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Our fees

Neurodiversity affirming mental health care should be within reach- we offer fair pricing, Medicare rebates, and support for both plan-managed and self-managed NDIS participants.

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Private, Medicare and Self Managed NDIS fees

Fees are based on a standard 50-minute session. If your appointment runs more than 5 minutes over, a pro-rata fee will be charged based on the additional time.

Clinician
Initial Session
Standard Session
Senior Occupational Therapist
$285
$235
Occupational Therapist
$265
$215
Clinical Psychologist
$320
$270
Provisional Psychologist
$230
$170
Senior Psychologist
$320
$270
Registered Psychologist
$285
$235
Clinician
Initial Session
Standard Session
Medicare rebate (MHCP)
Medicare rebate (GPCCMP)
Senior Occupational Therapist
$285
$235
-
$61.80
Occupational Therapist
$265
$215
-
$61.80
Clinical Psychologist
$320
$270
$145.25
$61.80
Provisional Psychologist
$230
$170
-
-
Senior Psychologist
$320
$270
$98.95
$61.80
Registered Psychologist
$285
$235
$98.95
$61.80
  • Some private health funds provide rebates for individual psychological therapy, typically ranging from $40 to $120. Please check your policy for specific details. Privately paying clients are required to make payment 72 hours prior to their appointment, as per our prepayment policy. You can read more about our prepayment policy here. 

  • You may be eligible for Medicare rebates on psychology and occupational therapy sessions through a referral from your GP.

    • A Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) provides rebates for up to 10 psychology sessions per calendar year.

    • A GP Chronic Condition Management Plan (CCMP) offers rebates for up to 5 psychology and/or occupational therapy sessions per calendar year.

    Medicare clients are required to make payment 72 hours prior to their appointment, as per our prepayment policy. You can read more about our prepayment policy hereOur admin team will then process your rebate for you once the appointment has been attended! 

  • Self-managed NDIS participants are billed the same as private-paying clients and can claim reimbursements through their NDIS portal. Privately paying clients are required to make payment 72 hours prior to their appointment, as per our prepayment policy. You can read more about our prepayment policy here

NDIS Plan Managed Fees

Fees are based on a standard 50-minute session. If your appointment runs more than 5 minutes over, a pro-rata fee will be charged based on the additional time.

Clinician
Fee
Provisional Psychologist
$156.16
Senior/Clinical Psychologist
$232.99
Registered Psychologist
$232.99
Occupational Therapist
$193.99
Clinician
Fee
Medicare rebate (MHCP)
Medicare rebate (CDM)
Out of pocket
Initial fee
Senior Occupational Therapist
$235
-
$61.80
$285
Occupational Therapist
$215
-
$61.80
$265
Clinical Psychologist
$270
$145.25
$61.80
$320
Provisional Psychologist
$170
-
-
$230
Senior Psychologist
$270
$98.95
$61.80
$320
Registered Psychologist
$235
$98.95
$61.80
$285

​Please note:

  • Unfortunately, we are unable to work with agency-managed participants.

  • If you're unsure about your plan management type, you can check your NDIS plan or contact your Local Area Coordinator (LAC).

  • Clients are responsible for the appointments they book. If your NDIS funds are exhausted, or if payment is declined by the NDIS or your plan manager, the session fee will be your responsibility.

Assessment Fees

Fees include interview time, questionnaires, and a comprehensive written report. 

Assessment
Fee
ADHD Assessments
$1,500 - $2,000
AuDHD Assessments
$2,500 - $3,000
Autism Assessments
$2,000 - $2,500
Comprehensive Needs Assessment
$1,500 – $2,000
Functional Capacity Assessment
$2,500
Neurodivergent Assessments
$1350
OCD Assessments
$1,500 - $2,000

Some assessments may be eligible for coverage under an NDIS plan; however, this is assessed on a case-by-case basis. Eligibility will need to be confirmed directly with your NDIS planner or plan manager before proceeding.

Assessment
Fee
ADHD Assessments
$1,500 - $2,000
AuDHD Assessments
$2,500 - $3,000
Autism Assessments
$2,000 - $2,500
Comprehensive Needs Assessment
$1,500 – $2,000
Functional Capacity Assessment
$2,500
Neurodivergent Assessments
$1350
OCD Assessments
$1,500 - $2,000

How are cancellation fees neuro-affirming?

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A question that sometimes arises when discussing cancellation policies is:

"I don’t want to attend my appointment, but I don’t want to pay a cancellation fee! How is that neuroaffirming?"​

We understand no one enjoys paying cancellation fees. However, they exist to help services run sustainably and to ensure appointment times are used fairly, especially when there are long waitlists for support.

1 / Keeping our business sustainable

Like any business, we have ongoing costs, including wages for our clinicians and admin team. Our staff deserve financial stability, and their time is valuable. We're a small business and don't receive government funding, so appointment and cancellation fees allow us to continue providing services.

2 / Encouraging attendance & reducing wasted appointments

A late cancellation affects three people:

  • Your clinician, who has already prepared for your session.

  • Another client, who could have taken your spot.

  • You, missing out on support.

Last-minute cancellations are difficult to fill, meaning clients on our waitlist miss out on care.

3 / Ensuring fairness to everyone

We apply cancellation fees consistently to all clients. This removes any need for our admin team to determine whose reason for canceling is “valid” and ensures fairness—especially for clients who may not be able to argue their way out of a fee.

4 / Informed consent & clear policies

Our cancellation policy is transparent and clearly communicated:

  • Clients receive multiple appointment reminders via email and SMS.

  • Cancellation is easy via email, SMS, or the "cancel appointment" link in confirmation emails.

  • Our intake forms include a consent agreement, confirming awareness of our cancellation policy.

Medicare Safety Net

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The Medicare Safety Net offers additional financial support for individuals with high medical and healthcare costs. Every Medicare cardholder has an assigned Safety Net threshold. Once you exceed this amount in out-of-pocket expenses, Medicare increases your rebate, reducing the cost of medical appointments, including visits to doctors, psychologists, and other health professionals.

For families who receive Family Tax Benefit A and Centrelink pensioners and seniors:

$861.20

for the 2026 calendar year

For everyone else - single people, couples, or families (as defined by Medicare)​

$2,699.10

for the 2026 calendar year

Single people don't need to do anything

You are automatically registered for the Safety Net and do not need to do anything else

Couples & families need to register

If you're a member of a couple or a family you will need to register to share your safety net with each other (even if you're already on the same Medicare card).

Hospital expenses are not included

Only medical and health expenses you pay for in the community count towards your safety net. Health costs you pay for in-hospital do not count towards your safety net. 

How do I check if I'm registered or check my Safety Net balance?​

Through the Medicare app on your phone or through your Medicare account on MyGov. Go to the 'Services menu of the app or website and then select 'Safety Net'.

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