Victorian farmers may be eligible for free sessions. Follow the link below to find out more.
Find a trusted psychologist
If you, or someone you know, are in need of crisis support call 000.
Access professional support, in the comfort of your own home, with a registered Australian Psychologist who understands the many factors of farming life and work contributing to poor mental health.
Australian rural communities are vulnerable to a wide range of challenging circumstances including social and geographic isolation, the impact of drought and other extreme climatic events and diminishing face-to-face services. This has an effect on the health and wellbeing of everyone involved.
We have partnered with Lysn to improve access to mental health care to all Australian farming regions through this online telehealth platform. Giving you—the most important farming asset—greater control over your wellbeing.
How it works
There are two pathways to access the Lysn service:
Self-funded
You will not need to visit a GP for a referral before booking an appointment through Lysn.

Login to Lysn
We’ll show you the next available psychologist. Use our filters to find a psychologist that suits you

Book appointment
Book an appointment for a video, phone consultation with your chosen psychologist

Talk
You will receive a booking confirmation and link to your consultation

Pay
Afterwards, We’ll process your private health care claims (if required). You’ll pay the gap, as shown in the pricing section below
Medicare Supported
Bulk billed sessions are now available with a referral and mental health care plan from your GP.

Visit your GP
Obtain a Mental Health Care Plan and referral from your GP addressed to ‘Lysn’

Book appointment
Once Lysn team receive referral, they will contact you to book an appointment

Talk
You will receive a booking confirmation and link to your consultation
You can also continue to use the online fee-for-service platform.
Pricing starts at $89 for 25 minutes. Medicare rebates are available for people living in remote areas (Modified Monash level 4-7) with a Mental Health Care Plan.
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