Counselling with a difference
Our expert Psychologists and Allied Mental Health Professionals are here for you.
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Supporting you to improve your emotional and psychological wellbeing
A division of Relationship Matters, a not-for-profit organisation supporting healthy, respectful and fulfilling relationships in Victoria since 1947.
Registered Accredited Specialists
Professional
Minimal Wait Times
Medicare Rebates
Our Services
Our services are offered to individuals inclusive of sexual orientation, gender identity, ethnicity, religion, ability or socio-economic circumstance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clients referred via a Mental Health Treatment Plan are entitled to a Medicare rebate:
My Mental Health Matters offer reduced rates for Health Care Card holders or Pension Card holders.
Payment is required on the day of your appointment.
My Mental Health Matters will give you a receipt, which you can use to claim on your private health insurance. Please contact your respective health insurer to discuss applicable rebates.
Please note, clients are only eligible for one form of rebate at a time, either through Medicare or through private health insurance.
The Medicare Rebate is obtainable to clients who are referred by their general practitioner (GP). The Medicare rebate makes accessing a Psychologist more affordable by offering a considerable rebate to clients for 10 sessions per calendar year.
We have a 24-hour cancellation policy. A fee is applicable if a cancellation occurs with less than 24 hours’ notice.
You will need to arrange an appointment with your GP to discuss the Mental Health Treatment Plan. Once you have your Mental Health Treatment Plan from your GP, give us a call on 8650 6240 or email us at contact@mymentalhealthmatters.com.au to book an appointment.
Yes. If you have extras cover you will be able to claim a rebate from your health fund provider. As the rebate varies depending on your level of cover please call your Health Provider for more information.
A MHTP is an aid to identify what kind of healthcare is needed, determining the best treatment options, and facilitating a plan of action with set goals for all professionals involved.
No. You can only claim one or the other.