Medicare referral
A referral and Mental Health Treatment Plan from a GP may provide access to a Medicare rebate for eligible psychology sessions.
A gap fee applies.Psychology services In person across North West Tasmania Virtual appointments available
Compassionate, professional psychological care.
Supporting people through difficult experiences with collaborative, evidence-based care tailored to each individual.
Book an appointmentBrad Gorniak
PsychologyDevonport, TasmaniaServices
Compassionate, professional and experienced psychological therapy.
Supporting young people and adults through evidence-based, trauma-informed therapy.
EMDR therapy
Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) is an extensively researched therapy designed to help people recover from trauma, PTSD and other distressing life experiences.
How does EMDR work?
EMDR uses guided bilateral stimulation, such as side-to-side eye movements, sounds or taps, while distressing experiences are safely processed. The aim is to reduce their emotional intensity and support the brain’s natural healing process.
What can EMDR help with?
EMDR is commonly used for trauma and PTSD and may also assist with anxiety, panic, grief, distressing memories and other trauma-related difficulties. Suitability is discussed before treatment begins.
Learn more about EMDR
Read an independent overview of EMDR therapy, how it works and what to expect from the EMDR International Association.
Visit the EMDRIA websiteAccessing services
Referral and funding options.
Appointments may be accessed through a Medicare referral, by self-referral or through approved third-party funding.
Self-referral
A GP referral is not required to book privately. Contact the practice directly to discuss suitability, availability and the next steps.
Third-party funding
Sessions may be funded through approved workplace, organisational or insurance arrangements. Funding approval should be confirmed before the first appointment.
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