Yes, CPA gladly accepts NDIS clients. If you have a self-managed NDIS plan, you will be pleased to know that there are no gap fees associated with our services. We also accept referrals from third-party organizations, making it easier for you to access our professional assistance. Please note that we do not accept Work Cover clients at this stage.

At CPA, we understand that the quality of the therapeutic relationship with your psychologist is crucial to the success of your treatment. Research consistently shows that a strong therapeutic relationship significantly enhances treatment outcomes. This relationship may have an equal, if not greater, impact on the effectiveness of your therapy than the specific intervention. Our commitment is to foster these positive connections, ensuring you feel understood, respected, and supported throughout your therapeutic journey. Our psychologists are trained to build and maintain these therapeutic relationships, placing your well-being and progress at the forefront of our services. Our Clinical Psychologists have extensive training in delivering evidence-based interventions and will employ various therapeutic techniques that are all tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. At CPA, we are committed to providing personalized care that fosters long-term mental wellness and a better quality of life for our clients. Our holistic approach ensures that treatment is not only effective but also sustainable, empowering clients to maintain their mental health beyond the therapy sessions.

No, you do not need a referral to see a clinical psychologist at CPA. Our goal is to make accessing mental health support as straightforward and accessible as possible. When you are referred to CPA by your GP, Psychiatrist or Paediatrician, you are accessing our services through the Better Access Initiative. With such a referral, you will be eligible for a Medicare rebate of $141.85 per session. However, if you have met your Medicare Levy requirements, you may qualify for an even higher rebate, thus further reducing your out of pocket expenses. You can learn more about the Better Access Initiative here. https://www.health.gov.au/our-work/better-access-initiative#about-the-initiative Feel free to contact our office for further details or assistance in understanding your eligibility and the specific rebates you can expect.

At CPA, we strive to make accessing psychological services as straightforward as possible. To get started, you can visit our website and navigate to the "Services" section, where you'll find detailed information about our psychological services. Alternatively, you can contact our office directly via phone or email to speak with a member of our staff who will guide you through the process.

Once an appointment with CPA is confirmed, we will send you a Zoom link closer to the appointment time. To ensure a smooth and effective session, please make sure you have a reliable internet connection, a private space to talk, and a scheduled time where you can minimize potential distractions from work or family. This ensures that both you and your psychologist can communicate effectively and confidentially.

At CPA, we understand that children and teens can be hesitant or resistant to seeing a psychologist. This is a common concern, and our psychologists are specifically trained to deal with such situations thoughtfully and effectively. Our approach focuses on building a strong rapport and establishing trust with your child. We adopt a gentle, engaging and patient approach to slowly engage them in the process, making sure they feel comfortable and understood. Our goal is to create a supportive environment where your child feels safe to express themselves, ultimately helping them open up and benefit from the psychological sessions. This ensures that we can provide the most effective support tailored to their unique needs.