Fees & funding, made clear.
Therapy is an investment, and you deserve to understand exactly what it costs before you commit. Our fees sit below the APS recommended rate, and they vary a little depending on which psychologist you see and their experience.
Because the right fee depends on your psychologist and the rebates you're eligible for, the clearest thing we can do is talk it through. Call either clinic and we'll give you exact figures — the session fee, your likely rebate, and what you'll actually pay on the day.
Ways your sessions can be funded.
Depending on your circumstances, one of these pathways may reduce your cost — or cover it entirely. We process the paperwork for you wherever we can.
Medicare
Rebates on up to 10 sessions per calendar year with a Mental Health Treatment Plan from your GP.
About Medicare →NDIS
Therapy funded under Capacity Building for self-managed and plan-managed participants.
About NDIS funding →TAC
Psychology under your claim after a transport accident — we process the TAC rebate directly.
About TAC funding →WorkCover
Psychology for work-related injury, billed directly to your WorkSafe agent.
About WorkCover →Employer-funded (EAP)
If your workplace has an EAP with us, your sessions are confidential and fully employer-funded.
About EAP →Private health insurance
Many extras policies include psychology. Check your level of cover with your insurer — note you can't claim Medicare and private health for the same session.
Why we'd rather talk it through.
A single number on a page rarely tells the real story. What you pay depends on which psychologist you see, whether you have a referral, and which rebates or funding apply to you. A two-minute phone call gives you something a price list can't: a clear, personal answer about what therapy will actually cost you — with no obligation to book. We'd always rather you had that clarity first.
If you can't make a session.
Life happens, and we understand. We simply ask for reasonable notice so the time can be offered to someone else — full details are in our booking and cancellation policy.
Frequently asked questions.
How much does a session cost?
Our fees sit below the APS recommended rate and vary by psychologist. Rather than quote a figure that might not apply to you, we'd rather give you an exact answer over the phone — including your likely rebate and what you'll pay on the day. Call either clinic and we'll walk you through it.
Do I need a referral to see a psychologist?
No — anyone can book directly and self-fund. A referral and Mental Health Treatment Plan from your GP is only needed if you want to claim the Medicare rebate.
Are telehealth sessions the same price?
Yes — telehealth sessions are charged at the same fee as in-person sessions, and Medicare rebates apply to eligible telehealth sessions too.
Can I use private health insurance and Medicare together?
Not for the same session — you claim one or the other. Many people use their Medicare-rebated sessions first, then claim remaining sessions on private health extras if their policy covers psychology.
What if cost is a barrier for me?
Talk to us when you call. Depending on your circumstances, one of the funding pathways above may apply, and we'd rather have that conversation than have cost stop you getting support.
Want exact figures?
Call either clinic and we'll tell you precisely what your sessions will cost — fee, rebate and gap — before you commit to anything.