Registered psychologist in Ryde who works with adolescents and adults experiencing anxiety and depression, and speaks English and Portuguese. Ryde sits between the North Shore and Parramatta, handy from either direction. Because scheme cover was not confirmed on her public profile, check motor accident (CTP) arrangements carefully when you make contact.
After a car accident in NSW
It is common for the psychological effects of an accident to surface a little later, once the immediate practical matters have settled.
For some people the difficulty is a physical injury and the frustration, pain and worry that come with a slow recovery.
The North Shore and Northern Beaches are spread out, so many people here weigh up a local visit against telehealth from home.
How psychology is funded through CTP
If you were injured in a NSW motor accident, the cost of seeing a psychologist can be funded through the Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance scheme.
For the first 52 weeks after a motor accident, treatment and care benefits are generally available regardless of who was at fault.
Whether a particular psychologist takes CTP clients is decided practice by practice, which is why it is worth confirming before you book.
Before you enquire, it can help to read How CTP covers psychology in NSW.
We list this practitioner independently, with no affiliation and no contact details published. Availability and motor accident (CTP) billing are arranged by the practice, and the public register is at ahpra.gov.au.