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    What are the different referral pathways I can follow to see a psychologist?

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    I would like to start seeing a psychologist but I have never seen one before and I don't have much money. How can I go about this in a more cost-effective way?
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    Medicare: Your GP or psychiatrist can write you a Mental Health Care Plan to see a psychologist. Medicare will give you a rebate for 10 sessions per calendar year. ATAPS: WentWest Primary Health Mental care If you live in the western suburbs and are in financial hardship and need to see a psychologist. You can see your GP who can give you a referral to WentWest who in turn will refer you to a psychologist specializing in the mental health area of your need. Private Health Insurance: If you have private health insurance that includes psychological counselling, then you may receive some rebates for the sessions. You need to check with your insurer the number of rebates you are eligible for in a year.

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