Professional, compassionate support tailored to your needs.

Use the Book Online button, call the practice, or send an email. Booking links are tracked so the team can understand which pages are helping people find support.

Most sessions at Emerald Tree run for 45-50 minutes. Appointment length can vary depending on your circumstances, funding pathway and the type of support you are receiving.

You can book online to view available appointments, or call 03 5222 4737 if you would prefer to speak with the team. If you have a GP referral, Mental Health Care Plan or NDIS plan, please send it through before your appointment by email to hello@emeraldtree.com.au or fax to 03 5298 1108.

Wait times vary depending on your preferred availability and chosen therapist. On average there may be around a 2-week wait for an initial consultation, although availability changes regularly. Immediate availability may be possible for some NDIS participants, including children and adults.

Sometimes. If you are flexible with appointment times and can attend on short notice, ask to be added to the cancellation list and the team can contact you if an earlier appointment becomes available.

Yes. Telehealth is available Australia-wide where clinically suitable.

Therapy can support anxiety, stress, depression, relationships, trauma, grief, life transitions, parenting, caring responsibilities and general wellbeing.

Emerald Tree provides psychological therapies, relationship support, pregnancy options and postnatal care, child and adolescent therapy, older adult therapy, carer support, parenting and family support, career transition support, neurological and chronic health therapy, sexuality and intimacy support, disability and life skills support, EAP, workshops and allied health supervision.

You can contact Emerald Tree directly. If you have a GP mental health treatment plan, NDIS plan, EAP access or another referral pathway, bring those details when booking.

It can help to write a short one-page summary before your first session. Include the main challenges you are facing, symptoms you have noticed, relevant history and any previous support you have received. This helps your therapist understand what matters most from the start.

In-person and telehealth options are available where clinically suitable. The team can help you work out which format best fits your needs.

Yes. Sessions may include individuals, couples, families or support people when it is clinically appropriate and everyone understands the purpose of the appointment.

Your first session is a chance to talk through what has been happening, what you would like support with and what kind of therapy pathway may be useful.

If your GP has provided a Mental Health Care Plan, eligible sessions may contribute toward the Medicare Safety Net. Once the annual threshold is reached, Medicare rebates may increase and reduce out-of-pocket costs. Medicare does not cover relationship therapy, and you can self-refer without a GP referral.

Current rates include senior clinician sessions at $220-$230 where a Medicare rebate may apply with a valid referral, after-hours appointments at $250, allied health clinician sessions at $220, private therapy at $170 and relationship therapy at $250. Medicare rebates do not apply to private therapy, allied health clinician sessions or relationship therapy. Contact the team for NDIS or other funded program rates.

Emerald Tree is a time-billing practice. Pricing reflects the care, preparation, administration and professional support involved. For funded services, fees may apply to direct sessions, travel, consultations, team meetings, reporting and professional correspondence as needed.

Emerald Tree supports a range of funded pathways, including EAP, NDIS, Open Arms for veterans and families, carer-funded support and Open Place pathways where suitable. If your sessions are funded through a program, the team can guide you through the process.

Yes. If you or a loved one has a connection to the Australian Defence Force, please let the team know in your intake form because you may be eligible for additional support pathways.