My Psychologist

An AIA Embrace service supporting the mental wellbeing of you and your family

What is My Psychologist?

My Psychologist is an online service that provides professional care for a wide range of mental health needs. Each session is led by an experienced general or clinical psychologist who can support both you and your family members.
 
Through our partnership, you’ll have timely access to a registered psychologist and are eligible for a $60 discount. With a Mental Health Care Plan, you can access up to 10 sessions at a reduced fee.

Benefits of My Psychologist

Timely

Speak with a psychologist within 7 days

Affordable

Receive a $60 discount* off the standard price with your AIA access code

Supportive

Sessions are available for you and your family members aged 13 and above
*You are eligible for a $60 discount per session using the AIA access code (AIAGroup), regardless of whether you have a Mental Health Care Plan. Those with a Plan may access up to 10 Medicare-rebated
sessions per year.

How much will a session cost?

With your AIA access code, you’ll receive a $60 discount on the standard cost of a My Psychologist session.
See the table below to understand your out-of-pocket costs.
Psychologist Type
My Psychologist Standard Rate
After $60 AIA Member discount
Medicare Rebate
Total out of pocket after discount and rebate
Clinical Psychologist
$247.05
$187.05
$145.25
$41.80
General Psychologist
$218.00
$158.00
$98.95
$59.05

How do I access My Psychologist

My Psychologist is available to you and your family. To book an appointment, simply:
 
  • Visit onlinepsychologist.com.au/aia, Select Book Now and choose a psychologist by clicking View Profile.

  • Select Book Appointment and then choose either a General or Clinical Psychologist Session.

  • Select your preferred date and time and enter your details.

  • At the payment stage, enter the AIA discount code (AIAGroup) to receive your $60 discount.

Why consider psychological support?

Mental ill health is common – Many people experience mental health challenges, and it’s one of the main reasons our members reach out for support
Many don’t seek help – Around 30%1 of people living with a mental health condition don’t reach out for support – but getting help can make a real difference
Early support matters – 24%1 of people feel their challenges aren’t serious enough to seek help. However, without the right support, small issues can grow into bigger problems over time
It affects those around you – Mental ill health doesn’t just affect you, it impacts your family, friends, and community relationships
Getting support builds resilience – Professional guidance helps you develop tools to manage challenges and strengthen your wellbeing
Support your overall health – Better mental health supports better physical health, helping you live a healthier, longer, better life

Supporting Materials

References

  1. https://www.beyondblue.org.au/about/media/media-releases/new-beyond-blue-data-shows-one-in-three-people-with-a-mental-health-condition-are-without-support