We’ll help you find the mental healthcare provider right for your needs.
How we connect you to the right support
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What are you looking for?
We'll ask you a few questions to help tailor our recommendation to you.
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Personalised suggestions.
We'll let you know who on our team is the best fit for your needs and preferences.
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Checking it’s the right fit.
Schedule a free initial call with your recommended therapist to see if they're the right fit.
"It’s a scary thing trying to get help, but Healthcase Psychologists took a lot of that anxiety and fear out of the equation. I was able to get personalised recommendations on which provider from the team would best fit my needs."
— Kathryn S., Healthcase Psychologists CLIENT
FAQs
Are all psychologists the same?
The pathways to being registered as a psychologist in Australia are varied. These can range from five years of training to beyond eight years of training. Therefore, not all psychologists are permitted to deliver therapy under Medicare. Clinical Psychologists have additional specialised training and are endorsed by the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency. This means they are trained to deliver therapy for the range of psychological conditions faced by the public. Medicare recognises this specialisation and permits a higher rebate for seeing such a specialist.
How does a Medicare rebate work?
In Australia, your doctor will write a referral and complete a Mental Health Plan on your behalf. Once this is in place, you are permitted to see a psychologist for an initial 6 sessions followed by a further 4 sessions. This is an annual number of 10 sessions per calendar year. As a result, you are automatically rebated by Medicare the amount of $141.85 of the amount associated with seeing a Clinical Psychologist.
*Current as of June 2026.
What is psychological therapy?
Psychological Therapy is the use of a variety of different techniques to adjust and modify troublesome or unproductive emotional responses to life experiences. These can be historical, present focussed or future orientated. The techniques used are attached to different theoretical models. Some often used models are Psychodynamic, Interpersonal and Cognitive and Behavioural. An integrative approach can borrow from different modalities.