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Anxiety Treatment Australia: Anxiety disorder help, information and psychologist list
Anxiety Treatment Australia: Anxiety disorder help, information and psychologist list


 

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Anxiety Treatment Australia provides information about anxiety disorders and the treatment options available. You will also find information on psychologists around Australia who treat anxiety disorders and who offer group therapy & workshops.

This website is brought to you by Catherine Madigan, a Melbourne Clinical Psychologist who specialises in the treatment of Anxiety Disorders.
(ABN 51 109 368 630)

Contact Anxiety Treatment Australia for an appointment for therapy on:

Email:

catherine@socialanxietyassist.com.au

Phone:

(03) 9819 3671
0419 104 284

Address:

74 Bendigo Street
Richmond 3121
Victoria

Anxiety Treatment Australia will endeavour to respond to emails within 2 working days. Should you wish to email us please include your first name and surname as: The Australian Psychological Society Code of Ethics requires that psychologists make and keep adequate records. Therefore records of email communications will be kept. Note that any psychologists records, including emails can be subpoeanaed by a court.

Anxiety Treatment Australia offers therapy for:

  • Generalized Anxiety Disorder (excessive worrying)
  • Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (e.g. this condition may develop after: a motor vehicle accident,an assault, or some other event where the individual was exposed to a life threatening or severely injurious situation which  involved themself or others).
  • Panic Disorder (anxiety attacks)
  • Specific Phobias (e.g. heights, dogs, spiders, blood etc.)
  • Social Anxiety ( fear of being negatively judged or evaluated by others)
  • Body Dysmorphic Disorder (excessive preoccupation with one's appearance, worrying  about an imagined defect  or blowing out of proportion  a slight fláw in one's appearance).

Some people may not fit the criteria for a diagnosis of an  anxiety disorder but be experiencing  symptoms of stress and anxiety  and require stress management. Anxiety Treatment Australia also provides stress management.

Medicare Rebates Now Available for Psychology
Medicare rebates are now available. You need to get your GP to refer you for psychological services under a GP Mental Health Care Plan if you wish to obtain the rebate for up to 12 individual sessions and/or 12 group sessions. Please obtain a referral letter with my name on it and a copy of your mental health care plan and bring both documents with you to your first session. The rebate for clinical psychological services is $119.80 per hour for individual therapy.

Confidentiality

Anxiety Treatment Australia observes the Victorian and Commonwealth Privacy Laws

All personal information gathered by Anxiety Treatment Australia during provision of the psychological service will remain confidential and secure except when:

  • It is subpoenaed by a court (any psychologists records, including emails can be subpoenaed)

  • Failure to disclose the information would place you or another person at risk

  • Your prior approval has been obtained to provide a written report to

    • another professional or agency (e.g. a GP or a lawyer)

    • discuss the material with another person e.g. a parent or employer

1. The Australian Psychological Society Ltd Considerations for Psychologists Providing Services on the Internet. February 1999.

The information on this site was lasted updated on 11th November 2003


PSYCHOLOGISTS

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What's the difference between a psychologist and a psychiatrist?

Psychologists have a four year degree in psychology plus 2 years supervision or a postgraduate qualification. Psychologists aim to help their clients change their problematic behaviours and thoughts and to develop appropriate strategies for dealing with life's challenges. Psychologists are not doctors and therefore they cannot prescribe medication. Psychologists are required to adhere to a code of professional ethics. You do not need a referral from your general practitioner to consult a psychologist.

Psychiatrists are medical doctors who did further study in the area of mental health. Psychiatrists, because they are doctors, are able to prescribe medication. Psychiatrists, like psychologists, are required to adhere to a code of professional ethics.

The only funding this site receives is that obtained from psychologists who pay to advertise their services on this website.

Disclaimer

Notice to Site Visitors - When you access this site you do so on the following terms and conditions:

  1. That any information contained on this site is not provided as an alternative to the obtaining of psychological advice from a duly qualified practitioner and is only provided by way of a general overview of the topics covered.

  2. That this site provides (1) links to other websites and (2) details of other practitioners, support groups and organisations providing psychological and medical treatments and therapies, and by proceeding with access you accept that the host of this site makes no representation as to the accuracy or suitability of the information and/or treatment provided by such other websites, practitioners, support groups and organisations.

  3. That any information contained on this site is for personal use only and information and materials on this site are not to be reproduced without prior permission from Anxiety Treatment Australia.
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  4. That any person accessing this site shall have no right to seek any compensation for any loss or damage from any party associated with the site howsoever occasioned.

  5. Anxiety Treatment Australia does not consider email counselling/advice to be an adequate substitute for face to face counselling. If you email www.anxietyaustralia.com.au you accept that the reliability and security limitations of internet technology limits confidentiality.


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