Dr. John S. Cheetham

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  Published on: 4/10/2007    Last Visited: 4/10/2007  

  • John S Cheetham
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  John S Cheetham is a practising psychologist and the founding Director of the Student Achievement Centre.Established in 1981, the Student Achievement Centre provides specialist psychological and educational consulting services to students, parents and teachers.Its focus is on helping students to improve their own performance.John has written a number of books on children, families and education.His latest book ‘Grow Up!', published by Wilkinsfarago, made The Age best-seller list within three weeks of its release.John does a regular psychology segment on Neil Mitchell's top rating program on 3AW, and is Consultant Psychologist to Channel 7's ‘Today Tonight' program.
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  John suggests that by focussing on ourselves as parents and adults, we are able to create changes that will benefit our children.

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  Published on: 10/1/2007    Last Visited: 2/20/2009  

  Get back on track with John Cheetham
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  4. Get back on track with John Cheetham
  
  We are delighted that John S. Cheetham has joined us as our resident psychologist.
  
  John will be contributing to the site, with insights from his many years as a private and corporate psychologist. He would also be very happy to hear from anyone through the Lifestyle/Relationship forums for topics of interest to you, and your views and experiences for discussion.
  
  Ever feel like you just needed a little time out to take stock and de-stress? Forever Young Club's resident psychologist John S Cheetham is on hand to help! John is a respected Melbourne-based psychologist well known to Australians through his media work on 3AW in Melbourne, 5AA in Adelaide, 6PR in Perth and 2UE in Sydney.
  
  John will be contributing to the content of the site, with insights from his many years as a private and corporate psychologist. He would also be very happy to hear from anyone through the Lifestyle/Relationship forums for topics of interest to you, and your views and experiences for discussion.
  
  More recently, John has produced an audio CD inspired by sky-rocketing stress-levels experienced by this generation. Scripted and narrated by qualified and experienced Melbourne psychologists, 'Back on Track' is a unique audio resource designed to assist working parents to achieve a happier and healthier home-to-office transition. The two-disc production covers such topics as 'The nature of change', 'Our thinking and its effect', 'A tip for parents', 'Procrastination', 'Taking control', and 'Living one day at a time'.
  
  According to John Cheetham, observations have shown that people become less distressed and are able to turn around negative situations more quickly when they have the knowledge and skills to intervene in their own thoughts.
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  Founder of the Cheetham Consulting Group, psychologist, author and broadcaster John Cheetham specialises in trauma counselling, working through challenging family dynamics and encouraging personal motivation.

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  Published on: 8/15/2008    Last Visited: 8/15/2008  

  Mr John Cheetham & Mr Chris Pearson
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  Biography: John Cheetham is a consulting psychologist and Director of the Cheetham Consulting Group in Melbourne.John has a keen interest in the area of psychological health and well-being and occupational health and safety.
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  Both Chris and John are accredited trauma debriefers and sucide negotiators.Much of their worklife is spent in emergency critical incident training and introducing the concept of "psychological health and wellbeing" into organisations.

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  Published on: 1/1/2008    Last Visited: 2/20/2009  

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  Interested in our forums? Just click here to find a topic that interests to you.
  
  Our resident Psychologist John Cheetham always has interesting words of wisdom to impart, and he can be found in the Lifestyle section - mainly in the relationships section, although he sometimes escapes from there to talk about other interesting topics!
  
  Click here to find out what he has to say, and then post your comments for others to read.

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  Published on: 5/2/2007    Last Visited: 5/2/2007  

  AAMI's consulting psychologist John Cheetham said the findings were not surprising.
  
  "Women have a stronger capacity for multi-tasking and it is not surprising that, in combination with their higher sense of social responsibility, that they maintain better concentration and become less distracted," he said.

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  Published on: 9/4/2007    Last Visited: 12/22/2007  

  Seminars and workshops will be held in a range of venues, with high-profile presenters such as John Cheetham (psychologist), Andrew Fuller (family therapist) and Kathy Walker from Lady Gowrie.

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  Published on: 3/25/2007    Last Visited: 3/25/2007  

  "It would be absolutely impossible for anyone who witnessed what happened yesterday without being affected," said psychologist John Cheetham.
  
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  Published on: 5/31/2007    Last Visited: 8/30/2007  

  --John Cheetham, a psychologist in Australia, says he's not really surprised by all this.
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  Let this be a warning to you: On your wedding day, it's OK to take one shot of Jack to calm your nerves.

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  Published on: 4/29/2007    Last Visited: 4/29/2007  

  "Michael Grose's Young Leaders Program fills a gap in the educational scene. If your school is training student leaders then this is an essential resource." John Cheetham, Director Student Achievement Centre

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  Published on: 4/30/2007    Last Visited: 4/30/2007  

  Cheetham Consulting Group psychologist John Cheetham told AAMI he was unsurprised by the findings.
  
  "Self-awareness and social responsibility tends to be higher among women, whereas men are biologically more aggressive, more impatient and more willing to push the boundaries," Mr Cheetham said.

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