Workers Compensation & CTP Psychology
Our psychologists provide expert psychological services tailored to patients involved in WorkCover and Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance claims.
With over 26 years experience in injury management and medicolegal reporting, we understand the complexities of recovery and claims processes.
We provide detailed medico-legal reports to assist insurers, lawyers and tribunals.
Our approach is patient-centred, providing comprehensive support and guidance throughout the compensation claims process.
Accessing Workers Compensation & CTP Services
Psychological treatment under Workers Compensation or CTP schemes typically requires insurer approval prior to commencement. Our reception team can provide guidance regarding referral documentation, insurer requirements and appointment scheduling.
Individuals may also choose to attend privately if preferred. Appointments can be requested online or by calling 02 9785 9324. If you are unsure whether this service is appropriate for your situation, our team can assist with your enquiry.
Psychological Support Following Workplace or Motor Vehicle Injury
Individuals involved in workplace accidents or motor vehicle incidents may experience symptoms such as anxiety, low mood, trauma-related responses, adjustment difficulties and stress-related concerns.
Assessment begins with a detailed clinical interview to understand the incident, current symptoms, functional impact and relevant background history. This forms the basis of a structured treatment plan aligned with recovery goals and scheme requirements.
Comprehensive Assessment and Diagnosis
The initial consultation may include discussion of:
- The nature of the injury or incident
- Current psychological symptoms
- Occupational impact and functional limitations
- Previous mental health history
- Social and environmental factors
Where clinically appropriate, standardised assessment measures may be used to assist in diagnosis and treatment planning.
Clinicians commonly assess conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety disorders and adjustment-related presentations. The purpose of assessment is to provide diagnostic clarity and guide appropriate intervention.
Treatment and Rehabilitation
Psychological treatment focuses on supporting recovery, strengthening coping strategies and addressing symptoms that may interfere with daily functioning or return to work. Therapy is structured and evidence-based and may draw on approaches such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, trauma-informed models and motivational interviewing strategies where clinically appropriate.