Members can download pay rates for government services in the Professional Practice section.
If you have been injured in a road accident and require the services of a psychologist as part of your recovery, your State or Territory Government may fund the cost of the psychological service. This is administered through a government insurance agency, such as the Traffic Accident Commission in Victoria. Once you have made a claim to the agency, you will be referred to a psychologist. Contact your relevant agency to determine if it covers psychological services:
If you have been injured at work or in the course of carrying out your work, you may require the services of a psychologist as part of your recovery. In some States and Territories WorkCover (Work Health Authority in the Northern Territory) will refer you to a psychologist once your claim has been approved, and cover the cost of your consultations for a specified period of time. Contact your relevant agency to determine if it covers psychological services:
Payments for psychological services
As at April 2005
|
State |
Organisation |
Website / Email |
Telephone Number |
|---|---|---|---|
| ACT |
Victims Services Scheme |
1800 822 272 |
|
| NSW |
Victims Services |
1800 633 063 |
|
| NT |
Victim Support Unit |
1800 672 242 |
|
| QLD |
Victims of Crime Association |
07 3277 2800 (bh) 1300 733 777 (ah) |
|
| SA |
Victims Support Services |
08 8207 1723 |
|
| TAS |
Victims of Crime Service |
1300 300 238 |
|
| VIC |
Victims Support Agency |
1800 819 817 |
|
| WA |
Victims Support Services |
08 9425 2850 or 1800 818 988 |
The Commonwealth Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) will pay for veterans' consultations with psychologists registered with that Department. Call your nearest DVA office for details - see www.dva.gov.au/states.htm or call general enquiries number: 133 254.