Child psychology appointment

Just fill out the simple form below with your child or teenager’s details and we’ll be in touch with suitable appointment times. Don’t worry if you don’t have the answers to all the questions now, we can fill in any gaps together.

Your name

First Name

Last Name

Your email address

Your phone number

Child's legal name

First Name

Last Name

Child's preferred name (if different)

Child's date of birth

YYYY

Child's gender identity

What are some of the concerns you are seeking help with for your child?

Do you have any concerns relating to self-harm, suicide, abuse, substance abuse or other immediate risks?

Do you have a doctor referral (Mental Health Care Plan) to be eligible for Medicare rebates?

Is your child involved in any current court proceedings or legal matters?

What are your preferred appointment days and times?

Monday to Friday

Morning (10:30am - 12:30pm)

Early afternoon (12:30pm - 3:30pm)

Late afternoon (3:30pm - 5:30pm)

Evening (5:30pm - 8:30pm)

What you need to know

When I take on a new child patient, I run the first session alone with the parent. This gives me a clearer insight into your concerns before I speak to your child.

Keep in mind that it’s much easier for me to work with young people who want to work with me. Adolescent psychology sessions are much more effective if your child or teen is onboard with the experience.

If you live in Australia, your child may be eligible for a Medicare rebate of $141.85 on up to ten sessions per year. To receive this rebate, you must see a GP for a Mental Health Care Plan referral before our first session.

You can make an appointment with me and get the referral later, as long as you have it before the appointment time.

Your child does not need a Mental Health Care Plan referral to see me but if they do not have one, you will be charged the full amount.

For more information, see our frequently asked questions or contact me.