To Bully, be Bullied, Bystand or Be the solution. Bullying is a phenomenon that exists in nature and has been observed in animal and human models. It is a…
Psynamo Celebrates World Mental Health Day: Monday 10th October, 2016 The Team at Psynamo have always held mental health in highest esteem and we have taken this as our Mission:…
Acculturation is effectively the process by which we learn about another culture and how we fit into it without necessarily losing our own cultural identity or adopting that of the…
The team at Psynamo believe that friendships are important and celebrate the United Nations International Day of Friendship today, 30th June 2016. Friendship can be many things, whether established in…
INTERNATIONAL BRAIN AWARENESS WEEK 14-20 MARCH 2016 The team at Psynamo support the amazing efforts of the Dana Foundation in the US each year during International Brain Awareness Week (BAW)….
We hope you have all had an opportunity to recognise this special day in the calendar in one way or another. A number of organisation world-wide are hosting events, talks…
10 inspirations for a happy family relocation. By Jutta Depner Naturally, each move is different. Yet, still, there are some activities to support success through novelty and challenges that every…
Today the United Nations celebrates the International Day of Families and we do too. We work with all sorts of families every day. We appreciate that there are many different types of…
Summertime is upon us and many will head for home, sunnier climes or even just a couple of weeks away while many stay here. If you are in town and…
We are delighted to announce and welcome the newest member of our growing team at Psynamo, Ms Jade Carey, qualified and registered Social Worker in Australia and Hong Kong. She…
The team at the Psynamo Group welcome you whenever you are ready. As a group of mental and allied health professional we always seek to provide the utmost in care within our remit. Please note that information contained on this site does not constitute medical advice. If you require medical services please get in touch with your GP or local hospital. Should you be in urgent need of support please contact Emergency Services on 999.