Monthly Archives: April 2017

On Monday morning, I started my Healthy Cooking on a Budget short course at Balla Balla Community Centre in Cranbourne East. Being the first week, I was naturally a little nervous and socially awkward meeting new people in the group. … Continue reading →

It’s been four years since this London-based electronica duo have released an album and it’s felt like a really long wait. It’s hard to believe that they’re up to album no. 7 now. Since their debut album Felt Mountain released … Continue reading →

Last week, I enrolled myself in a free online Wellbeing course through the MindSpot Clinic. It’s a self-paced course which offers lots of information about ways to deal with anxiety, depression, worries, low mood and stress. I’m currently working through … Continue reading →

On Friday, I was struggling to shake several false negative beliefs including “Nobody cares about me” and “Nobody wants to hang out with me”. As a result, I almost didn’t go to today’s gig at Wrangler Studios. My depression, withdrawal … Continue reading →

On Monday morning, I had my last session with my psychologist Ms. Angela Ewing at Casey Allied Health in Berwick. I was feeling quite apprehensive and flustered about going today. The main issue discussed what about my spending habits and … Continue reading →

I really wanted to be blown away by this fourth album by this Sydney-based Progressive Metalcore band but sadly I’m a little disappointed by it. But firstly the positives. Lead vocalist Marcus Bridge has expanded upon his vocal range, offering … Continue reading →

Tonight was my first time attending the The Manhattan Hotel, located in the areas of Vermont and Ringwood. The venue was much larger in space than Your Local and therefore could easily fill up with more people. My night began … Continue reading →

On Monday afternoon, I had an appointment with my support worker Ally at Colourfield Cafe Casey Central. I had a lot of things to discuss and unload from my mind. Last week I decided to face my spending habits head … Continue reading →