Fees

All psychological assessment services attract GST. Assessment fees are negotiated with the patient’s legal representative and must be paid a week prior to the initial clinical interview.

All psychological intervention services are exempt from GST. Payments are made on the day of consultation by Direct Debit, EFTPOS, or Credit Card.

We accept NDIS funded patients if they are Plan-Managed or Self-Managed. We are not a registered NDIS Provider.

Details of our fees can be obtained by contacting our clinic.

We do not Bulk Bill.

Referrals

A referral from a General Practitioner (GP), Paediatrician or Psychiatrist is required to access Medicare rebates for psychological therapy sessions. If the patient does not wish to use any form of insurance, they may self-refer to our therapy services.

If they plan to use private health insurance for their treatment, they do not need a referral.

Written referral is required from a GP, Paediatrician, Psychiatrist, or Legal Representative for all assessment services. Patients cannot self-refer to assessment services.

Medicare

Medicare rebates are available for psychology services provided under a referral letter and Mental Health Treatment Plan.

A Mental Health Treatment Plan is completed by the GP and provides the patient with access to Medicare rebates for up to 10 sessions per calendar year. These sessions can be conducted face to face or via online. 

The referring GP will schedule a return visit to review the patient’s progress after the first 6 sessions. At this point, the GP will provide a re-referral for an additional 4 sessions, if required.

As of 1 July 2025, Medicare will rebate: 

• $145.25 per standard consultation with a Clinical Psychologist

• $98.95 per standard consultation with a Psychologist

Medicare rebates may be claimed on the day of the patient’s session.

When referred by a Psychiatrist or Paediatrician only a referral letter is required. 

Private Health Insurance

Private health insurers may provide rebates for psychology services. Please confirm with the patient’s insurance provider the level of cover.