Online psychology and ADHD and autism care across Australia

No. You can book any session yourself. To claim a Medicare rebate on psychology sessions, you need a Mental Health Treatment Plan from your usual GP or your MyMedicare practice. Your GP may need a longer appointment to prepare the plan, so ask when you book.

You meet your practitioner live by video or phone. They ask what brought you here, a little about your history and what you want help with. Before you log off, you agree the next step together, whether that is more sessions or something else.

An adult ADHD assessment runs over several sessions with a psychologist. It includes interviews, standard questionnaires and, with your consent, input from someone who knows you well. It ends with a written report and a next-step plan. Your total fee is set before you start.

Yes. You can have an ADHD assessment, an autism assessment, or both together in one combined assessment. A psychologist runs each one over several sessions. Each ends with a written report and a next-step plan. Your total fee is set before you start.

Your practitioner keeps your information confidential. The law allows a few exceptions, such as a serious risk of harm. They explain these limits in your first session.

With a Mental Health Treatment Plan, you may claim a rebate on up to 10 individual psychology sessions each calendar year. Rebates do not apply to counselling, ADHD coaching or the ADHD and autism assessments. We confirm your costs before you book.

Telehealth suits many adults who want support from home and have a private space to talk. It is not right for every concern. Your practitioner may suggest in-person care, a GP review or another service if that would suit you better.

Yes. Let us know as early as you can and we will find a new time. The cancellation policy and any fee are set out in writing before you book.

Yes. You can split a session or assessment fee into four payments with Afterpay. Afterpay's own terms and late fees apply. Any Medicare rebate is claimed separately, whichever way you pay.

Yes. PsyAus Health is an online practice, so where you live does not change your options. You need a phone, or a device with a camera and internet, and a private space to talk for the session.

A psychologist is a registered health practitioner who can provide therapy and adult ADHD and autism assessments. Medicare rebates may apply to their sessions. A counsellor offers talk-based support for stress, grief and life changes. An ADHD coach helps with routines, planning and follow-through. Each profile lists the person's training, so you can choose who suits you. If you are unsure, send us a question.