International Psychology Services
Moving abroad can be tough, especially for individuals living with neurodevelopmental conditions.
At Scope, we understand the many challenges that come with picking up your life and moving to a new location. Our AHPRA registered psychologists have lived experience with moving abroad, so we know what you're going through. Beyond homesickness, moving can amplify stressors like isolation, adjustment difficulties, and navigating unfamiliar work and cultural differences—challenges that can feel even more significant for neurodivergent individuals. Fortunately, online mental health support means help is accessible from anywhere. You’re not alone; Scope’s support is just a Zoom link away.
What are the benefits?
Support for expats
Flexibility
Group options
Feeling isolated in a new country?
Getting out of your comfort zone:
Making new connections
How much does it cost?
Online Therapy
(+$50.00 new client fee)
Medicare Rebate (only available for Australian citizens located in Australia)
- Registered Psychologist – $AUD 220.00-$250.00 per hour
Private Health Insurance
- Registered Psychologist – $AUD 220.00-$250.00 per hour
Group Therapy
- $AUD 85.00 per session for 8 sessions (total $AUD 680.00)
Looking for a support network?
We've created a Facebook group community for expats to access information and general advice from our expat psychologists, and connect with other expats who are experiencing similar challenges. The group provides evidence-based tips and strategies to cope with relocation and the common emotional experiences associated with moving away from family and friends. Advice is general in nature. Please access 1:1 or group online therapy if you are seeking more personalised support.
Where should I start?
What is the process?
1. Background - You'll provide important background info and details about your challenges for your practitioner.
2. Intake - You'll meet your practitioner, and work together to identify your goals for therapy.
3. Therapy - Your practitioner will deliver treatment and tailored support using evidence-based approaches.
4. Review - Your practitioner will track your progress and measure your outcomes to help you to reach your goals.