Psychologist fees | Byron Bay

Psychotherapy / Counselling

• Standard rate. $220 for a 50-minute session.

• Medicare rebate. You’ll pay $220 up front and then claim a Medicare rebate of $98.95. First, ask your GP to refer you to me under a Mental Health Treatment Plan.

• Private-health-fund rebate. You’ll pay $220 up front and then claim a rebate from your health fund. First, check with your health fund what they’ll cover.

• NDIS (self-managed and plan-managed). For self-managed, you’ll pay $220 up front and then claim a full reimbursement through the NDIS portal. For plan-managed, you’ll give me your plan manager’s details and I’ll invoice them. In both cases, your NDIS plan must be approved for psychology or counselling.

• WorkCover. No cost to you. When you’re discussing your WorkCover plan with your GP, ask to be referred to me.

• Victims Support Scheme. No cost to you. First, apply for counselling via the Victims Support Scheme website. When you receive a Counselling Approval Letter, contact me to make an appointment.

ADHD assessment & diagnosis

• Standard cost. $660-$880. That’s $220 for each 50-minute session to do the assessments (it usually takes 2-3 sessions), and $220 for the report.

• With a Medicare rebate. $462-$583. For each session, you’ll pay $220 up front and then claim a Medicare rebate of $98.95. The report costs $220 and you cannot claim a rebate for this. First, ask your GP to refer you to me under a Mental Health Treatment Plan that requests ADHD assessment.

• Private-health-fund rebate. You probably cannot claim a rebate for assessments and reports. But check with your health fund.

• NDIS. You probably cannot use NDIS funds for assessments and reports. But check with the NDIA.

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Other psychological assessments & diagnoses

• Standard cost. $660-$880 per condition. That’s $220 for each 50-minute session to do the assessments (it usually takes 2-3 sessions), and $220 for the report.

• With a Medicare rebate. $462-$583 per condition. For each session, you’ll pay $220 up front and then claim a Medicare rebate of $98.95. The report costs $220 and you cannot claim a rebate for this. First, ask your GP to refer you to me under a Mental Health Treatment Plan that requests ADHD assessment.

• Private-health-fund rebate. You probably cannot claim a rebate for assessments and reports. But check with your health fund.

• NDIS. You probably cannot use NDIS funds for assessments and reports. But check with the NDIA.
  Learn more about other psychological assessments & diagnosis