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Session Fees

Eating disorder specific treatment

Initial session & eating disorder assessment

Duration: 60-80minutes

Fee: $280

General psychological treatment

Initial session & assessment

Duration: 60minutes

Fee: $250

Ongoing sessions

Duration: 50minutes

Fee: $210

Ongoing sessions

Duration: 50minutes

Fee: $210

Better Access to Mental Health Care initiative aims to make psychological treatment more affordable by providing rebates on psychology appointments. With a suitable referral you may be eligible for a Medicare rebate of $98.95 on the above session fees. This provides reduced out of pocket expenses on your psychological treatment.

Pathways to make an appointment with Calmness Psychology

 

GP referral (providing access to Medicare rebates)​

Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) or Eating Disorder Treatment & Management Plan (EDP)​

  • Make an appointment with your GP to discuss your concerns and symptoms. If eligible, a suitable referral will be provided which allows you to claim Medicare rebates for your psychology sessions. 

  • If referred with a Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) you can access a Medicare rebate for up to 10 sessions per calendar year, and up to 40 sessions per calendar year with an Eating Disorder Treatment & Management Plan (EDP). 

  • Medicare rebate of $98.95 will be available on session fees with the above referrals. 

  • The full session fee is payable on completion of your appointment, and the Medicare rebate will be paid into your nominated bank account within 24 - 48hours. 

Psychiatrists and paediatricians can also provide these referrals​. We recommend you discuss your suitability with your regular health practitioner. ​

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Self-referral (private)​

No referral required​

  • You do not require a referral to make an appointment with Calmness Psychology and can attend as a private client.

  • You will pay the full session fee for each appointment. While not covered by Medicare, these sessions may be covered by your private health insurance. We recommend you discuss with your health insurer to see if you are covered for psychological services. 

 

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