AWG psychology in Strathfieldsaye, Victoria, Australia | Doctor

AWG psychology

Locality: Strathfieldsaye, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 434 821 545

Address: 955 Wellington way 3551 Strathfieldsaye, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.awgpsychology.com.au

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25.01.2022 "Eye contact is very difficult for me."

23.01.2022 Fantastic Employment Opportunity

23.01.2022 Introducing Hattie. Hattie will be popping into the clinic to meet you all soon. Hattie will eventually be joining the team full time as she learns the ropes.

23.01.2022 The APS has compiled a table of announcements that compensable schemes have made across the country in regards to COVID-19 psychological services and provisions... for telehealth. The table can be used as a quick referral guide for practitioners with clients that are utilising a compensable scheme https://bit.ly/2WT3NnK See more

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19.01.2022 Media Release: APS welcomes universal access to telehealth for Australians during the coronavirus outbreak. bit.ly/2Jn0Ofw

18.01.2022 Reaching out for the support of a psychologist can seem like a big task but there are pathways for seeking help. Find out more https://www.psychology.org.au//how-to-access-a-psychologist #mentalhealth #psychology #MakingTime

17.01.2022 The Federal Minister for Health has announced that from Monday 20 April, it is no longer a requirement that psychologists bulk bill for services provided to cer...tain clients, including those aged under 16 years of age, concession cardholders, and clients vulnerable to COVID-19. APS members will be provided with the MBS information as soon as it becomes available. See more

17.01.2022 The APS has developed this resource for older Australians on how to help keep stress and anxiety at bay during the COVID-19 outbreak bit.ly/COVID19olderadults #covid19 #mentalhealth

16.01.2022 With many Australian students returning to school for the first time in months, prep and kindergarten students may need to 'transition' to the school routine, ...just as they did earlier in the year. In the early weeks back, your child might need support. Some of the simple things you can do to help include: * Trying to make after-school time a bit special, with a snack and time for the two of you to chat. * Being patient if your child wants to blurt out every little detail about school, or clams up completely. * Trying to be flexible with snacks and meals. Your child will probably be very hungry after school. If you give them a small, healthy snack straight after school, it’ll help to keep them going until dinner. For more ideas to help the first few weeks go smoothly, read our article https://raisingchildren.net.au//school-cho/starting-school

15.01.2022 Axel Scheffler, who illustrated the Gruffalo, has produced a digital book for primary age children, free for anyone to read on screen or print out, about the co...ronavirus and the measures taken to control it. He has had advice from medical professionals, head teachers and a child psychologist. The book answers key questions in simple language appropriate for 5 to 9 year olds. It allows children and families to have access to good and reliable information, and the familiarity of the pictures will hopefully be re-assuring for the many children who have read the picture books. The book is free https://nosycrow.com//released-today-free-information-boo/

15.01.2022 Something very exciting is coming to AWG Psychology..Something very exciting is coming to AWG Psychology..

13.01.2022 The new item numbers for the additional 10 Medicare sessions for people in Victoria are now available on our website (sessions 11-20). APS members can log in to access the information now http://ow.ly/Ybad50AT5I3

12.01.2022 Joint media release by The Hon Greg Hunt MP, Minister for Health, and Professor Michael Kidd AM, Principle Medical Advisor, confirming that the Australian Gove...rnment is expanding Medicare-subsidised telehealth services for all Australians and providing extra incentives to general practitioners and other health practitioners. Services will include mental health treatment. These critical changes have been designed in partnership with key stakeholders in the sector including the Australian Psychological Society. https://www.health.gov.au//covid-19-whole-of-population-te

11.01.2022 Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt has announced the Medicare Better Access program will be expanded to provide Victorians access to a further 10 sessions under the mental health care plan. The APS welcomes this news and congratulates the Federal Government. More to come.

09.01.2022 The APS has been advised that Medicare hopes to resolve issues with the billing system related to the additional 10 sessions for clients in Victoria before the ...end of the week. Psychologists are advised to resubmit claims early next week. It is undoubtedly a busy time for Medicare and the Department, and we acknowledge their hard work and support. See more

07.01.2022 Although physical distance is important to help us contend with the coronavirus, it is crucial that we maintain, or even increase, our social contact with others during this unprecedented time http://ow.ly/ZNpL50yWZIg

03.01.2022 Announced today: From tomorrow, Monday 6 April, psychologists will be able to apply their usual billing practices (eg, a co-payment) to services provided to som...e clients. Services provided to clients who are concessional, under the age of 16, or in a vulnerable category (ie at risk of COVID-19) must be bulk billed, but for other clients, the services may be bulk billed or psychologists can choose to charge a co-payment. More information to come.

02.01.2022 How much time children and young people spend online is concerning particularly now, during the pandemic. Know the risks and find out what you can do to help keep the online experience positive and safe http://ow.ly/6q3d50B0w2F #psychology #psychologist #mentalhealth