Privacy & Your Information
What our preliminary enquiry forms request, how information is used, and which operational details need confirmation. Read Privacy Policy →
Make an enquiry Explore how we approach privacy, consent, fees and cancellations, so you understand what to expect before choosing a service.
Our policies and service arrangements are being finalised. Applicable terms will be confirmed before bookings open.

Good decisions start with understandable information about what is collected, what a service involves and how you can participate.
What our preliminary enquiry forms request, how information is used, and which operational details need confirmation. Read Privacy Policy →
Your role in deciding whether to proceed, the importance of informed consent, confidentiality and relevant family participation. Understand your rights →
How we approach readable pages, keyboard navigation, reduced motion and accessible communication. Accessibility information →
How to raise a concern and where to obtain independent Victorian health or NDIS complaint information. Feedback pathways →
These documents help clarify what reading the site, making an enquiry or arranging a service means—and what is not yet final.
How the information, links and general enquiries on this site should be understood. Read Terms of Use →
The proposed 24-hour cancellation notice, the 100% charge for late changes or missed private appointments, and the rule treating arrivals over 15 minutes late as a missed appointment. Review cancellations →
Counselling qualifications and scope, screening versus diagnosis, reports and how emergencies should be handled. Read professional information →
Service types, funding arrangements, two-tier screening and the need to confirm final prices. Explore fees →
Sometimes the most useful next step is information from a public organisation or another professional service.
We're finalising our policies before appointments become available. These will explain privacy, consent, fees, professional standards and how to raise a complaint. You can review the relevant terms and ask questions before agreeing to a service.