace Workouts requires use of common sense and self-awareness to avoid injury. Only you can know if you are in sufficient physical condition to safely perform these workouts. Accordingly, you assume all risk of injury in the use of this program. The creators and distributors of this course will not be liable to any person or entity for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by any workouts, advice or any other 4-Minute Workplace Workout content. Show Less

The exercises in this video focus on improving your strength, circulation, and flexibility in your arms, shoulders, hands, legs, and core—which is just about everything. We'll also discuss the importance of proper breathing and posture. Consult your physician, assess your fitness level, and follow all safety instructions before beginning any exercise program especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or if you have any unique or special medical conditions. You should particularly consult your medical provider if you have a history of knee, ankle, shoulder, or spinal (neck or back) problems or injuries. 4-Minute Workplace Workouts requires use of common sense and self-awareness to avoid injury. Only you can know if you are in sufficient physical condition to safely perform these workouts. Accordingly, you assume all risk of injury in the use of this program. The creators and distributors of this course will not be liable to any person or entity for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by any workouts, advice or any other 4-Minute Workplace Workout content. Show Less

The exercises in this video focus on improving your strength, circulation, and flexibility in your arms, shoulders, hands, legs, and core—which is just about everything. We'll also discuss the importance of proper breathing and posture. Consult your physician, assess your fitness level, and follow all safety instructions before beginning any exercise program especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or if you have any unique or special medical conditions. You should particularly consult your medical provider if you have a history of knee, ankle, shoulder, or spinal (neck or back) problems or injuries. 4-Minute Workplace Workouts requires use of common sense and self-awareness to avoid injury. Only you can know if you are in sufficient physical condition to safely perform these workouts. Accordingly, you assume all risk of injury in the use of this program. The creators and distributors of this course will not be liable to any person or entity for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by any workouts, advice or any other 4-Minute Workplace Workout content. Show Less