Psychologist for veterans with a DVA card
PsychologyAU sees veterans with a DVA Gold or White Card, by secure telehealth anywhere in Australia or in person in Cleveland, QLD.
DVA pays for your sessions directly, so there is no out-of-pocket cost to you.
Getting started
- Ask your GP for a DVA referral to a psychologist.
- Book online, choosing telehealth or in person in Cleveland.
- Bring your referral and DVA card details to your first session.
Each referral covers up to 12 sessions or 12 months, whichever comes first. If you need more, your GP can write a new referral.
How Lynn works with veterans
Lynn works with veterans experiencing trauma and PTSD, anxiety, depression, anger, sleep difficulties, grief, and the adjustment that comes with leaving the ADF and returning to civilian life.
Sessions draw on evidence-based approaches such as trauma-focused therapy, CBT and schema therapy, at a pace that suits you.
Common questions
Is there a gap fee?
No. DVA pays PsychologyAU directly for eligible sessions.
Can I have sessions by telehealth?
Yes. You can join from anywhere in Australia on a smartphone, tablet or computer. You just open the link you’re sent, and there’s nothing to download.
I'm currently serving in the ADF. What should I do?
Speak with your Medical Officer or the mental health team at your ADF Health Centre about a referral to a psychologist.
I'm a first responder. Where do I look?
See the First Responders page for QPS, QFD, SES and MRQ programs.
Ready to get started? Book online at any time.
Enquiries: hello@psychologyau.com.au or 07 2143 6545 (please leave a message).