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Without university student Alex Lowe, children and teens battling anxiety, self harm and depression would be stuck on waiting lists or miss out on treatment altogether.

Without university student Alex Lowe, children and teens battling anxiety, self harm and depression would be stuck on waiting lists or miss out on treatment altogether.

Dozens of mental health sector representatives will meet in Canberra on Monday as almost 70 per cent of people who receive psychology treatments pay for government-subsidised services.

Dozens of mental health stakeholders will meet in Canberra on Monday as almost 70 per cent of people who receive psychology treatments pay out-of-pocket for government-subsidised services.

Cutting the number of subsidised psychologist appointments available from 20 to 10 is a deeply regressive measure and part of the campaign to depict the COVID-19 pandemic as a thing of the past.

FEDERAL Member for Gippsland, Darren Chester, has condemned Labor’s decision to cut additional Medicare-subsidised psychology sessions. Mr Chester said the […]

The controversy over a cut to the number of Better Access psychology sessions is distracting us from a much bigger crisis.

The controversy over a cut to the number of Better Access psychology sessions is distracting us from a much bigger crisis.

The controversy over a cut to the number of Better Access psychology sessions is distracting us from a much bigger crisis.

The controversy over a cut to the number of Better Access psychology sessions is distracting us from a much bigger crisis.