Fees & FAQs

  • Psychotherapy Session Pricing - in person or online

    Individual Therapy (50 minutes): $220

    Relationship / Couple Therapy (55 minutes): $240

    Consultation (15 minutes): Complimentary

  • Individual therapy

    • 50-minute sessions

    • Weekly sessions recommended

    Relationship/couple therapy

    • 60-minute sessions

    • Weekly or fortnightly sessions recommended

  • Yes. Online sessions are the ideal choice if you need remote options.

    I use a simple and secure platform that does not store patient or call data, with capability for group calls.

    To join the online waiting room for your session, follow this link.

  • No, you don’t need a GP referral or a Mental Health Care Plan to access psychotherapy and counselling services.

  • At this time, Medicare rebates are not available for psychotherapy and counselling services.

    Depending on your cover, you may be able to claim a private health insurance rebate. Please contact your insurer to discuss your eligibility.

  • Depending on your specific coverage, you may qualify for a rebate from your insurer (Medibank, Bupa, HCF, AHM or ARHG). Please contact your insurer directly to discuss your eligibility.

  • Creating a safe space to engage in therapy requires reliability and consistency, which is why your appointment time is dedicated just for you.

    I recognise life can be unpredictable, therefore I require 2 business days’ notice to change or cancel an appointment.

    Sessions which are missed or cancelled with less than the required notice are chargeable.

  • Please allow at least 2 business days’ notice.

    I will make every effort to reschedule but this might not always be possible.

    Sessions which are missed or cancelled with less than the required notice are chargeable.

  • If you are late to an appointment, we will still go ahead, however, it will not be possible to extend the session beyond the usual finishing time.

  • The length of therapy is based on individual needs.

    The regularity and consistency of appointments has an impact on the breadth and depth of what can be addressed in the therapy.

    Sometimes short-term, time-limited work suits specific issues and resources. For depth work, an open-ended approach is more appropriate.

    There may be times when it is helpful to meet more frequently.

    Regularly reviewing progress and working toward an outcome are important and fruitful parts of the work and something to reflect upon within therapy.

  • You don’t have to prepare ahead of your first session, however, these self-reflection questions might help you clarify your wants and needs:

    • What would you like to work on?

    • What is your desired outcome?

    • What are you prepared to do to achieve these goals?

    • Do you have any expectations about timelines?

    • What other support structures do you have in place?

Finding the right fit is important

You don’t need to have it all figured out before you come to therapy.

I offer a complimentary 15-minute phone or in-person consultation to help you determine if I’m the right therapist for you.

Request a 15-minute consultation