Fees, rebates, and policies.
Below you will find details about fees, available rebates, and practice policies. If anything is unclear, you are welcome to get in touch before booking.
Fees & Rebates.
Fees reflect my training, experience and scope of practice. I work as a Clinical Psychologist with a specialised focus on eating disorders, body image, trauma and EMDR.
Payment is required on the day of your appointment. Card details are requested as part of the intake process and stored securely in my confidential practice software.
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Individual therapy - $300
50-minute consultation
Additional Information
After-hours appointments (5:00pm or later) incur a $20 after-hour fee.
Rebates Available
Eating Disorder Management Plan (EDP): Claim a rebate of $149.05 per session, for up to 40 sessions within 12 months.
Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP): Claim a rebate of $149.05 per session, for up to 10 sessions within a calendar year.
Please note, I do not provide services under Workcover, TAC or NDIS.
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Individual Supervision - $240
60-minute consultation
Policies.
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When an appointment is booked, that time is reserved especially for you. If you are unable to attend or cancel with short notice, it is usually not possible to offer that appointment to someone else.
More than 48 hours’ (2 business weekdays, not weekends) notice: No appointment fee will be charged.
24–48 hours’ (more than 1 but less than 2 weekdays, not weekends) notice: 50% of the full appointment fee will be charged.
Less than 24 hours’ (weekdays, not weekends) notice, or non‑attendance without prior notice: The full appointment fee will be charged.
Please note: These fees are not eligible for Medicare or most Private Health Fund rebates.If you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment, please contact the clinic at Email
Confidentiality
Your privacy and confidentiality are taken seriously. Information shared in therapy is confidential, except in limited circumstances where there are legal or ethical obligations to disclose information, such as concerns about safety or risk.
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Your privacy and confidentiality are taken seriously. Information shared in therapy is confidential, except in limited circumstances where there are legal or ethical obligations to disclose information, such as concerns about safety or risk.