Workers Compensation Psychology
Are you feeling anxious or overwhelmed due to a workplace injury? You might be eligible for workers compensation psychology!
You are not alone. A 2020 study suggests there is a 50% chance that people will experience symptoms of depression after a workplace injury. You don't need to live with self-doubt about your performance or anxiety around what others think about you. Our trained and experienced psychologists will ease the burden of your workplace injury by helping you overcome self-doubt, a sense of overwhelm, and sadness. This means you can smile again and feel confident in restarting your career.
Workers compensation therapy
If you have suffered a physical or psychological work-related injury, you might be eligible for a workers compensation claim. You don't need to live with self-doubt about your performance or anxiety around what others think about you.
Our trained and experienced psychologists can ease the burden of mental stress in the workplace by helping you overcome self-doubt, a sense of overwhelm, and sadness. This means you can smile again and feel confident in restarting your career.
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What are the benefits of workers compensation psychology?
Emotional Support
Self-awareness
Skill Building
Feeling stressed about your claim?
How much does workers compensation psychology cost?
If you have been injured at work and want therapy to support your recovery, ask your GP, rehabilitation provider, insurer, or your employer for a referral to Scope. Workers compensation psychology is available 100% online, so you can access support from anywhere in Australia.
We follow the price rates recommended by each of Australia's workers compensation funding bodies. Check the WorkCover QLD, WorkSafe VIC or ReturnToWork SA pricing guides below for more details.
Where should I start?
What is the therapy process?
1. Background - You'll provide important background info and details about your workplace injury and challenges.
2. Intake - You'll meet your psychologist and work together to identify your recovery goals. You may also discuss a treatment plan to share with your workers compensation funding body.
3. Therapy - Your psychologist will deliver tailored support using evidence-based approaches.
4. Review - Your psychologist will track your progress and measure outcomes to help you reach your goals.
