Registered psychologist in Bankstown at a practice that lists CTP insurance directly among the schemes it bills under, with both face-to-face and telehealth sessions. Confirm current CTP arrangements for your claim 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.
These reactions are recognised responses to a frightening event, and they are treatable rather than something you simply have to wait out.
South West Sydney is a large catchment, so a local option can save a long trip while you are still recovering.
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.
Keeping your claim number and any correspondence from the insurer to hand can make arranging the first sessions simpler.
Psychological treatment is funded when it is reasonable and necessary for an injury caused by the accident, and your insurer approves the treatment plan.
Before you enquire, it can help to read Do you need a referral to see a psychologist?.
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.