Support for life
after an accident.
Start with what has changed for you. We will discuss the care that fits your circumstances, not ask you to diagnose yourself.
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.
Driving &
travel anxiety
Talk about fear of driving, being a passenger or travelling after an accident, and what that means for everyday life.
Trauma &
difficult memories
Discuss distressing reminders, feeling on edge, disrupted sleep or concerns about PTSD after a motor vehicle accident.
Pain, mood &
adjustment
Make space for the emotional impact of injury, changed routines, uncertainty and the demands of recovery.
These are examples of concerns, not a diagnosis. Your psychologist will discuss the care that may be appropriate for you.
Start with what has changed.
You might recognise more than one concern, or none of these descriptions may quite fit. The initial conversation is a place to explain what you are looking for, not a test you need to pass.
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.
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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Start with a conversation.
Tell us what has changed since the accident. We can talk through the appointment options and what to arrange next.
