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Coronavirus has changed the way many psychological services are being delivered. In many cases, eligible Australians can now see their psychologist via telehealth (ie. videoconference or phone). This information sheet provides guidance on how to access your psychologist through telehealth and a range of helpful tips related to using telehealth services.
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