• Individual Counselling: $170 for 60 minutes (in-person or online)

• Couples Counselling: $290 for 90-minutes (in-person only)

• Family Therapy/Parenting: $290 for 90-minutes (in-person only)

• Clinical Supervision: $150 (online only) 

• 6 hours of couples or family counselling on a Saturday: $1200 (in-person only)

• $75 fee for report writing to schools/teachers, phone calls with teachers/wellbeing staff, clinical student supervision reports for university, etc. 

• Online session bookings - email natalie@backtobasicscounselling.com

• Natalie is an insurance provider for Medibank, HCF, ARHG, ahm & soon-to-be Bupa 

Cancellation Policy
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Attending all your appointments on time is essential for your treatment and progress. Research reflects that clients who are motivated and eager for change, value their therapy appointments and make them a priority. Counsellors such as myself rent our office space, so if you cancel your appointment in short notice, we lose financially. Therefore, should you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment, I respectfully request a 48 hours' notice. You will be charged the full fee for your session if you cancel after 48 hours. 
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Sudden illness and emergencies happen, so if you suddenly come down with an illness, please ring me on 0412 121 580 as soon as possible.

A medical note may be requested. 

 

Medicare Rebate 

Counsellors do not qualify for the Medicare Rebate scheme. In Australia, one notable difference between psychologists and counsellors with advanced degrees who report to the Australian Counselling Association (ACA) or Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA) is their eligibility for Medicare reimbursement. 

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Counsellors such as Natalie with Masters degrees who are members of the Australian Counselling Association (ACA) or the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA) often adjust their fees to align closely with the Medicare gap fee. This practice aims to make counselling services more financially accessible for clients who would otherwise seek services from Medicare-eligible psychologists

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