Frequently Asked Questions

Book with: Psychiatrists

• See your GP for a referral and have them address it to the psychiatrist you wish to see at our clinic.
• Email your referral direct or your GP can also send it direct via Medical Objects.
• Contact the clinic to confirm we have received your referral.
• Our friendly administration team will get in contact with you via a text message or phone call to discuss the outcome of your referral once the psychiatrist has reviewed it. They will be in contact with you within 5 business days of receiving your referral.

 

If you don’t hear from us within these 5 business days, you are welcome to contact the clinic for an update and check in.

Make sure your contact details are up to date with your referring GP and provided on your referral so that we can get in contact with you promptly. If you have any particular booking or clinician preferences, it’s important for this to be listed on your referral or MHCP so our triage team can select the best fit clinician for you.

We are open from Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 4:00pm.

Psychiatry

• Initial Consultation (45+ Minutes) – $605, Medicare rebate of $262.10 available with a valid GP referral.
• Standard 30-Minute Subsequent Consultations – $345, Medicare rebate of $134.00 available with a valid GP referral.
• One-off Assessment – $725, Medicare rebate of $455.60 available with a valid GP referral.
• After Hours Telehealth Initial Consultation (45+ Minutes) – $650, Medicare rebate of $262.10 available with a valid GP referral.
• After Hours Telehealth 30 minute Subsequent Consultation – $400, Medicare rebate of $134.00 available with a valid GP referral.

 

Psychology

• Clinical Psychologist (50mins) – $275 initial appointment & $265 for subsequent appointments, Medicare rebate of $145.25 available with a Mental Health Care Plan.
• General Psychologist (50mins) – $240 initial appointment & $225 for subsequent appointments, Medicare rebate of $98.95 available with a Mental Health Care Plan.
• Provisional Psychologist (50mins) – $110, No Medicare rebate available.

 

Mental Health Social Worker

• Accredited Mental Health Social Worker (50mins) – $215 initial appointment & $200 for subsequent appointments, Medicare rebate of $87.25 available with a Mental Health Care Plan.

 

ADHD Coaching – 2026 Pricing 

• Intake Session: $260 per session. (90 minutes)
• Casual Sessions: $190 per session. (50  minutes)
• Package Options:
  • Focus Essential Package: – 6 sessions: $175 per session (to be used within 5 months).
  • Vitality Plus Package: – 10 sessions: $165 per session (to be used within 8 months).

 

Confirmation Policy 

Please be advised that, starting January 1st, 2025, we will implement a 48-hour confirmation policy. This means that if you fail to attend your scheduled appointment or cancel within 48 hours of your appointment time, a fee equivalent to 100% of the service cost will apply. This policy has been introduced to better serve all of our clients, allowing our reception team to offer available appointments to those on our waitlist who may need sooner availability.

Our centre is located at Level 7, 2 Wellness Way, Springfield Central QLD.

Parking:

We offer convenient, complimentary 30 min parking for all clients directly across the road from the building entry on the corner of Wellness Way and Health Care Drive. For any clients parking between 31 minutes and 4 hours there will be a fee of $5.50 to be paid at the boom gate. The parking lot is called Specialist Suites Parking.

Public transport:

You can get to and from Omega Wellness Clinic via:

• 533 from Springfield Central Station to Wellness Way at Healthcare Drive
• 528 from Wellness Way at Healthcare Drive to Springfield Central Station

Additionally, you can connect to the above stops from USQ via:

• 534 from USQ, Sinnathamby Blvd to Springfield Central Station
• 528 from Springfield Central Station to USQ, Sinnathamby Blvd

You can also plan your journey via the Translink Website.

Group therapy is an evidence-based psychological practice where more than one individual undergoes therapeutic treatment in a group. Where appropriate, our programs incorporate group therapy to help provide you with connection and support from a group of people who are going through similar challenges, experiences, and mental health journeys.

For more on group therapy, follow the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7tsLHKuQCU

Psychologists and psychiatrists both work in the field of mental health, but there are some key differences. Psychologists typically hold a masters or doctoral degree in psychology and primarily provide assessment, psychotherapy and counselling. Psychiatrists, on the other hand, are medical doctors (M.D. or MBBS) who specialise in mental health, can prescribe medication and may provide some therapy.

Attending your first session with a psychologist can be daunting, and it is very normal to feel nervous and even anxious about doing so. Your psychologist will be aware of this, and will ensure as smooth and comfortable a process for you as possible.

Most psychologists will spend the first session focusing on getting an understanding of your history/background and what has prompted you to seek psychological support. To do this, they may ask you a number of questions about your life (e.g., family and history) and overall mental health experiences, and may ask you to fill out some questionnaires. This session is also an opportunity for you to ask questions and discuss what you hope to gain from therapy. Your psychologist is there to answer any questions you might have about what to expect from treatment, confidentiality, and modes of treatment available (i.e. in person or telehealth).

An ADHD coach is a trained professional who specialises in working with individuals who have attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). They provide support, guidance, and strategies to help individuals with ADHD better manage their symptoms and improve their overall functioning.

An ADHD coach helps individuals with ADHD by providing personalised support and coaching to address the challenges associated with ADHD. They assist in setting goals, developing strategies for time management, organisation, planning, and prioritisation. They also offer accountability, motivation, and help in developing coping skills and self-regulation techniques.

ADHD coaching is not rebatable by Medicare or private health insurance. NDIS can fund ADHD coaching, subject to certain conditions and criteria.

The Employment Assistance Fund (EAF) is a government program that can cover the full cost of ADHD coaching *and other workplace supports—like tools, training, or strategies to help you focus, organise, and thrive at work.

Are You Eligible?

You likely qualify if you:

• Live in Australia
• Work at least 8 hours per week (employed or self-employed)
• have a job, or have been offered a job, where the work will go for at least 13 weeks – there may be exceptions for shorter periods or for seasonal work
• Have ADHD or a similar condition that affects your work

Step 1: Book an Intake Session

Your first step is to book an intake session with me. During this session, we’ll:

• Identify what kind of support you need
• Clarify your workplace challenges
• Plan what will help you succeed

At the end, I’ll provide a formal supporting document with all the details needed for your application.

What I’ll Provide

As part of your application, I’ll:

• Confirm the assistance required
• Prepare a quote for coaching

How to Apply

Apply via the JobAccess Portal, with your employer or a DES provider, or by calling 1800 464 800. You’ll need basic job info like your hours and employer’s contact.

*Capped at a maximum of $1,642.29 (incl. GST) payable per eligible employee in a 12-month period.

This funding can be a game-changer—please don’t miss out if you’re eligible. I’m here to help at every step.

 

Bec – ADHD Coach