Individual counselling sessions:

Concession fee:Minimum gap for clients with a health care card, students and Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) holders with a referral and a mental health Treatment plan provided by a GP or Psychiatrist.

Full fee:If you are not eligible to claim any rebates, we offer affordable options.

Rebates: for clients with Private health insurance – Please note that whether you are eligible or not to claim a rebate depends on the level of cover you have. Please contact your provider to discuss your eligibility and how much you can claim back.

Couples and Family Counselling:

Rebates for clients with Private Health insurance – Please note that whether you are eligible or not to claim a rebate depends on the level of cover you have. Please contact your provider to discuss your eligibility and how much you can claim back.

Cancellation policy:

We require a 24-hour notice for cancellations. Monday appointments must be cancelled by Friday during working hours. If a cancellation is made within less than 24 hours, there is a cancellation fee of 50% of the regular fee payable by the client.

Support groups:

Rebates: Eligible clients under Medicare and Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) with a referral and a mental health Treatment plan provided by a GP or Psychiatrist. You are entitled to 10 group sessions per calendar year.

Private health insurance rebates: Please note that whether you are eligible or not to claim a rebate depends on the level of cover you have. Please contact your provider to discuss your eligibility and how much you can claim back.

Workshops:

Please contact us to check prices for the workshop of your interest.

Community Projects:

Mental health workshops for international students from Latin America: “Mi Aqui y Mi Ahora en Melbourne”
This community project was sponsored by Refuge of Hope – Latin American Immigrants and Students Program.

This project consisted of a series of 5 workshops for International Students from Latin America who had arrived in Australia within the last 6 months.

The main purpose of these workshops was to provide a safe space where international students can feel they have time for themselves to discuss common issues that are impacting on their lives in their native language, such as homesickness, culture shock, day-to-day challenges and working towards a better understanding of how to cope with the emotions attached to them.

To learn more about Refuge of Hope – Latin American Immigrants and Students Program, click here to go to their website.