Articles about Counselling

Therapy in Auckland runs about NZ$150 to $240 a session privately, but the city also has a free university psychology clinic, a student clinic at $50, and eight free sess...

Both numbers that set your cost in Australia are published, so in Ballarat the gap is arithmetic rather than guesswork. This guide works it through, explains who is who a...

Both halves of the Australian sum are published, so in Geelong you can work out the gap after Medicare's rebate rather than guess at a fee. This guide does the arithmetic...

A clinical endorsement is worth $47.50 more per session in Medicare rebate than general registration, and $475 across the ten sessions allowed each year. That is worth as...

If the Medicare gap is beyond you, the University of Newcastle's Psychology Clinic at Callaghan publishes therapy at $15 to $25 a session, delivered by supervised postgra...

In Canberra the fee is not the number that matters. The gap left after Medicare's rebate is, and Australia publishes both halves so you can work it out exactly. This guid...

Australia is unusual in that both numbers deciding your cost are published, so the gap you pay is arithmetic rather than guesswork. This guide works it through, and sets ...

One Perth fee is published, and it is $50: the University of Western Australia's Robin Winkler Clinic, or $20 for concession card holders. Everything else means working o...

On the Gold Coast the number that matters is not the fee but the gap left after Medicare's rebate, and Australia publishes both halves so you can work it out exactly. Thi...

Because Australia publishes both numbers that decide your cost, the Brisbane question is not the fee but the gap left after Medicare's rebate. This guide does that arithm...

A private session with a psychologist in Melbourne runs roughly $220 to $290 against the profession's suggested $330, leaving a Medicare gap in the region of $120 to $190...

ACC funds up to 14 hours of one-to-one therapy after sexual abuse or assault before it has even assessed your claim, which upends the assumption that you must prove somet...