0499 331 499Our consultation fee is $200 per appointment. This is below the Australian Psychological Society (APS) suggested fee guidelines for registered psychologists. Eligible clients may be able to access Medicare or private health insurance rebates, subject to the relevant eligibility requirements.
Eligible clients with a valid GP referral and Mental Health Treatment Plan may be able to claim a Medicare rebate of $101.55 per eligible appointment. With our consultation fee of $200, this would result in an out-of-pocket cost of $98.45 per appointment. Eligibility requirements apply, and rebate amounts are subject to change. Please speak with your GP to discuss your eligibility.
No. A referral is generally not required for a private psychology appointment. A referral may be required if you are accessing Medicare, WorkCover or another funding arrangement.
Psychology services may be covered by private health insurance depending on your level of cover. We recommend checking with your health insurer before your appointment.
Where available, eligible private health insurance claims can be processed through HICAPS. Your health fund determines your eligibility and rebate.
Yes, eligible psychological services may be provided under an Eating Disorder Treatment and Management Plan where the relevant Medicare requirements are met.
Yes, eligible WorkCover clients may be seen where the relevant referral, approval and funding requirements are in place. Please provide your claim and referral details before your first appointment.
Appointments are usually 50 minutes.
We ask for at least 24 hours’ notice when cancelling or rescheduling an appointment. Late cancellations or missed appointments may incur a fee.
Yes. An SMS reminder will be sent before your appointment. Please ensure your mobile number is current.
There is no set number of sessions. The length and frequency of therapy will depend on your needs, goals and circumstances and can be reviewed throughout treatment.
Yes. What you discuss in therapy is treated as confidential in accordance with professional, ethical and legal requirements.
Psychologists are required to follow the Psychology Board of Australia’s Code of Conduct, including obligations relating to privacy, confidentiality, informed consent and professional conduct.
The limits of confidentiality will be discussed with you as part of your care.
Yes. Telehealth appointments are available for people who prefer to access psychological support remotely.
This can depend on the circumstances and purpose of the appointment. If you would like a support person involved, please discuss this with the clinic beforehand.
You are welcome to contact the clinic and discuss your circumstances.
You don’t need to know exactly what you need before reaching out.
