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Lead the Way - Psychology and Animal Assisted therapy

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Psychology and Animal Assisted therapy

With a range of skills and treatment modalities available to clients, our psychologists are equipped to work with a wide variety of issues, from relationship difficulties to school problems and mental health concerns.

Our psychologists are registered with AHPRA (PBA) the national regulatory body for Psychologists, and hold memberships of the Australian Psychological Society. We offer a range of evidence based treatments tailored to suit the needs of our clients, including the Medicare approved treatments of CBT, and interpersonal therapy.

Flexible options are available, including after hours appointments and outreach to schools where appropriate. Medicare rebates are available (with a Doctor’s referral) and private health insurance rebates may apply. Funding options through EMML/ATAPS are also available. Reduced rates apply for pensioners and health care card holders.

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Peak bodies analysis of this years State Government Budget

What are the peak bodies saying. We hear from CHP, CHFV and VCOSS

Council to Homeless Persons (CHP)

The Council to Homeless persons has congratulated the Victorian Government on the significant investments in housing, homelessness and family violence announced in this year's State Budget. While many of the commitments outlined in the Budget had been announced previously, they are worth recognising a second time; in particular, the Government’s major housing centrepiece Homes for Victorians, which includes $1 billion commitment to a Social Housing Growth fund. The other big news in this year's budget was the $1.9 billion investment in family violence services. Given the insidious relationship between homelessness and family violence, this commitment is highly commended. 

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