Compassionate, Trauma-competent Support for Individuals, Couples, Families & Organisations.
Private counselling, psychological assessments, NDIS reports, professional development and supervision services tailored to your needs.
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WHO WE ARE
Logos Psychology Clinic is a private, trauma-competent, neurodivergent-affirming practice offering individual and couples counselling sessions, parenting support, school visits and consultations, developmental, behavioural, and educational assessments, and psychological assessment reports. We also provide assessments and comprehensive reports customised for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), as well as professional development and training programs for school staff and corporate clients.
OUR VALUES
Our primary mission is to take care of the children, adolescents and adults who have come to us for help.
OUR SERVICES
At Logos, we offer trauma-competent counselling, comprehensive psychological assessments, and professional development training for individuals, schools, and organisations. Our services are tailored to meet a wide range of needs, including supporting neurodivergent children and adults and people impacted by trauma, and empowering educators and professionals through expert-led workshops.
COUNSELLING
We provide counselling for a wide range of concerns, with a particular focus on supporting neurodivergent people and people impacted by complex trauma.
ASSESSMENTS AND REPORTS
We provide comprehensive assessments and reports for NDIS participants and applicants, as well as diagnostic assessments for ADHD, autism, anxiety, adaptive functioning, learning difficulties, and trauma.
Supervision
Whether your focus is on meeting professional requirements, deepening your therapeutic practice, or strengthening reflective and reflexive skills, Gillian provides a safe and enriching supervisory space that fosters growth and confidence and may be counted towards requirements for general registration or clinical endorsement.
Workshop and Seminars
We deliver engaging professional development workshops for schools and organisations, covering behaviour, trauma, autism, mental health, and workplace dynamics.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions about our practice? See here for FAQs or contact information to answer more specific inquiries.
When do I need a referral?
To access a Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP), you must see a GP (or psychiatrist/paediatrician in some cases) who will assess your support needs and draft a Mental Health Care Plan (or Mental Health Treatment Plan)
When do I not need a referral?
You can book a direct appointment with a psychologist, without needing a referral, if you’re paying entirely out-of-pocket or using private health insurance. This gives you full control over who you see and when.
What is a meet and greet introductory session?
We offer the option to book a 30-minute meet-and-greet session at a reduced fee. This gives you a chance to meet your practitioner, ask questions, and get a feel for whether they’re the right fit for you.
What is a Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP)
A Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) is a document your GP creates to help you access mental health support through Medicare. It outlines your needs, treatment goals, and referral to a psychologist.
Is the Medicare rebate enough for ongoing therapy?
Under Medicare’s Better Access program, you can claim a rebate for up to 10 sessions with a psychologist per calendar year.
While this support is valuable, for many people, especially those working through complex or long-term challenges such as trauma, 10 sessions a year is often not enough to make consistent progress.
Therapy works best when there is regular and steady support. For most people, this means attending weekly or fortnightly sessions, at least for a period of time. This allows time to build trust, develop skills, and work towards healing at a pace that best suits you.
How do I Pay?
Payment is due in full at the beginning of each session, using the clinic’s EFTPOS facilities. For your convenience, HICAPS and Medicare Easy claim facilities are available to allow you to claim your Medicare or private health insurance rebates at the time of payment.
Who we work with
At Logos Psychology Clinic, we support a wide range of clients with different needs and backgrounds. This includes:
- NDIS participants
- WorkSafe clients
- VOCAT funded clients
- Individuals seeking support privately or through Medicare.
- Clients referred by GPs or specialists
Our team is experienced in tailoring care to each person’s unique circumstances, ensuring you feel supported every step of the way.
What should I bring to my first session?
If you haven’t returned your Client Intake and Informed Consent forms to the clinic before your first appointment, please bring these with you.
If you are claiming a Medicare rebate, please bring your valid GP referral to your first session.
If your fees are being covered by a third party, please bring details and verification of your third-party provider.
Our recommendation for new clients.
For new clients, we recommend starting with one session per week over three weeks. This gives your practitioner the chance to get to know you, understand your background and history, and begin creating a therapeutic plan that’s right for you.
What should I expect from my first session?
Your first session will typically involve discussion of your history and current issues of concern so that your treating practitioner can develop an intervention plan with you.
