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Author: Michael Inglis

Michael is a Sport & Performance Psychologist who is co-Director of the Mind Room. Michael has worked in the Mental Health industry for nearly 20 years but has focused his speciality into sport and other performers for the last 10 years.
Mental Illness/Performance/Psychology/Recruitment/sport/wellbeing

The stigma in men’s sport

June 19, 2019June 19, 2019 Michael Inglis Leave a comment

With Men’s Health Week finishing up last Sunday, the majority of conversation focused on access to men’s health services, both…

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Performance/sport

The Power of Routine

January 16, 2019January 16, 2019 Michael Inglis 2 Comments

This week kicks off Melbourne’s sporting calendar as the world’s top tennis players descend on the city for the first…

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The Mind Room is a health, wellbeing and performance psychology community based in Melbourne.

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Slices of our life

High Performer Mental Skills. Next month, The Mind Room's Director Michael Inglis will be facilitating this half-day workshop, designed for athletes, coaches and their support team. Within the workshop, Michael will teach three core psychological skills athletes use to get the most out of themselves: goal-getting, controllables and routines. Participants will learn to identify and achieve different types of goals, to influence what is within your control, regulate self-talk and reduce distractions, as well as developing routines that give you the best opportunity to perform at your peak under pressure. Have questions? Let us know by dropping a comment below. . . . #sportpsychology #psychologyforathletes #athletepsychology #themindroom #themindroomevents #melbourneworkshops #melbournesportpsychologist #sportgoals #personalbest #coachingworkshops #learnskills #adultlearning
Changes Festival. Back for another year, @ChangesFestival is a collaboration between @ThePushinc, @CityofYarra, @MusicVictoria, @APRAAMCOS, @VMDO_ and the Victorian music community – and will continue to interrogate where the industry is at and how far it can go in the realms of Music, Tech, Talks and Ideas. This year, The Mind Room's Dr Jo Mitchell will sit on the panel for a Hypotheticals session: A Moral Dilemma, ART vs. ARTISTS. Separation of art and artist has long allowed popular creative work to be enjoyed in isolation from personal transgressions of their creators. However, greater collective focus on accountability and social justice following the #metoo movement has led to greater scrutiny of creators. In ‘Hypotheticals: Art vs. artists’, themes of cancel culture, censorship, restorative justice, forgiveness and remorse will be explored as a group, as participants are led through a hypothetical moral dilemma by host Sosefina Fuamoli and moderator Dr Catherine Strong, applying ethics to come to their own solutions. Tickets are available now, and can be accessed via @ChangesFestival, or visit the link via our bio. . . . #Changesfestival #abbotfordconvent #melbourneevents #musicvictoria #moraldilemma #themindroom #themindroomevents #artvsartists #musictalks #australianmusicindustry #victorianmusicindustry #vicmusicevent
Have you been reaching for the tissues this week? It's the time of year where everyone seems to be sick. From the common cold, to the flair up of chronic conditions, to the flu. Despite it being a regular occurrence, we seldom make room for sickness in our life. If you're feeling under the weather, take a moment to breathe (as best you can) and a moment of rest. While you wait for the return of wellness, The Mind Room's Dr Jo Mitchell shares some psychological tips to ease your discomfort. Click the the link in our bio to read more. . . . #sickofbeingsick #winterwellness #getbetter #coldseason #winterinmelbourne #fluseason #psychologicaltips #themindroom #melbournepsychologist #collingwoodpsychologists #melbourneclasses #melbournewellness #melbournemindfullness #knowyourmind
Have you been listening to psychotherapist @estherperelofficial award-winning podcast #WhereShouldWeBegin? Considered an authority on modern romance, Belgian psychotherapist Esther Perel is the @NYTimes bestselling author of The State of Affairs and Mating in Captivity. Her celebrated TED talks have garnered more than 20 million views, with her recent talk at @Vivid exploring the tricky territories of infidelity, online dating, screen addictions and social media overuse as well as the challenge of simply being present. Esther's podcast features real couples therapy sessions, delving inside modern relationships to work through issues such as despair, entrenched patterns, loneliness in the presence of another, contempt, violence or the lack of any physical touch. In her own words, Esther explains: 'The modern ideology of love is compelling. Never before has the couple been such a central unit in our social organization. Never have we expected more from our intimate relationships, and never have we crumbled under the weight of so many expectations.' If you're a fan, what has been your favourite podcast episode? . . . #estherperel #vividsydney #tedtalks #podcastrecommendations #psychologypodcasts #psychotherapypodcasts #adultlearning #adulteducation #vividideas

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