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

No. Pynk Health doesn’t operate a walk-in clinic in Hobart. All of our psychology sessions are delivered online via secure Telehealth. You can speak with a female psychologist from home, work or another private space, without needing to travel into a physical practice.

Q: Can I see a psychologist if I live outside Hobart?

Yes. We work with women across Tasmania – including Hobart, Launceston, the East Coast, the North-West and more remote areas. As long as you have a private space and a reliable internet or phone connection, you can attend your appointments from wherever you are.

Q: Are your psychology sessions for Hobart 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 per session. If you’re unsure how to organise a Mental Health Care Plan, your GP or our team can talk you through the general steps.

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

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

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

Often, yes. Many private health funds provide rebates for psychological services, including Telehealth, but the details depend 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 Hobart?

Yes. Pynk Health offers ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) assessments via Telehealth for women living in Hobart and across Tasmania. The assessment process is completed online using secure video and includes a comprehensive evaluation and written report. You don’t need to travel interstate or attend a physical clinic to complete an assessment.

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

Yes. Pynk Health is an NDIS registered provider, and we offer online psychology services for NDIS participants living in Hobart and throughout Tasmania. 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 see agency-managed, plan-managed and self-managed NDIS participants: If your plan is agency-managed, the NDIA pays Pynk Health directly for approved psychology services. If your plan is plan-managed, your plan manager pays us using your NDIS funds. If you are self-managed, you pay for your appointments upfront and then claim the cost back from your NDIS budget yourself. If you’re unsure how your plan is managed or how to use it for psychology, your support coordinator, plan manager or our team can help guide you through the options.

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

Yes. We recognise that many women in Hobart and across Tasmania have busy work, study and family lives. Pynk Health offers after-hours and some weekend appointments, depending on the psychologist’s availability. When you contact us, you can mention the times that generally work best for you, and we’ll do our best to match you with a clinician who can offer suitable session times.

Q: What’s the best way to find the right female psychologist in Hobart?

Trying to decide who is the “best female psychologist in Hobart” by looking at a list of names can be stressful, especially when you’re already not feeling great. At Pynk Health, we focus on finding the best fit for you, not a one-size-fits-all “best”. When you reach out, we’ll ask what you’d like support with and what’s important to you in a psychologist – for example, experience with perinatal mental health, trauma, neurodiversity, relationships or anxiety, plus your preferred session times. We’ll then suggest one or more clinicians from our team so you can choose the person who feels most comfortable to work with, even if they’re not physically based in Tasmania.

Online Psychologists for Women in Hobart

Living in Hobart or elsewhere in Tasmania can come with its own mix of pressures – work, study, family, financial stress, weather, distance and everything else life throws at you. When you’re trying to keep it all together while feeling anxious, flat, overwhelmed or just not like yourself, it can be hard to know where to turn.

Pynk Health is an online psychology clinic created specifically for women. Our all-female team of psychologists and counsellors provide secure Telehealth sessions via video and phone, supporting women in Hobart, Launceston, regional Tasmania and across the rest of Australia.

You don’t need to travel into the city or find a local clinic. You can speak with an experienced female psychologist from a private space at home, work or wherever you feel most comfortable.

Pynk Health Psychologists Supporting Women in Hobart

Pynk Health doesn’t currently have psychologists physically based in Hobart, but our Australia-wide team regularly supports Tasmanian women through online appointments. If you’ve been searching for the best female psychologist in Hobart and not finding the right fit locally, telehealth lets you work with a clinician who genuinely suits your needs, even if she’s located on the mainland. You can be matched with the psychologist who best fits your needs, personality and schedule – whether they’re based in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia or another state.

When you get in touch, we’ll ask a few questions about what you’re looking for and suggest one or more psychologists who are a good match – even if they’re not located in Tasmania, they’ll be experienced in supporting Australian women via Telehealth.

How Online Therapy Works in Hobart

All Pynk Health appointments are held via secure Telehealth, so if you live in Hobart or anywhere in Tasmania, you can see a psychologist without leaving your home community.

You can choose:

Online video sessions – similar to an in-person session, but using a secure video platform
Phone sessions – if you prefer to talk without having your camera on

To support women with busy or unpredictable lives, we also offer after-hours and some weekend appointments, depending on each psychologist’s diary. This can be particularly helpful if you:

Work full-time or do shift work
Have parenting or caring responsibilities during the day
Live outside central Hobart or in regional/remote areas with long travel times
Find it stressful, tiring or impractical to attend in-person appointments

You just need a private spot and a reliable phone or internet connection. Many women say online therapy feels easier to fit into their week and more comfortable than travelling to a clinic, especially in bad weather or when they’re exhausted.

What Our Psychologists Can Help Tasmanian Women With

You don’t have to wait until things feel unmanageable before asking for support. If something doesn’t feel right emotionally, mentally or in your relationships, talking to a psychologist can be a helpful first step.

Our psychologists support women living in Hobart and across Tasmania with concerns such as:

Depression and low mood

Feeling flat, empty or unmotivated can make even simple tasks feel overwhelming. Therapy can help you understand what’s contributing to your mood and find small, realistic steps forward.

Anxiety, worry and panic

Ongoing worry, racing thoughts, physical symptoms of anxiety and panic attacks can be exhausting. We’ll work with you to understand your anxiety and develop practical ways to manage it.

Stress and burnout

Workload, caring responsibilities, financial stress and other pressures can gradually build into burnout. We can help you recognise early warning signs, set boundaries and create a more sustainable pace.

Trauma and PTSD

Difficult or traumatic experiences from childhood or adulthood can affect your emotions, body, sleep and sense of safety. We offer a trauma-informed space where you can gently process what’s happened at a pace that feels safe.

Grief and loss

Grief can follow bereavement, relationship breakdowns, miscarriages, health changes, job loss and other major life events. We walk alongside you as you navigate your grief and adjust to life after loss.

Relationships and family issues

Romantic relationships, family dynamics, co-parenting, friendships and workplace relationships can all be complicated. Therapy can help you understand patterns, improve communication and get clearer on your needs and boundaries.

Body image and eating difficulties

Concerns about food, weight and appearance can quietly impact your mood, relationships and self-worth. We provide a non-judgemental space to explore these worries and work towards a kinder, more balanced relationship with food and your body.

Substance use and coping behaviours

If alcohol or other substances have become a main way of coping, we can support you to understand why and explore other ways to manage stress, pain or distress.

Perinatal and postnatal mental health

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

Perimenopause and menopause

Hormone changes can affect your mood, sleep, energy, body image and relationships. We can help you make sense of these shifts and develop tools to support your wellbeing during this life stage.

Neurodiversity, including ADHD and Autism (ASD)

Many women only start to question ADHD or autism later in life, often after years of masking or feeling out of step with others. We support you to explore your traits, build self-understanding and develop strategies that work with your brain, not against it.

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

Intrusive thoughts and compulsions can be frightening and time-consuming. Therapy can help you understand these patterns and gradually reduce the impact OCD has on your daily life.

ADHD and ASD Assessments for Women in Hobart

Pynk Health also offers:

ADHD assessments for women

Comprehensive Telehealth assessments, which may include interviews, questionnaires and collateral information, followed by a detailed report outlining your results and recommendations.

Autism (ASD) assessments for women

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

All ADHD and ASD assessments are completed online via secure video, so women in Hobart, Launceston and regional Tasmania can access assessment without travelling interstate.

Fees, Rebates and Referrals for Hobart Psychology Sessions

PLEASE NOTE: We do not offer bulk billing.

We know that cost is an important part of deciding whether to start therapy, so we aim to be as transparent as possible about fees and 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 cover and the fund’s rules. The rebate amount will vary between policies. Our admin team can help you understand your options and decide whether Medicare, private health, or a combination across different sessions is likely to be most suitable.

Appointments can be scheduled weekly, fortnightly or less often, depending on your needs, goals and budget. To support Tasmanian women with busy schedules, we also offer after-hours and some weekend appointments, subject to each psychologist’s availability. For current information on fees, rebates and available times, please contact us today.

Seeing a Psychologist if You Live in Hobart or Tasmania

Pynk Health doesn’t have a physical practice in Hobart, but that doesn’t mean you miss out on support.

If you live in Hobart, Glenorchy, Kingston, Launceston or elsewhere in Tasmania, you can:

Be matched with a psychologist from our Australia-wide team who has experience with the issues you want to work on, and

Choose session times that fit around your life, including after-hours or weekend options where available.

Some women like the idea of speaking with a psychologist in another state because it feels more private. Others are simply looking for someone whose style and experience feel right for them. Both are completely valid – the main thing is that you feel safe, heard and supported.

Because all sessions are held online via secure video or phone, you’re not limited by the small number of local clinics or long travel distances. You can work with a psychologist who suits you, even if they’re on the mainland.

FAQs about our Hobart psychology services

Do you have a physical psychology clinic in Hobart?

Can I see a psychologist if I live outside Hobart?

Are your psychology sessions for Hobart clients bulk billed?

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

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

Can I get an ADHD or autism (ASD) assessment if I live in Hobart?

Do you provide psychology services for NDIS participants in Tasmania?

How does NDIS funding work for psychology sessions?

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

What’s the best way to find the right female psychologist in Hobart?

Can I choose which female psychologist I see if I live in Hobart?

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

Book an Online Appointment With a Psychologist if You Live in Hobart or Tasmania

Taking the first step towards support can feel daunting, especially if you’ve been coping on your own for a long time. You don’t have to do it alone.

If you’re in Hobart or anywhere in Tasmania 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 to ask any questions about how Telehealth counselling works for women in Hobart and across Tasmania.

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