Counselling and psychotherapy practice in Petersham, in Sydney's Inner West, offering couples, individual, teen and family therapy in person and online.
Service · 1 provider
Counsellors and psychotherapists support emotional wellbeing, relationships and family communication.
For counselling & psychotherapy
Takes about a minute — no account needed.
Counsellors and psychotherapists help teenagers, parents and families work through anxiety, stress, conflict, grief, separation and big changes at home. Many also see couples and individual adults.
Counselling and psychotherapy are not registered professions under AHPRA. Practitioners can join a professional body such as the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA) or the Australian Counselling Association (ACA), which set training and supervision standards. Ask a practice which body its counsellors belong to.
Medicare's Better Access initiative does not rebate sessions with a counsellor or psychotherapist. A Mental Health Care Plan from your GP covers psychologists, and some social workers and occupational therapists, but not counsellors.
Some private health funds pay a rebate on extras cover for counselling with a PACFA or ACA registered practitioner. Cover depends on your fund, your policy and the individual counsellor, so check with both before booking.
Counselling and psychotherapy practice in Petersham, in Sydney's Inner West, offering couples, individual, teen and family therapy in person and online.
No. Medicare's Better Access initiative does not rebate sessions with a counsellor or psychotherapist. If you need a Medicare rebate, ask your GP about a Mental Health Care Plan and a referral to a psychologist.
No. You can book a counsellor or psychotherapist directly.
Psychologists are registered with AHPRA and can offer Medicare-rebated sessions and formal assessments. Counsellors and psychotherapists are not AHPRA-registered and focus on talking therapy. Many belong to PACFA or ACA.
Some extras policies include counselling with a PACFA or ACA registered practitioner. Check with your fund and ask the practice whether your counsellor is a recognised provider.