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What are the benefits of seeing a Psychologist online?

Cyber Clinic is bringing everyday Australians easy access to telehealth services. See how our services can help you improve your mental health and wellbeing.

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Specialist care

Specialist issues require specialist care. These practitioners may be rare and hard to find the time to access, especially if they aren’t local to you. The Cyber Clinic app brings your specialist practitioner right to the palm of your hand, allowing you to access them from anywhere in Australia.

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Remote access

Good quality and easily accessed help in remote or regional areas is hard to find. Don’t let your health take a back seat. Access top practitioners right across Australia with the Cyber Clinic app, connecting you with the right help for you.

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Flexible scheduling

Don’t have time throughout the day? Brick and mortar clinics often have restrictive open hours, but Cyber Clinic allows you to access remote appointments, with many after hours and weekend sessions available.

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Quality help

We provide clients with our TAS scoring system, developed specially by Clinical Psychologists. This system allows clients to provide valuable feedback after each session to improve the effectiveness of their healthcare.

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Frequently asked questions

Read our FAQ and see if there’s already an answer for your questions.

Question and Answer Icon Am I supposed to do anything after I request for an appointment through the Cyber Clinic App?
Absolutely not, you do not have to do anything at all. Our practitioner will confirm your requested appointment. In case of any changes, our therapist will personally call you and organise an alternate time which suits both of you better.
Yes, you can claim your rebates, by scanning / manually adding your card details on to your Cyber Clinic app profile.
On the Cyber Clinic app! Yes, that’s right, all you have to do is find a quiet and comfortable place and keep your mobile devices with you. Your therapist will video call you on the agreed time, and all you have to do is Answer the phone call and get started.
At Cyber Clinic we use AI integration techniques to track your progress each session. Your progress can be viewed from your app home screen as you start with your sessions.
No assumptions required here! At cyber clinic we understand the importance of having the right therapist and the relationship you share with them. Hence through a simple series of questions surrounded around your problem areas, the app would match you only with the best fit. 
Not much! Just a quiet, comfortable space and a good internet connection.
Call 1300112115 to speak to a human. Or email support@cyberclinic.com.au and get assistance in 24- 48 hours.

Positive change starts here!

Take your first step to a healthier you, download the Cyber Clinic app and be connected with flexible online counsellors, psychologists and therapists that have been picked for you. Take charge of your mental health and wellbeing today.

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1. Connect with friends and family  A problem shared is a problem halved; we are social creatures by nature, and connecting with a friend or family member and discussing what you’re going through help to alleviate stress caused by too much of your own company. Make sure you check in on friends that live alone and don’t be afraid to reach out to loved ones if you need someone to talk to.    2. Stick to a routine  The most significant disruption the Victorian lockdowns have had is to our daily routines. Despite how much we all hate Mondays, going into the office and following your morning ritual as you pour your cup of coffee and fire up your computer is a routine that keeps you sane. You may not have a very long commute now working from home, but having set times for when you get up from bed and take your breaks - even on weekends - can help maintain a sense of normalcy in such unprecedented times.    3. Exercise  We have all heard it before, but the science doesn’t change: exercising is good for your mental health. It can be hard to find the motivation to do a full workout, but something as simple as trying to break a sweat with a quick home workout or just sticking to your step goals each day is sufficient to release enough endorphins and serotonin to keep your mind and body in check.          4. Keep a journal  Given long enough time cooped up at home and the days will begin to blur into one. A great way to fight off that depressive feeling of monotony is to keep track of each day with a journal. Many, however, confuse journaling with the expectation of writing a short novel before bed, which of course, isn’t sustainable. Three quick paragraphs before bed are all you need to be able to take a brief account of the day. Make sure to note specific tasks and try to recall emotions felt through the day - remember, it’s just for you to read so you can be as honest as you like.    5. Seek professional help  If you’re feeling like the time in isolation is starting to get to you, then don’t be afraid to speak to a professional. Even if you feel like you are coping, professional help should be seen as an exercise to keep your most important muscle, your brain, healthy, rather than as a cure for when something is wrong.  Cyber Clinic has made seeking online therapy easy with their Cyber Clinic app, allowing you to have video consults with professional mental health support. Once downloaded, you can perform a short quiz to help match yourself to the right therapist for you, plus you can take advantage of up to twenty Medicare rebatable sessions within the app.  Through this time of uncertainty and rapid change, there is no expectation to get through it without some hiccups along the way. So, whether you implement just one task in this list or all of them, find the balance that helps you feel okay and maintains a sense of peace and normalcy in your day-to-day life.
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