Session structure
We do offer both telehealth and face to face appointments.
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Fees & Payments
Counselling sessions fees are $110 per 1 hour session.
50% of the session fee is payable on booking, and the remaining 50% is to be paid at the end of your session.
There is a new Low-Cost Counselling option for clients who are in need of counselling services, but are unable to pay the full fee. See here for more details.
Payments can be made by cash or direct deposit.
Direct deposits can be made to:
- Bank: Beyond Bank
- Account Name: KM Marshall
- BSB: 325185
- Account Number: 04031439
If you wish to change or cancel your appointment please give at least 48 hours notice by calling 0482 012 258.
If less than 48 hours notice is given, cancellations/appointment changes will attract a 50% cancellation fee.
If less than 24 hours notice is given, cancellations/appointment changes will attract a 100% cancellation fee.
Managing your information
During sessions I will, with your permission, take notes to keep track of our goals and progress together.
Any hard copy notes, records or correspondence from other practitioners will be stored in a locked filing cabinet which can only be accessed by myself as your counsellor. Computer records/files/correspondence will also be kept securely to prevent loss or security breaches.
All notes will be held securely until 7 years after your final appointment with this service. After this time they will be securely destroyed in accordance with all relevant laws and ethical requirements.
Should you wish to view a summary of your notes, you may submit a request in writing to serenity-counselling@outlook.com, and this will be provided to you at the earliest opportunity.
All communication between my clients and I, whether verbal or written, will be treated with utmost confidentiality. This includes counselling sessions, notes, reports, and other personal information.
On some occasions I may need to discuss your case with my clinical supervisor, but in this instance, no details identifying you will be disclosed to them. Under certain circumstances I may have a duty of care to break confidentiality.
These circumstances include:
- If I have reasonable cause to believe that a client poses a risk to their safety or the safety of others.
- If I am under a legal order to disclose information.
- In cases where consultation with other parties or agencies is requested and the client has agreed and provided written consent.