With a Mental Health Care Plan from your GP, you may access up to 10 Medicare-rebated sessions per calendar year (January–December). 

Session fee: $240.00 per session
Medicare rebate: $145.25
Approx. out-of-pocket: $94.75

To access the rebate, you’ll need to bring a valid Mental Health Care Plan, made out to Suzanne Hall, from your GP before your initial session.

If you have an Eating Disorder Treatment Plan, Medicare rebates are available for up to 40 sessions per calendar year (January–December) for eligible clients.

Session fee: $240.00 per session
Medicare rebate: $145.25
Approx. out-of-pocket: $94.75

Note: You cannot claim both a Mental Health Care Plan and an Eating Disorder Plan in the same year. However, you can start with a MHCP and switch to an EDP if clinically appropriate, accessing up to 40 rebated sessions in total.

If you have a Chronic Disease Management Plan from your GP, you may be eligible for up to 5 Medicare-rebated sessions per calendar year.

Session fee: $240.00 per session
Medicare rebate: $61.80
Approx. out-of-pocket: $178.20

A CDMP can also be used after you’ve used your 10 MHCP sessions.

Private health insurance rebates may be available depending on your level of cover. Please check directly with your provider to confirm eligibility.

You can use private health rebates before or after Medicare-rebated sessions, but not at the same time.

Session fee: $240.00 per session
Limited reduced-fee spots may be available — please ask if cost presents a barrier.

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Self-managed participants: $240.00 per session (your standard fee applies; you manage the rebate directly)

Plan-managed participants: $222.99 per session (NDIS schedule rate)

NDIA-managed participants: Unfortunately, I am unable to see NDIA-managed clients.

I am an approved provider under the National Redress Scheme for people who experienced institutional child sexual abuse.

• Sessions are fully funded under the scheme.

• I invoice the service directly — there is no cost to you.

For more information, visit www.nationalredress.gov.au or call 1800 737 377.