The easiest way is to telephone during office hours on +91-8319167939. If you call after-hours then you can leave a message and we will return your call as soon as we open.

No, you do not need a doctor’s referral to see a psychologist. If however, you are eligible to claim a Medicare rebate for your consultation then you do need to see a doctor so that the appropriate Medicare paperwork can be completed.

If you have private health insurance then you might be entitled to a rebate. Each fund is different so it is worth checking with your fund to see what your entitlements are. Also, after seeing your psychologist he or she may suggest that you see your GP in order to ascertain whether you may be eligible for what is known as a Mental Health Care Treatment Plan. If your GP places you under this plan then you will be entitled to a rebate from Medicare for 10 sessions per calendar year. The rebate generally covers approximately half of the cost of a session.

Yes, our psychologists are available for weekends at evening appointments.

Yes, there is a car park located just  opposite side of the road from our building. Public parking  also available on the surrounding streets.

Generally speaking we can find an appointment time that suits you immediately or within 24-72 hours.

Each session is approximately forty five minutes in duration.

Generally, counselling typically involves a few weeks of relatively intensive treatment, followed by as many maintenance sessions as you and your psychologist feel is appropriate.

Psychologists use a wide range of highly effective and evidence-based treatments. Some of these include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), Mindfulness, Transactional Analysis (TA), Schema Focused Therapy, Narrative Therapy and Interpersonal Therapy.

Anyone, even without adequate training, can call themselves a counsellor.
Psychologists, on the other hand, must have completed extensive university training and must meet and abide by the strict criteria and ethical guidelines set by the RCI. All of our psychologists are fully registered with the RCI.

Psychiatrists are medical practitioners who often specialise in the treatment of psychoses and mental illness. As doctors they are able to prescribe medications to their patients.
Psychologists have undergone extensive university training in the area of human behaviour.  They are qualified to help people to understand and manage the emotions, behaviors and issues that are causing them difficulties in their lives.

Yes. Your support person is free to come into the session with you or to sit in our waiting room where our staff will look after them and make them tea or coffee.

Yes, it is common for people to experience some initial nervousness. Our staff and our psychologists are aware of this and will always endeavor to provide a warm and understanding environment in which to help people feel more comfortable.