Frequently Asked Questions

Standard sessions typically take 50 min and cost $265 per session.

No, you do not need a referral to make an appointment. If you wish to receive a rebate for sessions, you may consider speaking to your treating doctor about referral pathways (please see below for more details).

You are able to receive a rebate for sessions depending on your referral pathway. If you have obtained a Mental Health Care Plan (10 rebated sessions), Eating Disorder Management Plan (40 rebated sessions) or Chronic Disease Management Plan (5 rebated sessions) from your treating doctor, you will receive a rebate of $145.25 per 50 min psychology session.

For more questions about eligibility of various plans, please get in touch with your doctor.

It is possible to receive rebates through private health insurance, though this will depend on your plan. For more questions about private health rebates, please get in touch with your insurer.

Yes, I do work with individuals who are self-managed or plan-managed and have access to psychology services under their NDIS plan.

Taking the step to engage in therapy is no small feat and can be a daunting process. It is not unusual to feel anxious or overwhelmed, as we typically seek therapy during difficult times. In our first few sessions, I may ask a multitude of questions in order to get to know you better and learn how I may best support you. Together, we will then discuss and agree upon what you would like to focus on in therapy, how often we will meet and how long you would like to commit to sessions. Take a look at our about page for a more detailed and step-by-step guide to scheduling a first session.

Please complete the contact form and I will be in touch to discuss scheduling a first session.

There is ample street parking available around the clinic.