Clinical psychologist (AHPRA clinical endorsement) in Erina on the Central Coast, working with anxiety, depression and trauma, with telehealth across NSW. Confirm motor accident (CTP) cover with the practice.
After a car accident in NSW
Anxiety about driving, broken sleep, flashbacks, low mood or feeling constantly on edge are common in the weeks after a motor vehicle accident.
It is common for the psychological effects of an accident to surface a little later, once the immediate practical matters have settled.
On the Central Coast, telehealth is common, so distance from a clinic need not decide who you can see.
How psychology is funded through CTP
For the first 52 weeks after a motor accident, treatment and care benefits are generally available regardless of who was at fault.
A GP referral is often the practical starting point, because it documents the link between the accident and how you have been feeling.
For an accepted claim, the CTP insurer usually pays the treating psychologist directly, rather than you paying up front.
Before you enquire, it can help to read How CTP covers psychology in NSW.
This is an independent listing, run without any affiliation to the practice. We do not publish contact details; confirm CTP billing and check ahpra.gov.au for current registration.