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Telehealth Psychologist
Australia-wide

Compassionate care wherever you are

Online therapy means you can access integrative, compassionate support from wherever feels like home.

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How it works

I offer telehealth sessions, available anywhere in Australia.

I use a secure video call platform purpose-built for health consultations. It is a simple, browser-based video link. There's no software to download and no account to create.

You'll receive a link before your session, and you can click straight in from your computer, laptop, or mobile phone.

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Just as effective as in-person care

I've shaped how I work at Kapwa so that telehealth care is as helpful as in-person sessions. This is also backed by lots of research, which shows that telehealth can be just as effective as in-person sessions for trauma and other concerns.

A few ways this shows up in practice:

  • EMDR adapts fully to video. We can use different forms of bilateral stimulation, including self-tapping techniques or an online visual program

  • Interactive digital tools

  • Breaks as needed to manage screen fatigue

  • Drawing on your own environment. Whether it's a cushion, a blanket, an object in the room, or simply the comfort of a familiar space, we make use of what's around us

Somatic therapy also works this way, by integrating healing resources from your home or wherever you're meeting.

Telehealth can also be combined with EMDR Intensives, which run in person in Coffs Harbour, for those who find this combination helpful.

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How to prepare for your telehealth session

A few things help you get the most from a session:

A private space

Stable internet connection

Some room to move

A moment to settle beforehand

Common questions

  • Yes. The research shows that telehealth therapy, including EMDR and eating disorder support, can be just as effective as in-person therapy.

  • Medicare rebates are available for telehealth psychology sessions in the same way as in-person sessions, under a valid referral and plan from your GP.

    Private health insurance rebates depend on your individual policy and fund.

  • Yes. Both adapt well to video, and many clients do this work entirely via telehealth.

  • It happens! We simply reconnect and pick up where we left off. It's rarely disruptive to the work itself.

  • No. The telehealth platform that I use is accessed in your browser - just click the link you're sent.

  • Yes. The platform is designed for confidential clinical use.

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