Quick Answers to Common Questions
What is the cost?
Therapy sessions are $190 for 50 minutes.
With a Mental Health Treatment Plan and GP referral, you can access a Medicare rebate of $85.20 per eligible session.
Who needs to provide consent for treatment?
How do I make an appointment?
You can organise an appointment by calling 0491 635 616 or emailing britt@brightspacetherapy.com.au
Can I access Medicare rebates?
Yes. With a referral from your GP and a Medicare Mental Health Treatment Plan, you can access a rebate of $85.20 per eligible session (up to 10 sessions per calendar year).
To make things easier, Medicare rebates can be processed online by your therapist after your session.
Do I need a GP referral?
A referral from your GP is needed if you will be accessing Medicare rebates.
If you are accessing services through NDIS funding or privately, a GP referral isn’t required.
GP referrals and Mental Health Treatment Plans can be provided by fax or email.
Email: britt@brightspacetherapy.com.au
Fax: 07 3523 3701
Can I use private health insurance?
As coverage can vary between insurers and policies, we recommend confirming directly with your provider if they cover counselling services from an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker.
Do you provide NDIS supports?
Bright Space Therapy can provide NDIS supports to self-managed and plan-managed participants. We are unable to deliver supports to NDIA-managed participants.
Supports are provided under the following item codes:
- Early Childhood Supports (Under 7) – Early Childhood Professional – Item Code: 15_005_0118_1_3
- Assessment Recommendation Therapy or Training – Social Worker – Item Code: 15_621_0128_1_3
Are there are services not provided?
Bright Space Therapy doesn’t provide the following services:
- Cognitive and neurodevelopmental assessments (including ADHD and autism assessments)
- Assessment, documentation or recommendations for family court proceedings
- Home visit appointments
- Bright Space Therapy does not accept referrals where there is significant conflict or current/upcoming legal or mediation processes related to child living arrangements and parenting. This is done in the spirit of making sure families get the right type of support for their needs.