Session Fees
Principal Psychologist
Medicare rebate of $98.95 available with valid Medicare Referral
$255 / 50 Minutes
Registered Psychologist / Clinical Registrar
Medicare rebate of $98.95 available with valid Medicare Referral
$205 / 50 Minutes
Clinical Psychologist
Medicare rebate of $145.25 available with valid Medicare Referral
$245 / 50 Minutes
EMDR Processing Session
Medicare rebate of $98.95 available with valid Medicare Referral
$315 / 80 Minutes
NDIS
Plan and Self-Managed only
As per fee guide / 60 Minutes
Assessments & Reports
ADHD or Autism Assessment
Note as psychologists we cannot prescribe medication for ADHD.
NDIS Applications may require additional information sources.
$1,699 / Full Report
$1,199 / Summary Letter
Combined ADHD & Autism Assessment
Note as psychologists we cannot prescribe medication for ADHD.
NDIS Applications may require additional information sources.
$2,399 / Full Report
$1,699 / Summary Letter
Firearms Risk Assessment
$1,099
Mental Health Assessment
Diagnostic evaluation for mood disorders, anxiety disorders, trauma-
related conditions, and other complex mental health presentations
$1,599 / Full Report
$1,099 / Summary Letter
Personality Assessment
Evaluation of enduring patterns of thinking, emotional regulation,
interpersonal functioning, and behaviour that may meet criteria
for a personality disorder
$1,599 / Full Report
$1,099 / Summary Letter
Integrated Diagnostic Assessment
Combined Mental Health & Personality Assessment
$1,899 / Full Report
$1,399 / Summary Letter
Other Reporting & Letters
When providing letters and reports outside of sessions a pro rata fee is charged in increments of 15 minutes.
As Quoted
Additional information relating to ADHD and Autism Assessments reports and letters:
- Comprehensive Report:
This includes a detailed breakdown of the assessment results, psychosocial background, and tables summarising findings. It’s the best choice if you plan to seek funding or services such as NDIS, as it often provides the level of detail required for eligibility reviews. - Summary Letter:
This option offers a concise summary of the assessment results without the in-depth background details or breakdowns. It’s a suitable option for clients who primarily need confirmation of a diagnosis for personal understanding or other informal purposes.
It’s important to consider your goals for the assessment when deciding. If you intend to pursue funding (e.g., through NDIS), please note that additional reports or second opinions from professionals such as Speech Pathologists or Occupational Therapists may also be needed.