Frequently Asked Questions
Practical information about choosing a psychologist, making an enquiry, and the three independent practices.
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No. The website presents three independent practices in one place. Each psychologist is separately responsible for professional services, records, confidentiality, billing, and clinical or forensic decisions.
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Review the psychologists’ profiles and service pages, then contact the practitioner whose work appears most relevant to your needs.
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No. Enquiries should be directed to one practitioner and are not automatically circulated among all three.
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No. Therapy is a clinical service intended to support a client. A forensic assessment is an independent evaluative service undertaken for a defined legal or administrative purpose.
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No shared clinical record is created simply because the practitioners appear on the same website. Each practice maintains its own records. Information is not routinely shared between practices and may only be disclosed with an appropriate basis, including authorization or where required or permitted by law.
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Please contact the relevant psychologist directly. Fees, availability, referral requirements, and service arrangements are determined separately by each practice.
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No. Website enquiries and email are not monitored as emergency services. If you are in immediate danger, call 911 or attend the nearest emergency department.
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The Privacy page explains how information submitted through this website is handled. Each psychologist maintains a separate practice and is responsible for their own professional records.