Resociative Medicine now has the following tiered fee structure:

Concession card holders (Pensioner concession card, Health care card, Commonwealth Seniors health card and Veteran Card) are bulk-billed for a standard 60 minute consultation

Discounted fee sessions (self-reported lower income without one of the concession cards above) are $280 for a standard (60 minute) face to face consultation with a $202.65 Medicare rebate.

Full fee sessions are $400  for a standard face to face consultation with the same Medicare rebate of $202.65.

Telehealth sessions are avaialble but require a Mental Health Care Plan (rebate $154.85) OR having had a face to face consultation with me at least once in the previous 12 months (for the rebate of $202.65). For bulk-billed clients, If sessions are only via telehealth (ie with a mental health care plan and no intitial face to face consultaion) the session can still be bulk billed but will be 45 minutes in length.

90 minute consultations for paying clients are availble with the same rebates as above and cost $392 (discounted) or $560 (full fee). Longer consultations for paying clients are also available.

All clients are offered a follow-up email and any reasonable ongoing email communication regarding questions about the work at no extra charge.

Clients are billed after a session. Payment can be made by card or direct deposit.

There is no charge for a late cancellation (less than 24 hours) if due to illness or a personal or family emergency, otherwise 50% of the session fee will be charged. There is no Medicare rebate for cancellation fees.
Bulk billed clients will be charged $50

Clients who are currently involved in insurance claims or compensation around their health are requested to discuss these with me prior to any appointments so that I can evaluate whether the work would be likely to be effective or not.

Due to being insured as a Medical Practitioner online appointments with overseas based clients are unfortunately not possible, unless a client has been seen by me in Australia in the previous 12 months.