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Seeking help

Seeing a Psychologist

If anxiety is affecting your day-to-day life, a psychologist may be able to help. Anxiety may also be a symptom of other mental health issues, so it is worthwhile seeking support if you are experiencing anxiety. Psychologists are highly trained and qualified professionals skilled in helping people with a range of mental health and wellbeing concerns.

There are a few ways you can access a psychologist. You can:

  • Use the Australia-wide Find a Psychologist service or call 1800 333 497
  • Ask your GP or another health professional to refer you.

If you are referred to a psychologist by your GP, you might be able to get a Medicare rebate to cover part of the cost of your treatment. You may also be able to receive psychology services via telehealth so you don’t need to travel to see a psychologist. Ask your psychologist or GP for details.

Getting a medical check-up

A medical check-up with a GP is also important to see if a health issue might underlie your symptoms. A GP or other medical specialist might also offer advice and assistance where medication might be of benefit.

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