Our fees & rebates.

Medicare is one of the most common ways people pay for their sessions.

Under a Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP):

• $200.85 for an appointment with a clinical psychologist.

• $155.65 for an appointment with a general psychologist

Under your MHCP, Medicare will contribute $141.85 AUD to your sessions with a clinical psychologist and $96.65 to your sessions with a general psychologist. In either appointment you will have a $60 out of pocket fee for these sessions.

Medicare will reimburse up to 10 individual sessions, under a MHCP, per year.

Our clinicians will take a number of clients under bulk-billing.

You can ask our administrative staff if any of our clinicians have capacity to bulk-bill your session fees.

National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is also a common way people pay for their sessions.

If you have funding for psychology sessions in your NDIS plan, an appointment with a general or clinical psychologist will cost:

• $244.22, if you live in the metro area.

• $341.91, if you live in a remote area.

• $366.33, if you live in a very remote area.

You will not have any out of pocket fee for these sessions.

The number of sessions you can access will depend on the funding allocated in your plan.

Under the correct referral, Medicare will also contribute to sessions for:

• Briefer sessions (30-minutes).

• Chronic disease management.

• Individuals from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent.

• Pregnancy counselling, and;

• Children with Autism, Pervasive Developmental Disorder, and Disability Services (under 25 years).

You can talk to our administrative staff about these items and which psychologists are currently available to provide them.

We also provide services under:

• The Insurance Commission of Western Australia.

• Workcover.

• Victims of Crime.

• Private health funds.

• The Department of Veterans Affairs.

• Private payment.

You can ask us if we are able to accept any other funding and we will discuss the costs and rebates.