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Acid-Alkaline Diet

June 9, 2014

The types of foods we are eating day-to-day are dangerous and often toxic. Diet can play in both health and disease. Some foods can have an effect on the body’s acid-alkaline pH levels when digested. Too much acidity in the body creates a breeding ground for disease. The Acid-Alkaline Diet advocates that by eating 80 […]

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Studies Reveal a Baby’s Gaze May Signal Autism

June 5, 2014

Autism is a developmental disorder often characterised by intellectual disability and difficulty socialising with others. Some individuals with autism are able to lead relatively normal lives while others may require continued specialist support. Symptoms typically emerge between two and three years of age. New research indicates that a baby’s gaze offer early signs of autism […]

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Hidden Mineral Imbalances

May 27, 2014

On 27th March 2014, Rosemary attended a seminar at the Rydges North Sydney Hotel present by Prof. Dr. Jurgen Vormann from Germany. It was good to be reminded of our ancestral diet – high in leafs, nuts, berries and game – a stark contrast to our modern day diet. Today’s diet includes starchy products of […]

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World Autism Day 2014

May 21, 2014

The United Nations designated April 2nd an official health-specific day to bring attention to Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and to celebrate the talents and skills of those with autism. Recent figures indicate that 1 in 77 children in the USA and 1 in 110 in Australia will be diagnosed with ASD in the next year. […]

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Can Neurofeedback Treat ADHD Disorders?

May 9, 2014

ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is characterised by restless behaviour and inability to concentrate for extended periods of time. Although the condition is common in younger children, adults can also be diagnosed with ADHD. The disorder has a significant impact on quality of life. Common symptoms include:  Inability to concentrate on a single activity  Constantly […]

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3 Useful Tips For Adults With ADHD to Stay Organised

May 2, 2014

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common disorder that affects children but can also continue into adulthood. Individuals diagnosed with ADHD typically find it difficult to concentrate for extended periods of time and are easily distracted with tasks. The condition can be especially difficult and frustrating for adults with ADHD. Even managing everyday tasks […]

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Does Autism Develop During Pregnancy?

April 21, 2014

Autism is a developmental disability characterised by social interaction difficulties and inability to relate to others. Symptoms vary widely but typically do not emerge until two or three years although signs can be detected earlier than this age. Emerging research presents new findings that the disorder starts during pregnancy. Researchers from the Autism Center of […]

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Why You Should Read Aloud to Your Child

April 16, 2014

The ability to comprehend language and derive meaning is what makes us human. Developing these skills early on is critical to future success in school and work. Parents are able to greatly accelerate learning by reading to their child. The early years is a crucial period for language development. Reading aloud is a highly beneficial […]

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Introducing New Members

April 1, 2014

We have two interns in the Learning Discoveries office! Raghavi is from University of New South Wales (UNSW) and Marta is from University of Western Sydney (UWS). Raghavi Raghavi has recently completed a Bachelor in Psychological Science with a double major in Psychology and Management! During her time at UNSW, she volunteered as a psychology […]

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The Very Best Remedy for ADHD & Processing Disorders

March 28, 2014

Rosemary attended the TATRA Conference on “The Very Best Remedy for ADHD and the Processing Disorders” on the 10th March 2014. Dr. David Nowell from the University of Massachusetts Medical School was the keynote presenter, distinguishing multiple areas of processing disorders and how to manage them. He spoke about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) as […]

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Rosemary Boon

Registered Psychologist

M.A. (Psych),
Grad. Dip. Ed. Studies (Sch. Counsel),
Grad Dip. Ed. B Sc, Dip. Nut.
MAPS, AACNEM, ATMS, ISNR, ANSA.

Provider No. 2582331F ATMS No. 20831
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