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Q: Do you have a physical psychology clinic in Darwin?

No. Pynk Health doesn’t operate a walk-in clinic in Darwin. All of our psychology sessions are offered online via secure Telehealth. This means you can speak with a female psychologist from home, work or another private space, without needing to attend a face-to-face appointment in town.

Q: Can I still see a psychologist if I live outside Darwin?

Yes. We support women living throughout the Northern Territory – including Darwin, Palmerston, rural areas and remote communities – as well as women in other states and territories. As long as you have a quiet space and a stable phone or internet connection, you can attend sessions from wherever you are.

Q: Are your psychology sessions for Darwin clients bulk billed?

We don’t bulk bill psychology sessions. However, if you have a referral and Mental Health Care Plan from your GP or psychiatrist, you may be eligible for Medicare rebates for a set number of sessions each year. This reduces your out-of-pocket cost. If you’re unsure how to organise a Mental Health Care Plan, your GP, support coordinator or our team can talk you through the general steps.

Q: How much does it cost to see a psychologist if I live in Darwin?

Standard therapy sessions with Pynk Health are generally priced between $225 and $282 per appointment, depending on the clinician and session type. For many clients who have a Mental Health Care Plan, the out-of-pocket amount is usually around $140 per session after the Medicare rebate is applied. For exact fee details, please check the fees section or contact us before booking.

Q: Can I use private health insurance for online psychology in Darwin?

In many cases, yes. A number of private health funds provide rebates for psychological services, including Telehealth, but this depends on your specific policy and level of cover. You may be able to use private health, Medicare (with a Mental Health Care Plan), or both at different times. Our admin team can help you understand what might apply in your situation and how to claim.

Q: Can I get an ADHD or autism (ASD) assessment if I live in Darwin or remote NT?

Yes. Pynk Health offers ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) assessments via Telehealth for women living in Darwin, Palmerston and other parts of the Northern Territory. The assessment is completed online using secure video and includes a thorough evaluation and written report. You don’t have to travel interstate or attend a physical clinic to complete an assessment.

Q: Do you provide psychology services for NDIS participants in the NT?

Yes. Pynk Health is an NDIS registered provider, and we offer online psychology services for NDIS participants living in Darwin and across the Northern Territory. All sessions are delivered via secure Telehealth (video or phone), so you can use your NDIS funding to access support from home or another private space that suits you.

Q: How does NDIS funding work for psychology sessions?

We can work with agency-managed, plan-managed and self-managed NDIS participants: If you’re agency-managed, the NDIA pays Pynk Health directly for approved psychology services. If you’re plan-managed, your plan manager receives our invoices and pays us from your NDIS funds. If you’re self-managed, you pay for your appointments upfront and then claim the money back from your NDIS budget yourself. If you’re not sure how your NDIS plan is managed or how to use it for psychology, your support coordinator, plan manager or our admin team can help explain the options.

Q: Do you offer after-hours or weekend appointments for Darwin clients?

Yes. We know that regular business hours don’t suit everyone’s lifestyle, especially if you’re working, studying or caring for family. Pynk Health offers after-hours and some weekend appointments, depending on each psychologist’s availability. When you get in touch, you can let us know what days and times usually work best, and we’ll try to match you with a clinician who can offer suitable session times.

Q: Can I choose which female psychologist I see?

Yes. When you first contact us, we’ll ask a few brief questions about what you’d like help with and any preferences you have – for example, experience with trauma, neurodiversity, perinatal mental health, relationships or burnout, as well as your preferred session times (including after-hours or weekends). We’ll then recommend one or more psychologists from our Australia-wide team so you can choose who feels like the best fit.

Online Psychologists for Women in Darwin

Living in Darwin or elsewhere in the Northern Territory often means dealing with big distances, extreme weather and limited access to local services. When you add work, family life, relationships and health to the mix, it’s understandable if you’re feeling stressed, flat, overwhelmed or simply not yourself.

Pynk Health is an online psychology clinic designed specifically for women. Our all-female team of psychologists and counsellors provides secure Telehealth sessions via video and phone, supporting women in Darwin, Palmerston, rural and remote NT, and right across Australia.

Even though we don’t run a physical clinic in Darwin, you can still work with an experienced female psychologist from the comfort of your own home or another private space that feels safe for you.

Pynk Health Psychologists Supporting Women in Darwin

Pynk Health does not currently have psychologists physically based in Darwin, but our Australia-wide team regularly supports women living in the NT via telehealth. If you’ve been searching for the best female psychologist in Darwin and feeling limited by local options, online therapy means you can work with the clinician who is the best fit for you, even if she lives in another state. You can be matched with the psychologist who best suits your needs, personality and availability – whether they live in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia or another state.

When you reach out, we’ll ask a few questions about what you’re looking for and recommend one or more clinicians who are a good fit – even if they’re not based in the NT, they’ll be experienced in supporting women around Australia through online sessions.

How Online Therapy Works in Darwin

All Pynk Health appointments are delivered via secure Telehealth, which means you can see a psychologist in Darwin without having to travel to a clinic.

You can choose:

Video sessions – similar to an in-person session, but via a secure video platform
Phone sessions – if you’d rather talk without being on camera

To make therapy more accessible for women with busy lives, appointments can also be booked after-hours and on weekends, depending on each psychologist’s schedule. This can be especially helpful if you:

Work full-time or do shift work
Have kids or caring responsibilities during the day
Live in remote or rural parts of the NT where services are limited
Find it stressful or impractical to attend in-person appointments

You just need a private space (at home, work, in your car or another quiet spot) and a reliable phone or internet connection. Many women find that Telehealth feels more comfortable and convenient than travelling to a clinic, especially in the NT’s climate and distances.

What Our Psychologists Can Help Women in Darwin With

You don’t have to “hit rock bottom” before you’re allowed to ask for help. If something doesn’t feel right emotionally, mentally or in your relationships, therapy can be a useful place to start making sense of it.

Our psychologists support women living in Darwin and across the NT with issues such as:

Depression and low mood

Feeling flat, numb or unmotivated can make it hard to keep up with everyday life. Therapy can help you understand what’s contributing to your mood and find small, realistic steps forward.

Anxiety, worry and panic

Constant worry, racing thoughts and physical anxiety symptoms can be draining. We’ll work with you to understand your anxiety and develop coping tools that fit with your life in the Territory.

Stress and burnout

Work demands, caring roles, isolation and other pressures can add up. We can help you recognise early signs of burnout, set boundaries and create a more sustainable routine.

Trauma and PTSD

Past traumas (including accidents, violence, complex childhood experiences or other difficult events) can affect your emotions, body, sleep and sense of safety. We offer a trauma-informed space to process your experiences at a pace that feels manageable.

Grief and loss

Grief can follow bereavement, relationship breakdowns, health changes, job loss or other big life shifts. We’ll support you as you navigate your grief and gradually adjust to your “new normal”.

Relationships and family concerns

Romantic relationships, family dynamics, friendships and workplace interactions can all be sources of stress. Therapy can help you understand patterns, strengthen communication and set clearer boundaries.

Body image and eating difficulties

Worries about food, weight or appearance can quietly shape many parts of your life. We provide a non-judgemental space to explore what’s going on and work towards a healthier relationship with your body and eating.

Substance use and coping behaviours

If alcohol or other substances have become your main way of coping, we can help you understand what role they’re playing and explore safer, more sustainable alternatives.

Perinatal and postnatal mental health

Fertility struggles, pregnancy, birth and the early years with a baby or young child can bring big emotional ups and downs. We support women in Darwin and across the NT through anxiety, low mood, identity changes and overwhelm in the perinatal period.

Perimenopause and menopause

Hormonal changes can affect mood, sleep, energy and relationships. We can help you make sense of these shifts and develop tools to navigate this stage of life.

Neurodiversity, including ADHD and Autism ASD

Many women start to wonder about ADHD or autism later in life, often after years of feeling “different” or misunderstood. We support you to explore your traits, build self-understanding and find strategies that work with your brain.

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

Intrusive thoughts and repetitive behaviours can be distressing and time-consuming. Therapy can help you understand these patterns and gradually loosen their grip on daily life.

ADHD and ASD Assessments for Women in Darwin

Pynk Health also offers:

ADHD assessments for women

Comprehensive Telehealth assessments that may include interviews, questionnaires and collateral information, followed by a detailed written report with results and recommendations.

Autism (ASD) assessments for women

Thorough Telehealth assessments that recognise how autism often presents differently in women, along with a clear report and practical suggestions for support.

All assessments are conducted online via secure video, so women in Darwin, Palmerston and remote NT communities can complete the process without travelling interstate.

Fees, Rebates and Referrals for Darwin Psychology Sessions

PLEASE NOTE: We do not offer bulk billing.

We understand that cost is an important part of deciding whether to start therapy, so we aim to be as clear as possible about our fees and available rebates.

For most standard therapy sessions, fees range from $225–$282 per appointment, depending on the clinician and type of session. If you have a referral and a Mental Health Care Plan from your GP or psychiatrist, your approximate out-of-pocket cost is usually around $140 per session once the Medicare rebate has been applied.

You may also be able to claim a rebate through your private health fund, depending on your level of cover and the fund’s rules. The exact rebate will vary between policies. Our admin team can help you understand your options and decide whether Medicare, private health, or a mix of both is likely to suit you best.

Sessions can be scheduled weekly, fortnightly or less often, depending on your needs, goals and budget. To accommodate different work patterns in the NT, we also offer after-hours and some weekend appointments, subject to each psychologist’s availability. For up-to-date information on fees, rebates and times, please contact us.

Seeing a Psychologist if You Live in Darwin or the NT

Even though we don’t have a physical clinic in Darwin, you can still access regular support from an experienced female psychologist.

If you live in Darwin, Palmerston, Katherine, Alice Springs or elsewhere in the NT, you can:

Be matched with a psychologist from our Australia-wide team who has experience with the issues you’re facing, and

Choose session times that fit around your lifestyle, including after-hours and some weekends where available.

Some women prefer to see a psychologist who lives in another state because it feels a little more private. Others simply want the clinician who’s the best fit for their personality, experiences and goals. Both are valid – the main thing is that you feel safe and supported.

Because all sessions are online via secure video or phone, you’re not limited by distance, travel time or the number of local clinics. You can work with the psychologist who’s right for you, even if they’re thousands of kilometres away.

FAQs about our Darwin psychology services

Do you have a physical psychology clinic in Darwin?

Can I still see a psychologist if I live outside Darwin?

Are your psychology sessions for Darwin clients bulk billed?

How much does it cost to see a psychologist if I live in Darwin?

Can I use private health insurance for online psychology in Darwin?

Can I get an ADHD or autism (ASD) assessment if I live in Darwin or remote NT?

Do you provide psychology services for NDIS participants in the NT?

How does NDIS funding work for psychology sessions?

Do you offer after-hours or weekend appointments for Darwin clients?

Can I choose which female psychologist I see?

How can I find the best female psychologist in Darwin if there aren’t many local options?

Are Pynk Health psychologists really “near me” if they’re not in Darwin?

Book an Online Appointment With a Psychologist if You Live in Darwin or the NT

Reaching out for support can feel like a big step – especially if you’ve been trying to cope alone for a long time. You don’t have to do it all by yourself.

If you’re in Darwin or anywhere in the Northern Territory and would like to speak with a female psychologist, Pynk Health can help you find the right clinician and appointment time – including after-hours or weekend options where available.

Contact Pynk Health to book an online appointment with a psychologist or ask any questions about how Telehealth counselling works for women in Darwin and the NT.

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