Fees & sessions
Know what
you’ll pay.
A little clarity before the first conversation.
Find your session below. See what you’ll pay when you book, and anything you need to arrange.
60-minute sessions · secure telehealth across Australia
Start with your session
Which option fits you?
Choose one to see the booking charge and requirements.
A little guidance, then a clear fee for your session.
Medicare individual session
$150at booking
60-minute individual telehealth session
Medicare eligibility and a valid referral required. The usual GP pathway includes a Mental Health Treatment Plan.
Check that your referral is current and you have eligible sessions available. If you’re unsure, ask the practice before booking.
Choose a time before entering your details.
Medicare individual session. $150 at booking.
All session options, in one place.
| Session | Booking charge | Before you book |
|---|---|---|
| Medicare individual | $150at booking | Medicare eligibility and a valid referral required. The usual GP pathway includes a Mental Health Treatment Plan. |
| Private individual | $250session fee | No GP referral needed. Check any private health cover with your insurer. |
| Couples | $300session fee | Covers both partners. Attend together on one device. Medicare rebates don’t apply. |
| NDIS · self-managed | $252.99session fee | Paid at booking, for eligible psychology supports in your plan. |
| NDIS · plan-managed | $0upfront$252.99 session rate | Your plan manager is invoiced for eligible psychology supports. This is not a free session. |
The details that matter
A little preparation. Fewer unknowns.
You don’t need to work it all out alone. If you’re unsure which option applies, contact the practice before booking.
Ask about your options- Using Medicare?
- For the usual GP pathway, arrange a Mental Health Treatment Plan and a valid referral. Eligible referrals can also come from a psychiatrist or paediatrician. Check your eligibility and available sessions. A plan alone does not replace the referral.
- Using private health?
- Benefits depend on your insurer, policy and the service. Ask your insurer what is covered and what you need to provide before choosing a session.
- Using NDIS funding?
- Check that the psychology support fits your plan and funding. Self-managed sessions are paid when you book; for plan-managed sessions, your plan manager is invoiced after the session.
Before you decide
A few useful answers.
Do I need a GP referral?
Private individual or couples: You can book without a GP referral.
Medicare: You’ll need Medicare eligibility and a valid referral. The usual GP pathway includes a Mental Health Treatment Plan; eligible referrals can also come from a psychiatrist or paediatrician.
NDIS: Check your plan’s psychology funding. Ask the practice if you’re unsure what you need.
What does the $150 Medicare price mean?
You pay $150 when you book a Medicare individual session.
That $150 is the whole charge for the session.
You’ll need Medicare eligibility and a valid referral. The usual GP pathway includes a Mental Health Treatment Plan; eligible referrals can also come from a psychiatrist or paediatrician. For questions about your circumstances or a claim, contact the practice before booking.
Can I use Medicare for couples therapy?
No. The couples session fee is $300 for 60 minutes and covers both partners. Medicare rebates do not apply. If you have private health cover, ask your insurer whether your policy contributes.
How do we attend a couples session?
Both partners attend together, in the same room using one device. If that arrangement does not work for you, contact the practice before booking.
Does plan-managed NDIS mean the session is free?
No. The 60-minute session costs $252.99. You pay nothing upfront; your plan manager is invoiced after the session for eligible psychology supports.
Check your plan and available funding before booking.
Can I look at times before giving my details?
Yes. You can browse appointment times before entering your personal details. Check the psychologist and session option when choosing a time.