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Fees

Fees

Transparent pricing so you can make an informed choice. Standard sessions are $200 AUD, and a very small number of pro bono places are offered case by case.

Standard session
$200 AUD

50-minute individual telehealth session, payable on the day.

  • 50 minutes one-to-one
  • No referral required
Pro bono places
Low / no fee

A very small number of places offered case by case for people facing genuine financial barriers.

  • Limited availability
  • By arrangement only
  • Get in touch to ask about your situation

How payment works. When you book, you'll securely save a card on file (no charge at that moment). Your card is automatically charged $200 AUD 24 hours before your session. After the session, you'll receive an itemised invoice you can use to claim a Medicare or private health rebate where eligible.

Cancellation policy. Cancellations made more than 24 hours before your session are free of charge. Cancellations within 24 hours are charged 50% of the session fee ($100 AUD). Missed sessions (no-shows) are charged the full fee.

A limited number of low/no-fee pro bono places may be available by arrangement; availability is not guaranteed. If cost is a barrier, please mention it when you reach out.

Medicare & referrals

A quick guide to rebates. Eligibility depends on your circumstances, so please confirm with your GP and Medicare.

Do I need a GP referral to see you?

No — you can book directly. A referral is only needed if you'd like to claim a Medicare rebate (see below).

Can I claim a Medicare rebate?

Yes, if you have a valid Mental Health Treatment Plan from your GP. You pay the session fee and Medicare returns a rebate to you after each session.

What is a Mental Health Treatment Plan (MHTP)?

A plan your GP prepares that may allow eligible clients to claim Medicare rebates for psychology sessions (commonly up to 10 per calendar year). Your GP decides eligibility. Book a longer GP appointment and ask about an MHTP.

Can I use private health insurance?

Some 'extras' policies cover psychology. You can't claim both Medicare and private health for the same session — use whichever gives the better rebate. Check your level of cover with your insurer.