Services
We provide a compassionate and inclusive approach to practice that recognises and celebrates the diverse ways in which individuals experience and interact with the world.
Therapy
Individual Therapy is available for children (aged 8+), adolescents and adults.
Support is provided for:
Stress
Anxiety
Depression
ADHD - working with your brain, not against it
Neurodivergent Identity work - how you experience the world differently to neurotypical people, and what that means for you!
Trauma - EMDR
Sensory and learning differences
Using a strengths-based approach, where you are your own expert, and your voice is centred and uplifted.
All sessions are booked as 60 minutes, and expected therapy duration is 50 minutes.
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You don't need a referral from a GP to access therapy. You can book an appointment online via our website.
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Medicare rebates of $96.65 are available for those with an eligible Mental Health Treatment Plan, and a referral from your GP. Please ask your GP to send your referral via email to hello@kinunitypsychology.com.au
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The recommended fee for an Australian Association of Psychologists Incorporated (AAPi) Psychologist is $315 per hour. Making therapy accessible is important to us and as such we charge significantly lower than recommended.
1 hr therapy sessions are $260, this includes 50 minutes of therapy and compulsory note-taking time.
ADHD & Autism
Assessments
Our Assessment Process is thorough to ensure we learn about your history, as well as your experiences as an Adult. You’ll be provided Questionnaires to complete online before your appointments, face-to-face online sessions, and written confirmation of findings and identification, in the form of a Letter or Report.
See below for more information and fees.
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The choice is yours!
Reports include: your personal information, your history, your assessment and questionnaire results, interpretations, and descriptions of which criteria you meet. Reports may be used to access further supports, such as ADHD medication via a psychiatrist, to access services and supports, to provide to workplaces or universities for accommodations approvals and development of learning plans, and simply, some of us really like details, and would like a document that provides more information, compared to a Letter.
Letters include a summary of your assessment results and whether you meet criteria for identification. Letters may be sufficient for those who would like to discover their neurotype for their own knowledge, and perhaps don’t want to access supports or treatment as described above. -
1 x 60min Initial Appointment to learn more about you and your story
Online Assessments/Questionnaires delivered via email
1 x 50min session to explore ADHD symptoms you have experienced throughout your life using the DIVA-5.
Letter or Report is provided
Optional Feedback Session
Fees:
Initial Appointment: $250 (payable at time of booking)
Letter: $1250 (including Initial Appointment Fee)
Report: $1650 (including Initial Appointment Fee)
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1 x 60min Initial Appointment to learn more about you and your story
Online Assessments/Questionnaires delivered via email
1 x 3hr session to learn about your experiences and explore Autism traits you have experienced throughout your life using the MIGDAS.
Letter or Report is provided
Optional Feedback session
Fees:
Initial Appointment: $250 (payable at time of booking)
Letter: $1500 (including Initial Appointment Fee)
Report: $1900 (including Initial Appointment Fee)
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1 x 60min Initial Appointment to learn more about you and your story, and to determine if full assessment is required
Online Assessments/Questionnaires delivered via email
1 x 50min session to explore ADHD symptoms you have experienced throughout your life using the DIVA-5.
1 x 3hr session to explore Autism traits you have experienced throughout your life using the MIGDAS
Letter or Report is provided
Optional Feedback session
Fees:
Initial Appointment: $250 (payable at time of booking)
Letter: $2000 (including Initial Appointment Fee)
Report: $2400 (including Initial Appointment Fee)
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It is important to note that not all Psychologists, Health professionals or industry organisations work from the Neurodiversity-affirming paradigm and as such, do use deficit-based, problematic language. While Kinunity Psychology prioritises Neurodiversity-affirming language, you might notice that some of the assessments administered to you, do not. Some questionnaires use language that is deficit-based. We acknowledge this is far from ideal. We follow industry Assessment Guidelines based on best practice, recommending certain evidence-based assessments and questionnaires. It is important to note that the questionnaires may reflect deficit-based language, however these were developed before Neurodiversity-Affirming language was, and we are unable to change standardised testing measures from their original form.
Workplace
Education
THANK YOU! For looking into how your workplace can be more inclusive and for making it a priority.
Making small shifts often brings big impact. If you would like to know more about our Services below please email hello@kinunitypsychology.com.au and tell us about yourself, and your workplace.
Would you like to make your workplace Neurodivergent-inclusive?
Do you want to know more about decolonising your practice?
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Do you know how many neurodivergent people work with you? It’s ok if you don’t know - because not everyone chooses to disclose their neurotype.
It's important for workplaces to create an environment and work culture that allows neurodivergent people to feel safe, regardless of whether they have disclosed their neurotype or not.
Ensuring your workplace is neurodivergent friendly starts even before your employees are hired.
We are passionate about advocating for:your employees
your students
your future employees
AND your neurodivergent customers and clients
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Are you an Allied Health Practitioner who is working from the Neurodiversity-Affirming Paradigm and looking for guidance on decolonising your practice? We can’t do one without the other. Krysia holds a Masters in Community Psychology where decolonising practice is at the forefront. This is one of Krysia’s special interests and if you would like to know more, she would love to chat with you.