Does CTP cover therapy for a Collector resident after a highway crash?

Yes. If a car accident on the highway near Collector is behind what you're dealing with, CTP funding covers related psychology sessions, alongside Medicare or private pathways for anything else going on.

How long is the trip in from Collector?

About 35 minutes and 40 kilometres via the Federal Highway. We can set sessions fortnightly rather than weekly if that suits the drive and your schedule better, with telehealth available in between visits.

How do I get a Medicare rebate for psychology?

Your GP writes a Mental Health Treatment Plan, which covers up to ten rebated sessions a calendar year. Bring it to your first appointment and we bill Medicare directly where possible. You can also see a psychologist privately without a plan, or through NDIS, WorkCover, CTP, or DVA.

Is what I say confidential?

Yes. There are legal exceptions — risk to life, a court subpoena, and child-safety concerns — and the psychologist talks these through at the first session. Any contact with your GP, the person who referred you, or a family member needs your written consent.

35 minutes from Collector

Psychology in Collector.

Name: Goulburn Health Therapy
Address: 37 Ross Street, Goulburn, NSW, 2580, AU
Telephone: (02) 4822 0144
Price range: $$

We treat Collector residents from our Goulburn clinic — about 35 minutes and 40 km away.

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Local care

Psychology for Collector residents.

Highway travellers pass through Collector every day, but the heritage village itself, about 35 minutes and 40 kilometres south-west of Goulburn via the Federal Highway, is home to a small, settled community of grazing families and long-term residents. Living beside a busy through-road means Collector sees more than its share of traffic incidents, and the trauma that follows a crash — whether you were driving, a passenger, or first on the scene — doesn't always resolve on its own.

Our AHPRA-registered psychologists work with trauma, anxiety, and grief using CBT, ACT, EMDR, and schema therapy, and CTP funding is available where a car accident is behind what someone is dealing with. Grazing families managing property stress and older residents adjusting to loss are just as welcome, with Medicare, private, and DVA pathways alongside it.

Getting here

The drive in from Collector.

Collector sits south-west of Goulburn, about 40 km from the clinic and roughly 35 minutes away via the Federal Highway. Our clinic is at 37 Ross Street in the centre of Goulburn, with parking on site — an easy trip for a first assessment or a standing block of appointments.

What we treat

What Collector patients see us for.

Psychologists work with the mind — anxiety, low mood, trauma, grief, and the patterns that keep showing up. Ours are AHPRA-registered and trained in proven therapies like CBT, ACT, EMDR, and schema therapy, and they're the right people to talk to before you decide therapy isn't for you.

Anxietygeneral, social, panic, health worry
Low mood and depression
Stress and burnoutwork, study, caring
Traumasingle events or long-running
Grief, loss, and adjustment
Mental injury after a workplace or car accident

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Funding

Ways to pay.

Collector residents can use any of these pathways for psychology, subject to eligibility and the right referral or plan.

Medicare
Private health
WorkCover
CTP
DVA
NDIS

Common questions

Questions we get asked a lot.

Does CTP cover therapy for a Collector resident after a highway crash?
Yes. If a car accident on the highway near Collector is behind what you're dealing with, CTP funding covers related psychology sessions, alongside Medicare or private pathways for anything else going on.
How long is the trip in from Collector?
About 35 minutes and 40 kilometres via the Federal Highway. We can set sessions fortnightly rather than weekly if that suits the drive and your schedule better, with telehealth available in between visits.
How do I get a Medicare rebate for psychology?
Your GP writes a Mental Health Treatment Plan, which covers up to ten rebated sessions a calendar year. Bring it to your first appointment and we bill Medicare directly where possible. You can also see a psychologist privately without a plan, or through NDIS, WorkCover, CTP, or DVA.
Is what I say confidential?
Yes. There are legal exceptions — risk to life, a court subpoena, and child-safety concerns — and the psychologist talks these through at the first session. Any contact with your GP, the person who referred you, or a family member needs your written consent.