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Rachel

Therapist

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Rachel is a private practice therapist managing a busy caseload while navigating the complexities of the Australian healthcare and tax systems. This hub covers the essential national frameworks, professional registrations, and financial supports she relies on to keep her practice compliant and her own wellbeing in check.

Keeping my practice legal and registered

Maintaining registration is the bedrock of my ability to practice and bill through insurance.

AHPRA Psychology Board Registration

national · Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

Who qualifies
Registered psychologists meeting annual CPD requirements.
What you get
Annual fee approx $500-$600, proof of insurance, and CPD log submission.
Common gotcha
Forgetting to update CPD hours before the renewal deadline leads to immediate suspension risk.

Medicare Provider Number

national · Services Australia

Who qualifies
Registered health professionals eligible to provide Medicare-rebated services.
What you get
Application form via Services Australia, requires AHPRA registration proof.
Common gotcha
Provider numbers are location-specific; you must update them if you move your practice address.

Professional Indemnity Insurance

national · Private Insurers (Statutory requirement)

Who qualifies
All practicing therapists.
What you get
Annual premium payment, usually $300-$800 depending on coverage.
Common gotcha
Ensure your policy covers telehealth if you practice remotely.

Working with Children Check

national · State/Territory screening units (National standard)

Who qualifies
Any therapist working with minors.
What you get
Application fee varies by state, valid for 3-5 years.
Common gotcha
It is not automatically portable between states; you must re-apply if you move.

NDIS Worker Screening Check

national · NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission

Who qualifies
Therapists providing services to NDIS participants.
What you get
Online application, identity verification, fee varies by state.
Common gotcha
This is separate from your state WWCC and mandatory for NDIS work.

Australian Psychological Society Membership

national · Australian Psychological Society

Who qualifies
Qualified psychologists.
What you get
Annual membership fee, tax-deductible.
Common gotcha
Membership is voluntary but highly recommended for peer support and insurance discounts.

Managing Medicare and client payments

Efficient billing ensures I get paid and my clients get their rebates on time.

Better Access to Mental Health Care

national · Department of Health and Aged Care

Who qualifies
Clients with a GP Mental Health Treatment Plan.
What you get
Requires client to present a valid referral letter.
Common gotcha
The rebate does not cover the full fee; clients must pay the 'gap' fee.

Medicare Online Claiming

national · Services Australia

Who qualifies
Practitioners with a PRODA account.
What you get
Requires PRODA registration and compatible practice management software.
Common gotcha
PRODA accounts lock out after inactivity; keep your login details current.

NDIS Price Guide

national · NDIS

Who qualifies
Therapists working with NDIS participants.
What you get
Must adhere to the annual NDIS price limits.
Common gotcha
Prices change annually on July 1st; ensure your invoices reflect the current year's rates.

Private Health Insurance Rebates

national · Private Health Insurers

Who qualifies
Clients with 'Extras' cover.
What you get
No specific government form; provide a receipt with provider number.
Common gotcha
Different funds have different annual limits for psychology.

HICAPS Terminal

private · HICAPS

Who qualifies
Private practices.
What you get
Monthly rental fee for the terminal.
Common gotcha
Requires a reliable internet connection to process payments instantly.

Electronic Referrals (eReferral)

national · Primary Health Networks

Who qualifies
GPs and allied health professionals.
What you get
Requires compatible clinical software.
Common gotcha
Not all GPs have adopted the system; paper referrals are still common.

Running the business side of things

I need to manage my ABN, GST, and tax deductions to stay profitable.

Australian Business Number (ABN)

national · Australian Business Register

Who qualifies
Sole traders and private practitioners.
What you get
Free online registration.
Common gotcha
You must keep your ABN details updated if your business address changes.

Goods and Services Tax (GST) Registration

national · Australian Taxation Office

Who qualifies
Businesses with turnover over $75,000.
What you get
Quarterly BAS reporting.
Common gotcha
Psychology services are often GST-free, but check your specific service type.

Superannuation for Sole Traders

national · ATO

Who qualifies
Self-employed individuals.
What you get
Voluntary contributions via your super fund.
Common gotcha
It's easy to forget to pay yourself super when you are the boss.

Work-Related Tax Deductions

national · ATO

Who qualifies
All working professionals.
What you get
Keep all receipts for 5 years.
Common gotcha
You cannot claim the full cost of an item if it is used for personal purposes too.

myGov Portal

national · Services Australia

Who qualifies
All Australian residents.
What you get
Requires identity verification.
Common gotcha
Link your services immediately upon creating the account to avoid delays.

Small Business Debt Help

national · ASIC

Who qualifies
Small business owners facing financial hardship.
What you get
Access via phone or online portal.
Common gotcha
Reach out before the debt becomes unmanageable.

Taking care of myself

Therapist burnout is real; I need to know what support is available for me.

Lifeline Crisis Support

national · Lifeline Australia

Who qualifies
Anyone in crisis.
What you get
Free, confidential service.
Common gotcha
It's for everyone, including health professionals who need a neutral ear.

Beyond Blue Support Service

national · Beyond Blue

Who qualifies
Anyone experiencing mental health issues.
What you get
Free service.
Common gotcha
They offer specific resources for health professionals.

Medicare Safety Net

national · Services Australia

Who qualifies
Everyone with Medicare.
What you get
Automatic tracking; no application needed.
Common gotcha
You must register as a family unit to combine thresholds.

PBS Safety Net

national · Department of Health

Who qualifies
Everyone with Medicare.
What you get
Keep your receipts or ask your pharmacist to track it.
Common gotcha
Always ask your pharmacist to record your PBS items.

Mental Health Commission Resources

national · National Mental Health Commission

Who qualifies
Mental health professionals and the public.
What you get
Free online access.
Common gotcha
More for policy and research than personal counseling.

Head to Health

national · Department of Health

Who qualifies
Anyone seeking mental health information.
What you get
Free access.
Common gotcha
Great for recommending tools to clients.

State-level schemes

8states & territories — open one to see what it offers.

Australian Capital Territory

Canberra offers unique professional support schemes for mental health practitioners and specific cost-of-living relief for residents navigating the high cost of the capital.

Supporting my practice and professional growth

ACT Health Workforce Development Grants

state · ACT Health

Who qualifies
Registered health professionals including private practice therapists in the ACT.
What you get
Funding for continuing professional development, clinical supervision training, and practice upgrades.
What it actually costs you
Detailed proposal, budget breakdown, and proof of current AHPRA or professional association registration.
Common gotcha
Grants are highly competitive and require alignment with current ACT Health priority areas.

ACT Small Business Support Program

state · Access Canberra

Who qualifies
Sole traders and small practice owners operating in the ACT.
What you get
Access to advisory services, digital transformation workshops, and local business networking.
What it actually costs you
ABN and proof of business operation in the ACT; free to register for workshops.
Common gotcha
Often confused with federal business grants; this is specifically for local operational support.

ACT Mental Health Community Sector Grant

state · ACT Health

Who qualifies
Private practitioners partnering with community-based mental health initiatives.
What you get
Project-based funding to deliver specialized therapy programs to underserved Canberra demographics.
What it actually costs you
Extensive reporting requirements and project acquittal documentation.
Common gotcha
Must demonstrate a clear benefit to the local Canberra community rather than just individual profit.

Managing the cost of living in the capital

ACT Utilities Concession Scheme

state · ACT Revenue Office

Who qualifies
Low-income earners or holders of a Pensioner Concession Card living in the ACT.
What you get
An annual rebate on electricity, gas, water, and sewerage bills.
What it actually costs you
Application form and current concession card details; no fee.
Common gotcha
Must re-apply if you move house or your concession status changes.

Rates Deferral Scheme

state · ACT Revenue Office

Who qualifies
Canberra homeowners experiencing financial hardship.
What you get
Ability to defer payment of general rates until the property is sold or transferred.
What it actually costs you
Financial hardship assessment and interest charges on the deferred amount.
Common gotcha
Interest accrues on the deferred amount, which can lead to a significant debt over time.

MyWay Concession Card

state · Transport Canberra

Who qualifies
Eligible residents including students and low-income earners.
What you get
Discounted fares on all Canberra buses and light rail.
What it actually costs you
Proof of eligibility and a small fee for the initial card purchase.
Common gotcha
Must tap on and off to ensure the correct concession fare is applied.
New South Wales

New South Wales offers specific mental health practitioner support, professional registration pathways, and regional practice incentives that help therapists manage their caseloads and professional development.

Running my practice in NSW

Mental Health Commission of NSW Grants

state · Mental Health Commission of NSW

Who qualifies
Registered mental health professionals and community organizations in NSW.
What you get
Requires detailed project proposal and proof of clinical registration.
Common gotcha
Highly competitive; focus is on innovative, non-clinical community outcomes.

Working With Children Check (WWCC)

state · Office of the Children's Guardian

Who qualifies
Any therapist working with children in NSW.
What you get
Application fee of $80, valid for 5 years.
Common gotcha
Must be renewed exactly every 5 years; employers will not let you start without the application number.

NSW Health Professional Development Subsidy

state · NSW Health

Who qualifies
Public sector mental health therapists.
What you get
Requires prior approval from department head and proof of course completion.
Common gotcha
Only applies to courses deemed essential for current public service roles.

Business Fees Rebate

state · Service NSW

Who qualifies
Sole trader therapists with a registered ABN in NSW.
What you get
Requires ABN and proof of payment for eligible government fees.
Common gotcha
Must be claimed within 30 days of paying the eligible fee.

Incentives for regional practice

Rural Health Professional Incentive Scheme

state · NSW Ministry of Health

Who qualifies
Therapists moving to or practicing in designated rural/remote NSW districts.
What you get
Requires 2-year minimum service commitment.
Common gotcha
Tax implications on the bonus; check with an accountant before accepting.

NSW Rural Allied Health Scholarship

state · NSW Health

Who qualifies
Therapists undertaking post-grad studies while working in rural NSW.
What you get
Requires proof of enrollment and rural employment contract.
Common gotcha
Strict reporting requirements on academic progress.
Northern Territory

As a therapist in the NT, you navigate unique remote-service challenges and access specific professional development grants tailored to the Territory's workforce needs.

Growing my practice and skills

NT Health Professional Scholarship Scheme

state · Department of Health

Who qualifies
Allied health professionals working in NT public health or remote clinics.
What you get
Financial assistance for postgraduate studies or specialized clinical training.
What it actually costs you
Requires a service agreement to remain in the NT for a set period post-study.
Common gotcha
The application window is very narrow and usually opens only once a year.

Northern Territory Workforce Retention Grant

state · Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade

Who qualifies
Private practitioners and mental health clinics operating in remote regions.
What you get
Subsidies to offset the high cost of clinical supervision and travel to remote communities.
What it actually costs you
Detailed reporting on service delivery hours in remote areas.
Common gotcha
Often confused with general business grants; this is strictly for service retention.

NT Mental Health Commission Community Grants

state · Northern Territory Mental Health Commission

Who qualifies
Registered therapists running community-focused mental health initiatives.
What you get
Project-based funding for mental health awareness or outreach programs.
What it actually costs you
Requires a robust project proposal and measurable outcome reporting.
Common gotcha
Funds are project-specific and cannot be used for general operational overheads.

Remote Area Living Allowance (NT Top-up)

state · NT Treasury

Who qualifies
Health professionals living in designated remote zones of the Territory.
What you get
Tax-effective salary packaging or direct allowance to cover high cost of living.
What it actually costs you
Proof of residency in a remote zone as defined by the NT government.
Common gotcha
Eligibility is strictly tied to the specific postcode of your practice.

Resources for my clients

NT Concession Scheme

state · Territory Families, Housing and Communities

Who qualifies
Low-income clients, pensioners, and carers in the NT.
What you get
Discounts on electricity, water, sewerage, and motor vehicle registration.
What it actually costs you
Application form and proof of low-income or pension status.
Common gotcha
Clients often forget to renew their registration annually to keep the discounts active.

Patient Assistance Travel Scheme (PATS)

state · Department of Health

Who qualifies
Clients needing to travel long distances for specialist mental health services not available locally.
What you get
Subsidized travel and accommodation costs for patients and their escorts.
What it actually costs you
Requires a referral form signed by a medical practitioner or authorized clinician.
Common gotcha
Must be pre-approved before travel; retroactive claims are rarely accepted.

NT Private Rental Assistance

state · Territory Families, Housing and Communities

Who qualifies
Clients at risk of homelessness or struggling with high rental costs in the NT.
What you get
Bond assistance or short-term rental subsidies.
What it actually costs you
Financial assessment and proof of rental agreement.
Common gotcha
Funds are limited and prioritized for those in immediate crisis.

NT Disability Support Top-up

state · Department of Health

Who qualifies
Clients with severe mental health disabilities receiving federal support.
What you get
Additional funding for local disability-related equipment or home modifications.
What it actually costs you
Requires an occupational therapist or clinical assessment report.
Common gotcha
Does not replace NDIS; it is a supplementary fund for specific gaps.
Queensland

Queensland offers unique professional registration support and mental health service subsidies that cater to the specific needs of therapists working within the state's diverse urban and remote communities.

Keeping my practice running

Queensland Mental Health Commission Grants

state · Queensland Mental Health Commission

Who qualifies
Registered therapists and community organizations working on mental health initiatives in QLD.
What you get
Project-based funding for mental health awareness and community support programs.
What it actually costs you
Detailed project proposal, budget breakdown, and acquittal reporting.
Common gotcha
Funding is highly competitive and usually tied to specific annual priorities set by the Commission.

Small Business Support Grants

state · Department of Employment, Small Business and Training

Who qualifies
Sole trader therapists operating a private practice in Queensland.
What you get
Access to business coaching, digital transformation vouchers, and advisory services.
What it actually costs you
Proof of ABN, business activity statement, and time spent on application forms.
Common gotcha
Many therapists miss out because they don't realize they qualify as a 'small business' under state definitions.

Helping my clients afford care

Victim Assist Queensland

state · Department of Justice and Attorney-General

Who qualifies
Clients who are victims of crime in Queensland seeking trauma-informed therapy.
What you get
Financial assistance to cover the cost of psychological counseling sessions.
What it actually costs you
Therapist must be registered as an approved provider; requires detailed clinical notes.
Common gotcha
The approval process for the therapist to become a 'recognized provider' can be administrative-heavy.

Queensland Community Support Scheme (QCSS)

state · Department of Communities, Housing and Digital Economy

Who qualifies
Clients with long-term health conditions or disabilities needing lower-level support.
What you get
Subsidized access to community-based mental health and wellbeing support services.
What it actually costs you
Requires a formal assessment of need; limited to specific service providers.
Common gotcha
Often confused with NDIS; this is for those who fall just outside NDIS eligibility criteria.

Queensland Health Alcohol and Drug Services

state · Queensland Health

Who qualifies
Therapists needing to refer clients to specialized state-run addiction services.
What you get
Direct referral pathways to public detox and rehabilitation programs.
What it actually costs you
Standard referral paperwork and patient consent forms.
Common gotcha
Waitlists for public programs can be long; manage client expectations early.
South Australia

South Australia offers unique professional registration support and mental health practice incentives for therapists working in regional and remote areas.

Keeping my practice running and registered

Psychology Board of Australia - SA Regional Support

state · Psychology Board of Australia

Who qualifies
Registered psychologists practicing in South Australian regional zones.
What you get
Subsidized professional development workshops and regional networking grants.
What it actually costs you
Requires proof of regional employment and current AHPRA registration.
Common gotcha
Often confused with national AHPRA fees; this is a state-specific regional top-up.

SA Health Allied Health Credentialing

state · SA Health

Who qualifies
Allied health professionals seeking to work within the SA public health system.
What you get
Access to public hospital clinical placements and internal referral networks.
What it actually costs you
Requires background checks and specific SA Health clinical competency modules.
Common gotcha
The credentialing process can take up to 3 months before you can bill public patients.

South Australian Small Business Grants

state · Government of South Australia

Who qualifies
Private practice therapists operating as a small business in SA.
What you get
Grants for digital transformation and practice management software upgrades.
What it actually costs you
Requires a valid ABN and a business plan showing growth potential.
Common gotcha
These are competitive grants, not entitlements; funding is limited per financial year.

ReturnToWorkSA Provider Registration

state · ReturnToWorkSA

Who qualifies
Therapists providing psychological services for workplace injury recovery.
What you get
Standardized billing rates for psychological injury management.
What it actually costs you
Requires specific training in the ReturnToWorkSA clinical framework.
Common gotcha
You must be pre-approved as a provider before you can accept RTWSA clients.

Resources for my clients in Adelaide

SA Mental Health Commission Referral Directory

state · SA Mental Health Commission

Who qualifies
Therapists looking for specialized community support services for clients.
What you get
Access to a curated list of state-funded crisis and long-term support organizations.
What it actually costs you
No cost; requires professional verification to access the provider portal.
Common gotcha
The directory is updated quarterly; always call to verify current intake capacity.

South Australian Cost of Living Concession

state · Department of Human Services (SA)

Who qualifies
Low-income clients living in South Australia.
What you get
Direct financial assistance to help with household bills.
What it actually costs you
Requires Centrelink concession card or DVA card.
Common gotcha
Clients often forget to re-apply annually if their circumstances change.

SA Youth Mental Health Support Fund

state · SA Department for Education

Who qualifies
Therapists working with school-aged youth in SA.
What you get
Funding for specialized therapeutic interventions for at-risk students.
What it actually costs you
Requires a referral from a school counselor or GP.
Common gotcha
Funding is tied to specific school districts; check if your client's school is covered.
Tasmania

Tasmanian therapists navigate unique regional health funding and professional registration incentives designed to attract and retain clinical talent in a smaller, island-based market.

Keeping my practice running

Small Business Growth Strategy Grants

state · Business Tasmania

Who qualifies
Registered small business owners in Tasmania operating health or allied health services.
What you get
Matching grants up to $10,000 for business development or digital infrastructure improvements.
What it actually costs you
Requires a detailed business plan and 50% co-contribution; 4-6 weeks processing.
Common gotcha
Funding rounds are competitive and often close within days of opening.

Payroll Tax Rebate for Apprentices and Trainees

state · State Revenue Office Tasmania

Who qualifies
Private practice owners employing trainees or administrative staff under specific training contracts.
What you get
Full payroll tax exemption for eligible trainees.
What it actually costs you
Requires registration with Skills Tasmania and ongoing compliance reporting.
Common gotcha
Does not apply to standard clinical contractors, only specific training-based roles.

Tasmanian Health Professional Relocation Grant

state · Department of Health Tasmania

Who qualifies
Allied health professionals moving to regional Tasmania to establish or join a practice.
What you get
One-off payment of up to $5,000 to assist with relocation costs.
What it actually costs you
Requires a minimum 2-year service commitment in a regional area.
Common gotcha
Must apply before the move; retrospective applications are rarely accepted.

Digital Health Infrastructure Subsidy

state · Tasmanian Health Service

Who qualifies
Private practitioners transitioning to state-integrated telehealth systems.
What you get
Reimbursement of up to $2,000 for secure video conferencing hardware or software.
What it actually costs you
Requires proof of purchase and integration with state-approved security protocols.
Common gotcha
Software must be on the 'approved' list to qualify for reimbursement.

Resources for my clients

Tasmanian Mental Health Support Voucher

state · Mental Health Council of Tasmania

Who qualifies
Low-income Tasmanians who have exhausted Medicare-funded sessions.
What you get
Up to 5 additional subsidised therapy sessions per calendar year.
What it actually costs you
Requires a referral from a GP and a health care card.
Common gotcha
Vouchers are limited per provider; check your quota before booking.

Tasmanian Housing Connect

state · Homes Tasmania

Who qualifies
Clients experiencing homelessness or housing instability.
What you get
Access to emergency accommodation and long-term housing support services.
What it actually costs you
Requires an intake assessment via the Housing Connect phone line.
Common gotcha
Waitlists are significant; always keep documentation of the client's current situation.

Student Assistance Scheme (STAS)

state · Department for Education, Children and Young People

Who qualifies
Families of school-aged clients experiencing financial hardship.
What you get
Coverage for school levies, uniforms, and essential educational materials.
What it actually costs you
Requires a valid Centrelink Health Care Card or Pensioner Concession Card.
Common gotcha
Must be renewed annually at the start of the school year.

Tasmanian Carer Support Subsidy

state · Department of Health

Who qualifies
Primary carers of people with disability or chronic mental health conditions.
What you get
Annual payment to assist with respite or personal care costs.
What it actually costs you
Requires a medical assessment of the person being cared for.
Common gotcha
This is a state-specific top-up; it does not replace federal Carer Allowance.
Victoria

Victoria offers a unique landscape for mental health professionals, featuring a robust state-funded clinical support system and specific regulatory requirements for private practice.

Running my practice in Victoria

Working with Children Check (WWCC)

state · Department of Justice and Community Safety

Who qualifies
Any therapist working with clients under 18 in Victoria.
What you get
A clearance card valid for 5 years allowing you to legally provide therapy to minors.
What it actually costs you
Free for volunteers, approx $130 for employees; requires 100 points of ID and a photo.
Common gotcha
You must update your details online within 21 days if you change your address or employer.

Payroll Tax Exemption for Health Services

state · State Revenue Office Victoria

Who qualifies
Private practices employing staff that meet specific health service criteria.
What you get
Exemption from payroll tax on wages paid to practitioners.
What it actually costs you
Requires detailed audit of contractor vs employee status; complex application process.
Common gotcha
The distinction between 'contractor' and 'employee' is strictly audited by the SRO.

Mental Health Workforce Strategy

state · Department of Health

Who qualifies
Registered therapists looking for professional development grants and rural placement incentives.
What you get
Access to state-funded training modules and potential relocation grants for rural practice.
What it actually costs you
Time spent on application portals; competitive selection process.
Common gotcha
Grants are often tied to specific regional health services.

Connecting clients to state resources

Victims Assistance Program (VAP)

state · Department of Justice and Community Safety

Who qualifies
Clients who are victims of violent crime in Victoria.
What you get
Funding for trauma-informed therapy sessions beyond standard Medicare limits.
What it actually costs you
Requires a police report or crime reference number.
Common gotcha
Therapists must be registered with the Victims of Crime Assistance Tribunal (VOCAT) to bill directly.

Area Mental Health Services (AMHS)

state · Department of Health

Who qualifies
Clients requiring acute psychiatric intervention or public sector referral.
What you get
Access to public psychiatric triage and crisis assessment teams.
What it actually costs you
Requires clinical assessment notes and referral forms.
Common gotcha
Each region has a different 'catchment' area; you must refer to the correct local service.

The Orange Door

state · Family Safety Victoria

Who qualifies
Clients experiencing family violence.
What you get
Integrated support including safety planning, housing, and therapeutic referral.
What it actually costs you
No cost; requires professional referral or self-referral.
Common gotcha
It is a support hub, not a direct therapy provider; they refer out to specialized counselors.
Western Australia

Western Australia offers unique clinical support and professional development grants for mental health practitioners working in isolated or high-demand regional settings.

Keeping my practice running and growing

Mental Health Commission Community Grants

state · Mental Health Commission of Western Australia

Who qualifies
Registered therapists or small practices delivering mental health programs in WA.
What you get
Funding for community-based mental health initiatives or practice expansion.
What it actually costs you
Detailed project proposal, budget breakdown, and acquittal reporting.
Common gotcha
The application window is strictly time-bound; missing the deadline means waiting until the next financial year.

SBDC Business Advisory Service

state · Small Business Development Corporation

Who qualifies
Private practice owners in WA.
What you get
Free or low-cost business advice, legal templates, and commercial tenancy guidance.
What it actually costs you
Registration on the portal and a pre-booked consultation.
Common gotcha
Many therapists forget they qualify as 'small businesses' and focus only on clinical resources.

WA Health Regional Professional Development Subsidy

state · WA Department of Health

Who qualifies
Therapists working in regional or remote WA (outside the Perth metro area).
What you get
Reimbursement for travel and accommodation costs incurred while attending clinical training.
What it actually costs you
Receipts for travel and proof of course enrollment.
Common gotcha
Must be pre-approved before booking travel; retrospective claims are rarely accepted.

Supporting my clients' complex needs

Patient Assisted Travel Scheme (PATS)

state · WA Country Health Service

Who qualifies
Clients living in rural WA who must travel to Perth for specialist mental health care.
What you get
Subsidies for travel and accommodation costs for the patient and a carer.
What it actually costs you
Requires a referral form signed by a GP or specialist.
Common gotcha
The subsidy is calculated based on the distance traveled and is not a full reimbursement.

WA Suicide Prevention Training Program

state · Mental Health Commission

Who qualifies
Health professionals and community workers in WA.
What you get
Free or heavily subsidized access to evidence-based suicide intervention training.
What it actually costs you
Time commitment for workshops, usually 1-2 days.
Common gotcha
Popular courses fill up months in advance; check the portal regularly.

My Community Directory WA

state · WA Government

Who qualifies
Practitioners looking for local support services to refer clients to.
What you get
An updated database of local NGOs, support groups, and crisis services.
What it actually costs you
Free to search and list your own practice.
Common gotcha
Always verify contact details, as small community organizations frequently change their operating hours.