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Welcoming Psychologist Melanie Love to Mind and Memory We are delighted to welcome Melanie Love to the Mind and Memory team. Melanie is a Registered Psychologist with more than 12 years of experience in private practice, supporting children, adolescents and adults through a wide range of mental health challenges and life experiences. She brings a […]

Welcoming Dr Vittal Jadhav to Mind and Memory We are pleased to welcome Dr Vittal Jadhav, Consultant in Acute and General Medicine, to the team at Mind and Memory. Dr Jadhav brings with him an exceptional breadth of experience across both the United Kingdom and Australia, with nearly 20 years of service within the UK […]

We’re Expanding! Mind and Memory Integrated Clinic Southport Something exciting is coming for Mind and Memory. Construction is set to commence later this year on our new purpose-built multidisciplinary facility in Southport, a space created with one clear vision: to bring a wide range of mental health, health and wellbeing services together under one roof, […]

ADHD, ASD, NDIS & Addiction Assessments: Clearer Answers, Sooner When someone is seeking support, waiting months for answers can add stress, uncertainty and delay access to the right care. Whether it’s challenges with attention, social connection, emotional regulation, daily functioning or substance use, not knowing “what’s going on” can make it harder to move forward. […]

TMS: A Modern Approach to Treating Depression Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is an evidence-based, non-invasive treatment for depression that is transforming how we approach mental health care—particularly for individuals who haven’t responded to traditional treatments. At Mind and Memory, we believe in offering treatments grounded in science, while also staying informed about emerging innovations. This […]

Journaling: A Simple Habit with Big Mental Health Benefits In a world where mental health challenges are increasingly common, finding accessible and effective strategies is crucial. A recent systematic review and meta-analysis published in Family Medicine and Community Health sheds light on the potential of journaling as a valuable tool in managing mental health.1 What […]