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Your wellbeing is important to us!

To discuss your referral (GP or private) please contact us via email to schedule a 10-minutes free discovery call.

Individual Psychology Session Costs $250.00

Rebate with GP initiated Mental Health Care Plan for Psychology Sessions $93.35

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GENERAL PRACTITIONERS REFERRALS 

Your GP can provide you with a Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) referral under the Better Access Initiative. MHCP offers you 10 psychology sessions with a rebate of $92.90 per session.

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If you are a GP, then you can provide your patient a referral under the Medicare Rebate Session - Better Access to Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP).

PRIVATE REFERRAL, TAC and WorkSafe

You can privately access psychology sessions as well. In

this case there is no rebate available. 

If you have private health insurance, they may be able to cover a part of the fee. Please contact your insurance to check your cover.

TAC and WorkSafe provide some funding for individuals seeking support following and accident or injury.

At Citta Psychology Melbourne there is an out-of-pocket gap-fee of approximately $65 per session for WorkSafe. The gap amount is payable on the day of consultation.

There is no out of pocket for TAC services.

Limits to funding are determined by TAC and WorkSafe.

FAQs

Thank you for considering Citta Psychology Melbourne for your mental health and wellbeing!!

 

  • How long is a psychological therapy session? Therapy sessions are generally 50-minutes long. It is recommended to attend the sessions on time, to ensure the best outcomes.

  • What will happens in my first psychological therapy session? The focus of the first session would be for your psychologist to get to know you and your situation better. Your psychologist will answer any questions that you may have and will help you settle into the session. The first session, generally will give you a brief insight into your presentation and treatment goals.

  • I feel nervous or unsure, if psychological therapy is for me? It's quite common for individuals to experience anxiety or nervousness when attending psychology sessions, especially their first few sessions. This can be due to a number of reasons, such as:

    • Stigma around mental health

    • Fear of judgement 

    • Fear of unknown

    • Vulnerability 

It's important to remember that experiencing anxiety before or during therapy sessions is normal, and psychologists are trained to help you manage and address these feelings.

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