Meeting people where they are, walking beside them with care, and helping them build the tools to move forward with strength. From complex workplace issues to domestic violence support, from ongoing therapy to one-off sessions, and from report writing to WorkCover support, we’ve got you covered.

We’ve got you

  • Psychological Support

    At Be There Psychology, we offer evidence-based psychological support delivered by registered practitioners who adhere to AHPRA and APS professional standards. Our services include assessment, formulation and treatment for a range of mental health and wellbeing concerns. We provide support for complex workplace issues, experiences of domestic and family violence, stress, anxiety, low mood, family challenges and relationship difficulties. Sessions may be one-off, short-term or ongoing depending on individual needs, and can include report writing, WorkCover support, and collaboration with other health or support services where appropriate. Our focus is on creating a safe, respectful and inclusive environment where clients can explore their concerns and work towards meaningful change at a pace that feels right for them.

  • Employee Assistance Program

    Given that we deliver workplace training and workshops across the country every day, we have a deep understanding of how workplaces function, the pressures people face, and the gaps that often exist in traditional support systems. We recognise that many organisations require psychological support that goes beyond standard EAP provisions, which is why we tailor our services to suit the specific needs of your workplace and your people. Whether it’s individual support, guidance around complex workplace issues, or broader wellbeing strategies, we work collaboratively, confidentially and ethically to provide care that is meaningful, responsive and grounded in evidence-based practice.

  • Group and Individual Programs

    At Be There Psychology, we offer a range of small group programs designed to support learning, growth and meaningful change. Our group-based work includes behaviour change programs, empowerment-focused groups, leadership development sessions, and programs for victim-survivors seeking a safe and supportive space to rebuild confidence and connection. Each program is grounded in evidence-informed practice and facilitated by qualified practitioners who create an environment of respect, safety and collaboration. We tailor programs to meet the needs of participants and organisations, ensuring the experience is purposeful, inclusive and aligned with best-practice psychological care.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • No — you can make an appointment with us without a referral. However, if you want to claim a Medicare rebate, you will need a referral from your GP as part of a Mental Health Care Plan.

  • Our fees are transparent and reflect the experience and expertise of our clinicians. While exact prices vary depending on clinician and session type, psychologists in Australia typically charge between $200 and $300+ per standard 50–60 min session, consistent with industry norms.

    If you have a Mental Health Care Plan, you may be eligible for a Medicare rebate that reduces your out-of-pocket cost.

  • Yes — if you have a valid GP referral under a Mental Health Care Plan, you can claim a Medicare rebate for eligible sessions. Rates vary depending on clinician type and Medicare scheduling. You can also claim rebates from most private health insurers if your policy covers psychology services.

  • Your first session is a chance for us to get to know you and understand what’s bringing you to therapy. We’ll talk about your goals, your history, and what you hope to achieve. We’ll also explain confidentiality, the therapy process, and answer your questions.

  • Standard therapy sessions are usually 50–60 minutes. The number of sessions a person needs varies, it depends on your goals, the issues you’re working on, and how you progress over time. We’ll talk with you about this collaboratively.

  • Your privacy is very important. Everything you discuss in sessions is protected by strict confidentiality standards, unless there’s an immediate risk of harm to you or someone else, in which case we follow ethical and legal requirements. We’ll explain this clearly at the start.

  • We support a wide range of concerns, including but not limited to:

    • Anxiety and stress

    • Depression and mood challenges

    • Trauma and PTSD

    • Relationship and family concerns

    • Life transitions

    • Self-esteem and confidence

    • Behaviour patterns and coping strategies

    Each therapy plan is personalised to your needs.

  • We understand that affordability matters. Ask us about your options including how Medicare rebates or private health insurance can help reduce your out-of-pocket cost. Where possible, we aim to support you to make care accessible.

  • Yes — we offer telehealth (video) sessions where clinically appropriate, so you can access support from the comfort of your home if needed. We’ll guide you through how to do this securely and simply.

  • We have a cancellation policy that helps us manage appointments fairly for all clients. Typically, we request at least 48 hours’ notice to avoid a late cancellation fee, we’ll explain this when you book.