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What are your fees?

Therapy $260 for a 50 minute session (rebate of $96.65 with Medicare). The Medicare rebate will go up to $141.85 from February 2025. Assessment Reports $1300 for an autism assessment with 1 page letter $1500 for an ADHD assessment and full report $2000 for an autism assessment and full report $2500 for an autism AND ADHD assessment with full report Supervision $240 (plus GST) Organisational Consulting and Speaking Events Please contact us for a quote Please note that fees are subject to change and are typically reviewed each January and July.
Who do you see?

I am happy to see any female or AFAB person aged 18 and over who think they might have an autistic and or ADHD neurotype.
What are your work days and business hours?

I work Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 9am- 4pm (Brisbane time). Assessments are generally offered from 9am-11am on Mondays and Tuesdays. I can also offer 2pm-4pm on Mondays if that works better for you.
Is that water or vodka that I see you drinking during our sessions?

Hahaha - wouldn't you like to know! 🥂
Where are you located?

I'm from Meanjin (Brisbane). I provide therapy and assessments via telehealth only. I can personally visit your workplace to provide a bespoke service, or speak at an event anywhere around Australia.
Why is your cat a bit of an a*hole?

Good question 😂 Well, I don't know... maybe dropped on his head as a kitten?? But I still love him. Lucky for him that he's pretty 😸
Can I call you to chat?

If you’d like a bespoke workplace consultancy service or looking for a speaker for an event, I am able to arrange a phone call. If you're unsure about an assessment with me, you are welcome to arrange a free 5 minute video call (or phone call if that's better for you). Or you can book in a 50 min therapy session with me to chat- Medicare MHCP, self-managed NDIS and private health rebates all apply.
What kind of a kid were you?

I often rode my bike with my feet on the handlebars and used the brakes at the last second. I fell off trampolines and out of trees, and would scare my poor parents with my crazy climbing antics. I had a fun filled childhood, that's for sure! 😜
What's with the images of sunflowers?

Did you know that people who have a hidden disability can choose to wear a Sunflower lanyard? This discreetly indicates to others that they may need additional time, support or understanding. This provides a consistent icon that is recognisable. The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is an international approach that is coordinated in Australia by Bayley House. To find out more about the Sunflower initiative visit: Bayley House Hidden disabilities Sunflower

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