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Bruce Wilson Ph.D.

About

Bruce Wilson, Ph.D. has been a psychologist in private practice in Australia and New Zealand since 1993. He is currently in private practice at Mind Health Care in Geelong. and is a former lecturer at the University of New South Wales. He has worked and lectured in Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, New Zealand, and the US. Wilson has more than 100 published articles in his varied areas of interest, from handheld computers in the 90's to where we go from here in 2022.

Recent Posts
Secrecy and Privacy
Resolving secrecy in games and literature expands our minds to new awarenesses and discoveries.
Overcoming Lethargy
”Must do” lists can take you out of balance and on the way toward lethargy and listlessness.
There Is No Need to Define Yourself

Maybe the more successful outcomes that have been credited to people who self-define themselves in a more positive light are just more successful because they are more positive.

Maybe the more successful outcomes that have been credited to people who self-define themselves in a more positive light are just more successful because they are more positive.

Profanity: A Cost-Benefit Analysis

Whatever the level of profanity, whether aggressive, hurtful, or demeaning, which may not be intentional, the impact is still real.

Whatever the level of profanity, whether aggressive, hurtful, or demeaning, which may not be intentional, the impact is still real.

People Talking Without Speaking

Personal Perspective: A loss of intimacy is the real risk of a future techno world of communication without communion.

Personal Perspective: A loss of intimacy is the real risk of a future techno world of communication without communion.

Creating an Adaptable Sustainable Psychology

More mindful approaches to a life that needs to be negotiated moment-to-moment may improve our abilities gradually and methodically.

More mindful approaches to a life that needs to be negotiated moment-to-moment may improve our abilities gradually and methodically.

Neurodiversity: A Wellness Paradox

We need to see neurodiversity as a potential tool for future positivity and focus on the strengths of neurodivergent individuals rather than their weaknesses.

We need to see neurodiversity as a potential tool for future positivity and focus on the strengths of neurodivergent individuals rather than their weaknesses.

Experiencing Your Multiple Domains of Joy

Joy from our feelings, our social environments, our reflections and our senses are always present and available if we allow it to flourish.

Joy from our feelings, our social environments, our reflections and our senses are always present and available if we allow it to flourish.