Registered psychologist seeing clients by video and phone across NSW. His profile states he is SIRA-accredited and works with people under both workers compensation and CTP (motor accident) claims, including psychological symptoms stemming from physical injury.
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.
These reactions are recognised responses to a frightening event, and they are treatable rather than something you simply have to wait out.
Working by video means you can begin from home rather than driving to a clinic, which can help while getting back behind the wheel still feels hard.
How psychology is funded through CTP
The scheme is regulated by the State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) under the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017.
For the first 52 weeks after a motor accident, treatment and care benefits are generally available regardless of who was at fault.
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.
Before you enquire, it can help to read How long a CTP claim takes.
Independent listing, with no affiliation to the practice. Contact details are not published here; verify CTP cover with the practice and registration at ahpra.gov.au.