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Media and community

Tarnya Davis is the director and principal Clinical and Forensic Psychologist at NewPsych. With over 25 years of clinical experience, she has a special interest in working with people who have experienced trauma, but most of her time is spent supporting organisations through challenging events, as well as helping them to become more psychologically healthy.

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Tarnya writes a weekly column for the Newcastle Herald, is a regular on ABC radio and speaks at community events and conferences on mental health and wellbeing. The NewPsych team regularly shares their expertise through media projects for the community.

Tarnya writes a weekly column for the Newcastle Herald

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Tarnya is a regular on ABC radio on mental health and wellbeing issues

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Tarnya and the NewPsych team regularly present at community events and conferences

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BEAT

Local film maker, Jye Currie and his team at Green Frog Productions filmed a scene for his film Beat (the largest independent film to be produced in Newcastle) at our lovely NewPsych space.

 

Beat is a psychological drama/thriller that explores the themes of homelessness, fame and mental health with the story driven by classical music.

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Available to stream now on Stan

Tarnya Davis is a regular on ABC radio speaking about a wide range of mental health and wellbeing issues. 

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Tarnya Davis speaks about avoidance

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Tarnya Davis speaks about why discriminating against older workers could be bad for your business

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Tarnya Davis speaks about motherhood

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Tarnya Davis speaks about telehealth impact in psychological treatment

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Tarnya Davis speaks about using Facebook

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Louis Silberberg talks about students and their mental health

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Tarnya Davis speaks about RUOK? Day and mental health services during the Covid-19 pandemic

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