WorkCover & Motor Accident Psychologist

Workplace injuries and motor vehicle accidents can have significant psychological effects - including PTSD, depression, anxiety and difficulties adjusting to changes in daily function. These are recognised injuries that warrant the same level of care as physical ones.

 We provide psychological assessment and therapy for people with WorkCover and Motor Accident Scheme (SIRA) claims in the Northern Rivers and via Telehealth.


What we provide

  • Psychological therapy for the mental health consequences of workplace injury or motor vehicle accidents

  • Formal psychological assessments documenting the nature and functional impact of psychological injury

  • Reports and clinical documentation for case managers, treating practitioners and legal teams

  • Coordination with WorkCover, SIRA and other relevant parties

What we work with

  • PTSD and acute stress following a traumatic event

  • Depression and mood difficulties

  • Anxiety and avoidance, including driving-related phobias following accidents

  • Adjustment difficulties following changes to work, routine and identity

  • Moral Injury

  • Psychological aspects of chronic pain

  • Sleep difficulties

Accidental death

We have a specific interest in working with people who have caused accidental death - through a vehicle accident, workplace incident, or other unforeseen event. These individuals often carry a particular combination of grief, guilt and moral injury that is distinct from other types trauma and is poorly served by generic treatment approaches. If this applies to your situation, please get in touch.

Working with other practitioners

We work with GPs, rehabilitation consultants, occupational therapists, case managers and legal teams as needed. We understand WorkCover and SIRA reporting requirements and provide clear, timely documentation.

Funding options

  • WorkCover (SIRA)

  • Motor Accident Scheme (CTP claims)

  • Private health insurance (check with your insurer

  • Private (self-funded)

Sessions are available in person at Meadows Medical Centre, Mullumbimby, or via Telehealth.