our Pricing Policy

At Pathways Psychotherapy we firmly believe that mental health support should be
accessible and affordable to all.

Unfortunately it is a well-known fact that currently Australia's health care system is under strain. Reports about lack of accessibility, either due to costs or long waiting periods, are frequent; and local and federal Governments continuously aim to make improvements but struggle to keep up with the ever increasing demand and inflation.

At Pathways Psychotherapy we are of the opinion that it is also up to the free market economy to do their part in supporting a strained system and since we are informed by strong ethical ideals and humanistic viewpoints, our fees are positioned at similar levels to other working professionals.

What does your electrician charge, or your kid's music tutor?

How about your tax agent, or your nail technician?

What do you pay for your gym membership or your night out with friends?

We believe your mental health should be at least as important and services as accessible as these.
Please see our fees below.

All single sessions are 50 min in duration and priced as follows:

Concession Card Holders

If you can show us your current Health Care Card,
Pensioner Concession Card, Commonwealth Seniors Health Card or DVA Card
you are automatically
receiving the reduced fee of

AUD80

without the need to make a separate claim or considering your Medicare Safety Net

Non-Concession
Clients

If you have achieved financial stability and wish to work on improving your mental wellbeing, we would be honoured to walk beside you and aid you in your journey. Our sessions will be priced at

AUD150

and discounts can be arranged for pre-paid blocks of 10 or more sessions. Because if your massage therapist offers that, why wouldn't we...

Group Session / Workshops

Please refer to the relevant sections or links for pricing. Thank you

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Hunting Unicorns ?

"Finding a good psychologist or psychiatrist who bulk-bills and has appointments available

is like hunting for unicorns while blindfolded."
(quote from an article published by The Guardian newspaper)