Psychology on any budget

Our mission is to provide affordable and accessible healthcare to all Australians, including options for bulk bill.

How it works

Pick the pricing option right for you

We make seeing a psychologist easy and affordable.

Medicare bulk bill
Up to ten annual sessions fully bulk billed. Psychologist choice and availability maybe limited.
^$0/session
Self fund
No Medicare? No problem. Pay upfront for immediate appointments.
NDIS
Self managed or plan managed participants can easily access our psychologists.
^$0/session
WorkCover
We have psychologists registered in all states to assist with workers comp claims.
^$0/session
Veterans (DVA)
We offer psychology support for ex-military via Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA).
^$0/session

Find out more about our services

How we compare

We aim to offer to provide the most affordable psychology prices in Australia

		OTHER PROVIDERS
Bulk billing	$0	x
Self funded - general psychologist	$137	$210*
Self funded - clinical psychologist	$182	$265*

* Average price calculated June 2024 from a variety of providers, including Talked, MyMirror and Online Psychologists Australia.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get bulk billed psychology?
Yes. Someone.health offers bulk billing for up to 10 psychology sessions per year.
If you are an Australian Medicare card holder, you can access bulk billed psychology sessions with Someone.health. While psychologist choice and availability may be more limited, the quality of care is the same for all of our services
What are the bank processing fees?
Whenever you make a payment to us there will be additional fees charged by the bank that are passed on.
If you're paying using an Australian bank card the fee is 30 cents plus 1.7% of the total amount, plus GST.
What payment methods do you accept?
We securely store your credit or debit card in your profile for any charges that maybe required.
You can choose from Apple Pay, Android Pay, Mastercard, Visa and American Express.
When will my card be charged?
If you have a Medicare bulk bill, NDIS, Workcover or DVA appointment, your card will only be charged if you cancel or do not turn up to your appointment, as per our cancellation policy.
If you have a fee-based appointment (self fund), your bank card will be charged two days prior to your appointment.
Is telehealth right for me if I'm having a mental health crisis?
Telehealth works well for mild to moderate mental health concerns. It is not designed for a mental health crisis or an acute episode. Some examples are:
- Psychosis (losing touch with reality, or having thoughts and beliefs that are not based in reality)
- A manic episode (racing thoughts, little need for sleep, and taking big risks)
- A severe eating disorder that needs medical care
- A serious risk of harming yourself or someone else
Because we are a telehealth service, we cannot manage these situations safely. If you are in crisis, please get help in person.
If you are having thoughts of suicide and need urgent support, see your GP. They can assess you and refer you to the right in-person service.
If you feel at risk of acting on these thoughts, or you cannot keep yourself safe, call 000 or go to your nearest emergency department. You can also call Lifeline any time on 13 11 14.
Once you are safe and you have the support you need in person, we welcome you to book with us for ongoing care.