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Hannah Tepper | Clinical Psychologist

Discover the story of a guiness book of record holder, Hannah Tepper!
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Confidentiality
  • Word: Confidentiality
  • Meaning: (n.) the quality or state of being confidential; the state of being private and not publicly disclosed.
  • Etymology: from Latin confidere “to trust fully” --> from Latin com- “with, together” + from Latin fidere “to trust”
Transference
  • Word: Transference
  • Meaning: (n.) the redirection of feelings and desires especially those unconsciously retained from childhood toward a new object (such as a therapist).
  • Etymology: from Latin transferre “to carry across, transfer” --> from Latin trans- “across” + from Latin ferre “to carry”
Hippocampus
  • Word: Hippocampus
  • Meaning: (n.) a curved elongated ridge in the floor of the lateral ventricle of the brain that is the central organ of emotion and memory.
  • Etymology: from Greek hippokampos “seahorse” --> from Greek hippos “horse” + from Greek kampos “sea monster” ... The hippocampus was named for its resemblance to a seahorse.
Amygdala
  • Word: Amygdala
  • Meaning: (n.) an almond-shaped group of nuclei in the brain involved in the processing of emotions.
  • Etymology: from Latin amygdalum "almond" --> Greek amygdale “almond ... The amygdala was named for its almond shape.
AHPRA
  • Word: AHPRA
  • Meaning: (abbr.) AHPRA’s primary purpose is to protect the health and safety of the Australian public through the registration and regulation of health practitioners.
  • Etymology: AHPRA is an abbreviated form of the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency... Australia was the first country globally to introduce a national registration and accreditation scheme for regulating health practitioners.
Echelon
  • Word: Echelon
  • Meaning: (n.) one of a series of levels or grades in an organization or field of activity.
  • Etymology: from French échelon “step, rung of a ladder, level” --> from Latin scalae "ladder, steps”
Divulge
  • Word: Divulge
  • Meaning: (v.) to reveal or disclose something private or secret.
  • Etymology: from Latin divulgare “to spread among the people” --> from Latin dis- “apart” + from Latin vulgare “to make common”
Empathy
  • Word: Empathy
  • Meaning: (n.) the action of understanding, being aware of, being sensitive to, and vicariously experiencing the feelings, thoughts, and experience of another.
  • Etymology: from Greek empatheia "passion, state of emotion," --> from Greek en- "in" + from Greek pathos "feeling" ... Introduced in 1908, modelled on the German Einfühlung (from ein "in" + Fühlung "feeling").
Tangible
  • Word: Tangible
  • Meaning: (adj.) capable of being perceived; substantially real.
  • Etymology: from French tangible "capable of being touched" --> from Latin tangere "to touch"
Affinity
  • Word: Affinity
  • Meaning: (n.) A natural liking or connection with something/someone.
  • Etymology: from Latin affinitas "relationship by marriage; neighborhood" --> from Latin affinis "adjoining, adjacent; kin by marriage," --> from Latin ad "to" + from Latin finis "a border, a boundary". The meaning "natural liking or attraction, a relationship as close as family between persons not related by blood" is from 1610s.

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