It’s taken us all of 6 months but we’re finally an NDIS approved entity. Wohoo! We’re finally NDIS approved. This means that we can now apply the following throughout our website 🙂 Logic Lounge Psychology is finally a Registered NDIS Provider. We can provide these services at any of our locations – North Sydney Psychology, Pymble…
Workers compensation insurance provides support for workers with a work-related injury. Most employers in NSW are legally required to have a workers compensation policy to protect them from the costs of workers compensation claims (unless they are exempt). Workers compensation assists with the costs of weekly benefits, medical and hospital expenses and a range of other…
In part 2 of our series of advice on dealing with the current challenging period, here are some important tips to ensure you stay mentally healthy and make the most out of this time. Use this time of peace and quiet to develop yourself Have you ever thought to yourself, “when I have the time…
With all the turmoil that’s happening around the world right now…what can you do to not only survive but thrive during times where it seems like the world has effectively grinded to a halt? Today we share 3 key pieces of advice for you to make the most out of this time (and stay sane)…
We understand that seeing your psychologist is important. Hence we have enabled options to allow you to continue to see your psychologist. Medicare funded sessions Select Book Online, and select either of the below options: Psychologist – Telephone consultation (20 minutes) – Medicare funded (91183) / Covid-19 Psychologist – Telephone consultation (50 minutes) – Medicare funded…
We understand that seeing your psychologist is important and the welfare of our clients and staff are of utmost concern – hence we have adopted the following: Cleanliness and hygiene – We have posted notifications in all offices regarding the health alerts as provided by the Govt. We have added hand sanitisers into our offices…
From 17 January 2020, extra mental health services, including telehealth services, are available to people whose mental health is adversely affected by a bushfire that occurred in the 2019-20 financial year. The new services are provided by eligible psychologists, GPs and medical ractitioners, social workers and occupational therapists. The services are available to anyone whose…