No. If you are a Medicare card holder, a referral and Mental Health Treatment Plan will significantly reduce the out-of-pocket cost of sessions. Alternatively, you may be eligible for rebates if you have private health insurance.

Yes, I welcome NDIS participants! As the NDIS supports people with lifelong disabilities, therapy is typically longer-term and focuses on improving daily functioning and building capacity.

To access Medicare rebates, please see your GP or psychiatrist for a Mental Health Treatment Plan and referral, which they can send to me directly. Alternatively, you can refer yourself or a person you know by getting in touch with me directly.

Therapy works better if you’re able to commit to regular sessions, either weekly or fortnightly. This creates a predictable structure and helps build momentum. It also allows me to plan sessions more effectively and maintain a manageable caseload.

You’re always in control of the pace and content of sessions. We work within your window of comfort while gently supporting growth over time.