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WorkCover Counselling in Strathfield & Online

A workplace injury, physical or psychological, can affect every part of your life. If you have an approved NSW workers compensation claim, counselling sessions may be billed directly to your insurer.

At a glance

  • In person: Fridays 1:30pm – 7pm, 11/58 The Boulevarde, Strathfield NSW 2135
  • Online: Thursdays 1pm – 7pm, Fridays 1:30pm – 7pm, anywhere in Australia
  • Sessions in English or Korean (한국어)
  • Approved claim and referral needed
  • Fees: billed to the insurer once approved

Common reasons for referral

  • Work-related stress or psychological injury
  • Bullying or harassment at work
  • Anxiety or low mood after a physical injury
  • Adjusting to changes in your work or capacity
  • Preparing to return to work
  • Trauma after a workplace incident

How counselling can help

How counselling can help

Counselling focuses on your recovery: managing stress and symptoms, rebuilding confidence and supporting a safe return to work when you’re ready.

How it works

Getting started with your claim

1

Accepted claim

Have an accepted workers compensation claim and your claim number.

2

Referral

Get a referral from your GP or nominated treating doctor.

3

Approval

I request approval for sessions from your insurer.

4

Sessions

Approved sessions are billed directly to the insurer.

What to expect

What to have ready

When you get in touch, please have your claim number, your insurer and case manager’s details, and your referral. Case managers, GPs and lawyers are welcome to call 0450 941 246 to refer a client.

Questions

Frequently asked

Approved sessions are billed to the insurer. We’ll confirm approval before your first session.

Yes. Referrers are welcome to call 0450 941 246.

Counselling can still help with the stress, low mood or anxiety that often follows a physical injury. Your treating doctor can include it in your referral.

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Taking the first step is often the hardest. You don’t have to take it alone.

When you’re ready, send me a message and we can talk about where to start.