Psychology after a motor vehicle accident

CTP psychologists
in Sydney.
Your next chapter.

An accident can change how everyday life feels. Get support for driving anxiety, trauma and the challenges of recovery.

Sydney clinics & NSW telehealthInsurer billing when approved

We will explain the appointment and funding arrangements before you begin. No need to have every answer ready.

Alexander Robertson, Registered Psychologist at Logic Lounge
Holly Suen, Registered Psychologist at Logic Lounge
Ayuna Godinez, Registered Psychologist at Logic Lounge
Find your person.Explore the Logic Lounge team.

Sydney clinic optionsChoose a location that works for you.

Telehealth across NSWWhen online care is appropriate.

Clear funding arrangementsWe confirm before insurer-billed care.
Our psychologists

Meet the people behind your care.

Explore their approach, practical details and appointment options.

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Support for what comes next

Recovery is not only physical.

Start with what is affecting you now. You do not need to know the name of a condition to ask for help.

01

Driving &
travel anxiety

Talk about fear of driving, being a passenger or travelling after an accident, and what that means for everyday life.

Explore driving anxiety

02

Trauma &
difficult memories

Discuss distressing reminders, feeling on edge, disrupted sleep or concerns about PTSD after a motor vehicle accident.

Explore trauma support

03

Pain, mood &
adjustment

Make space for the emotional impact of injury, changed routines, uncertainty and the demands of recovery.

Explore adjustment support

These are examples of concerns, not a diagnosis. Your psychologist will discuss the care that may be appropriate for you.

You can start here

You do not have to be
"back to normal"
to ask for support.

Maybe it is the journey to work. The appointment you keep putting off. The way you feel when a car brakes suddenly. Or simply knowing that things have changed.

Tell us what you are looking for. We can discuss a psychologist, a place to attend and a practical next step.

Your goalsYour questionsAn individual plan
A clearer pathway

From unsure to a first appointment.

How CTP care works

1

Tell us what you need

A short conversation about your concerns, claim stage and preferred location.

2

Clarify the arrangements

We discuss suitability, paperwork, funding and any cost before you proceed.

3

Meet your psychologist

Talk about what has changed and what you want the next stage of care to focus on.

4

Review your plan

Discuss goals, progress and any changes needed as treatment continues.

CTP funding, explained

Less uncertainty
before you book.

For treatment confirmed under the relevant approval, we bill the insurer directly.

We check the specific appointment arrangements rather than assume an open claim covers everything. Our team will explain what to provide and any fee that could be your responsibility.

Before your appointment

A useful starting checklist.

  • Claim or insurer reference number, if you have one.
  • Insurer contact and any written treatment approval.
  • Any GP referral or relevant information already provided.
  • Your questions about attending, consent or costs.
Still waiting on your claim? You can speak with us now. Contacting us does not confirm insurance cover or commit you to treatment.
A simpler place to start

Not sure what
to do next?

Three quick questions can help you prepare for a conversation with our team. No clinical terms. Just a starting point for your conversation.

No name, claim number or health history is requested. Your choices stay in this page and are not sent or saved. This is an appointment guide, not a clinical assessment.

Prefer to talk? Call 02 7256 7070

Speak with our intake team

Call (02) 7256 7070 and tell us you are enquiring about CTP psychology. We can discuss your claim stage, support needs and preferred location.

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Closer to home. Or online.

Find a CTP psychologist
near you.

Explore Sydney clinic options, or ask about telehealth across NSW when travel is difficult. We will confirm practitioner suitability and availability.

Compare locations & access

For GPs, insurers & referring professionals

One referral.
A team to help find the fit.

Nominate a practitioner, or ask us to help identify an option based on the client's needs, location and circumstances.

Understand your options

Helpful guides.
Less guesswork.

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Before you book

Questions are
a good place to start.

You do not have to navigate the details alone. Here are a few things people often ask.

Do I need an approved claim before contacting you?

No. You can contact our team while you are gathering information or waiting on a decision. Contacting us does not establish insurance cover. Before treatment, we will clarify the appointment arrangements and any costs that could be your responsibility.

Do I need a GP referral or a Mental Health Treatment Plan?

You can contact us directly to discuss CTP care. Please provide any GP referral, clinical information or insurer documents you already have. A Medicare Mental Health Treatment Plan is not the same as CTP treatment authorisation; our team will explain what is needed for your appointment.

Can I attend CTP psychology by telehealth?

Telehealth may be an option where it is clinically appropriate and the funding arrangements have been confirmed. Our team will discuss privacy, technology and safety before your first session. Learn about NSW telehealth appointments.

Will you bill my insurer directly?

For treatment we have confirmed is authorised for insurer billing, we bill the insurer under the agreed arrangements. We do not promise that every appointment, report or missed session will be covered. Ask us to clarify any fee before proceeding.

How many sessions will I need?

There is no fixed number that fits every person. Your psychologist will discuss goals and review your progress. Clinical recommendations and insurer-authorised sessions are not necessarily the same; any further treatment request needs the relevant funding arrangements.

Your next step does not have to be a big one

Start with a conversation.

Tell us what has changed since the accident. We can talk through the appointment options and what to arrange next.