Canberra Psychology Centre for Children and Families

Clinical Psychologist · Psychologist · Acton, ACT

Limestone House, Corner of Lawson Crescent & Lennox Crossing, Acton ACT 2601

Private billingTelehealth

About Canberra Psychology Centre for Children and Families

Canberra Psychology Centre for Children and Families is a clinical psychologist practice in Acton, ACT with 3 listed practitioners, including clinical psychologists and psychologists. 1 of the practitioners offer telehealth and 2 are female.

Billing

This practice bills privately, so a fee applies and a Medicare rebate may be claimed afterwards.

Services

Mental healthChildren's healthMedical certificatesTelehealthNDIS

Practitioners at Canberra Psychology Centre for Children and Families (3)

Archana Nair

Clinical Psychologist · Psychologist · BA (Psych), MA (Clin Psych), PG Diploma of Psychology, MClinPsych MAPS

FemaleTelehealth

Kevin Bulbeck

Clinical Psychologist · Psychologist

Male

Natalia Worony

Clinical Psychologist · Psychologist · B.Psych (Hons), M.ClinPsych

Female

Common questions

Does Canberra Psychology Centre for Children and Families bulk bill?

This practice bills privately, so a fee applies and a Medicare rebate may be claimed afterwards. Eligibility can depend on age, concession status and the appointment type, so confirm when you book.

Does Canberra Psychology Centre for Children and Families offer telehealth?

1 practitioner at Canberra Psychology Centre for Children and Families indicates they offer telehealth consultations. Ask the practice which appointment types can be done by phone or video.

Is there a female clinical psychologist at Canberra Psychology Centre for Children and Families?

Yes. 2 of the practitioners listed at Canberra Psychology Centre for Children and Families are female.

How do I book an appointment at Canberra Psychology Centre for Children and Families?

Call the practice on (02) 6230 0880 during the opening hours listed above. HealthFinder does not take bookings on the practice's behalf.

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