Psychology FAQs in Darwin: Counselling, Couples Therapy and Assessments
Questions about counselling, fees, rebates or bookings?
If you’re considering counselling or therapy in Darwin, you may have questions about fees, Medicare rebates, referrals, or how to book. Below you’ll find answers to common questions about working with a clinical psychologist in Darwin.
Therapy Questions
How long are individual therapy sessions and what do they cost?
For individual clients, the initial appointment is a longer session to allow enough time to understand your concerns and goals. The initial session is 100 minutes and the fee is $600.
Ongoing individual sessions are 50 minutes and the fee is $300 per session. Session frequency can be adjusted over time depending on your needs.
Do I need a referral to see a psychologist?
Are Medicare rebates available?
Rebate amounts change from time to time, so I recommend confirming the current rebate directly with Medicare or your GP.
How does relationship counselling work and what are the fees?
The Relationship Assessment Day fee is $2,000. Following the assessment, ongoing couples sessions are 100 minutes and the fee is $600 per session. Recommendations for frequency are discussed collaboratively based on your needs.
Why is the Relationship Assessment completed in one day?
Do you offer telehealth appointments?
Yes. Telehealth appointments are available and can be an effective and flexible way to access therapy. Telehealth can be an effective and flexible way to access therapy for many concerns.
Where are appointments held?
In-person appointments are available in Darwin during scheduled clinic times (Nightcliff). Telehealth appointments are also available where clinically appropriate.
Who are Autism and ADHD assessments suitable for?
Autism and ADHD assessments are suitable for adults and adolescents seeking clarity about how they think, learn, and experience the world. Many people pursue assessment later in life after years of feeling misunderstood or overwhelmed.
Do you take a neuro-affirming approach to assessment?
Yes. I take a neuro-affirming approach, recognising neurodivergence as a natural part of human diversity. Assessments are collaborative, respectful, and focused on understanding strengths, challenges, and support needs.
What will I receive after an assessment?
Following assessment, you’ll receive diagnostic clarity, feedback, and practical recommendations. A comprehensive written report will be provided to support communication with workplaces, education settings, or other health professionals.