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- A Private Psychology practice in Belconnen, ACT
- Clinical psychologists specialising in Anxiety Disorders
- Therapy for children, adolescents and adults
- Assessment and Treatment
We are a supportive and vibrant team of psychologists with expertise in the assessment and treatment of anxiety-based issues. We offer evidence-based therapies for children, adolescents and adults who may be experiencing a range of anxiety disorders. These include Generalised Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder, Agoraphobia, Social Phobia, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Illness Anxiety Disorder, and Separation Anxiety Disorder.
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Flexible Hours, Open Monday - Friday, Open Saturdays
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Communication Issues, Confidence, Evidence Based Treatment, Hypnosis, Life Counselling, Marriage Counselling, Personal Crisis, Personal Development, Psychological Assessments, Psychometric Testing, Psychotherapy, Rehabilitation, Reports, Stress Management, Trauma
After Hours, By Appointment, Disabled Access, HICAPS, Medicare, Registered
Abuse, Addiction, Anger, Anxiety, Behavioural Disorders, Bereavement, Bipolar, Body Image, Change, Conflict, Crisis, Critical Incidents, Depression, Eating Disorders, Emotional Distress, Grief, Insomnia, Inter-personal Problems, Life Transitions, Obsessions, Pain, Panic Attacks, Parenting, Phobias, Physical Health, Post-traumatic Stress, Postnatal Depression, Relationships, Self-esteem, Stress, Substance Abuse, Violence, Weight Management, Work Related Issues
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You should bring a copy of your mental health treatment plan from your GP if you have one, as well as any referral letter from your referring practitioner. If you wish to claim a rebate at the session, you should bring your Medicare card and an EFTPOS card or your Private Health Fund card. You should bring the form of payment you wish to use to pay for your session (cash or card).
The practice has a HICAPS terminal to process client payments. This means that you can easily and conveniently pay for your consultations using your EFTPOS or credit card, cash or cheque. If you have private health fund coverage, you can also claim your eligible rebate (from participating health funds only) 'on the spot' through the HICAPS terminal - you'll need your health fund card for this. We are also able to process your Medicare rebate on the spot.
Some of our psychologists are able to offer bulk-billing to a limited number of clients with genuine financial hardship. You should raise your need for bulk-billing when making your initial appointment. If we do not have any bulk-billing places available, we may be able to offer a reduced fee, so your out-of-pocket fees are lower.
At your initial appointment session you will be asked to complete a client information form and your psychologist will discuss the nature of our services and fees and ask you to sign a consent form. You may be asked to complete some brief questionnaires to assist with a comprehensive assessment. Initial appointments are scheduled for 90 minutes to allow enough time to conduct an initial assessment and provide you with a plan for how things might proceed from that point.
Initially it is useful to have sessions on a weekly basis to maximise efficiency of assessment and initial therapeutic change. Over time, in consultation with your psychologist, sessions may become less frequent depending on your needs. This will depend on the type of issues you are addressing and the type of therapy or stage of therapy.