Frequently Asked Questions
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Our services are available to:
Individuals seeking mental health or psychosocial support
Students, graduates, and professionals in health or community fields
People with overseas qualifications navigating the Australian system
Community organisations, employers, and partners
We support people at different stages of their personal and professional journey.
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It depends on the service:
Counselling: A GP Mental Health Treatment Plan is required if you wish to claim Medicare rebates
Private counselling, mentorship, supervision, training, and workforce support: No referral required
If you’re unsure, we can guide you.
Referrals can be made here: https://www.interhealthservices.com.au/referralpage
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We provide:
Individual counselling and psychosocial support
Trauma-informed and culturally responsive care
Psychosocial and mental health assessments
Care coordination and referral support
Services are delivered face-to-face and via telehealth.
Learn more https://www.interhealthservices.com.au/
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Yes.
We provide telehealth services Australia-wide, allowing you to access support wherever you are -
Our mentorship and workforce support services are suitable for people who:
Have a health, science, or community background
Are students, graduates, or early-career workers
Hold overseas qualifications
Are navigating career pathways or the Australian health system
Mentorship is tailored to your goals and needs.
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What is the difference between counselling, supervision, and mentorship?
Counselling supports individuals with mental health or psychosocial concerns
Clinical supervision supports professionals to reflect on practice, ethics, and client work
Mentorship focuses on career development, confidence, and system navigation
Each service has a different purpose.
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Yes.
We regularly support people with overseas qualifications to:Understand the Australian health and community systems
Explore employment or study pathways
Build confidence and clarity about next steps
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We provide Mental Health First Aid–informed training, delivered by an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker.
This training:
Builds awareness and confidence
Helps people recognise distress and respond safely
Does not provide MHFA certification
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PBS Awareness & Navigation support helps:
Staff and organisations understand PBS and referral pathways
Clients prepare for conversations with their GP or prescriber
We do not prescribe medication.
We support understanding and safe navigation of the system. -
Pricing varies depending on the service. We offer:
Individual session rates
Structured packages (e.g. supervision and mentorship)
Program and organisation pricing
You can view our full Services & Pricing https://www.interhealthservices.com.au/quick-link
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Yes.
We offer commitment-based packages for supervision, mentorship, training, and programs. These support continuity and value. -
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Cultural safety and inclusion are central to how we work.
Our services are trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and tailored to community context. -
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We partner with:Community organisations
Universities and training providers
Employers and workplaces
Funded programs and initiatives
All partnerships are clear, ethical, and paid.
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You can:
Explore our services
Make a referral
Book or enquire
Contact us for guidance
Contact us here: https://www.interhealthservices.com.au/contact-us
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That’s okay.
Many people start unsure. We can help you:Clarify your goals
Identify suitable services
Decide on next steps
You’re welcome to reach out for guidance.

