Our DVA psychologist works collaboratively with veterans. We provide individualized care through veteran therapy, which targets particular issues including PTSD. We understand that every veteran has an individual experience and our staff is therefore committed to listening to the veteran and with support that can help the veteran feeling better.

With the help of our veteran psychologist, we strive to provide space for the veterans to process their experiences. At Someone Health, we also help develop effective PTSD coping strategies to navigate their life. Get the best veteran therapy from the most-experienced experts at Someone Health. Schedule an appointment today via call and take the first step towards a better life.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is DVA?

DVA is the Department of Veterans Affairs. Health cards are issued to all veterans, former members of the Australian Defence Force and their dependants

Someone.health can provide psychology services to all gold and white card holders.

What DVA Cards are supported?

All veterans are provided cards from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Someone.health supports DVA Gold and White Cards for psychology services.

Does my DVA White Card cover psychology?

You will need to check if your DVA White Card covers mental health treatment before booking a DVA appointment with Someone.health.

You can check your mental health entitlements through MyService. Once logged in, you should see either 'All mental health conditions - treatment only' or a specific mental health treatment condition with 'Treatment Only' or 'Treatment' next to it.

Is online therapy as effective as in-person therapy?

There are many studies proving online and face-to-face therapy are equally as effective.

Yes. Studies (like this one) have shown online therapy is just as effective as face to face. Similarly, research (like this one) demonstrates the importance of being able to quickly access care when needed.

Can I book weekly appointments?

Yes - your psychologist will work with you to determine the best treatment plan for you.

During your first session, your psychologist will work with you to develop a treatment plan that allows you to reach your goals. This may include regular sessions which could be weekly, fortnightly, monthly or just on specific dates that your psychologist recommends.