Our fees are currently a standardized flat rate of $90/per hour of service. This includes a 45-minute session, all appropriate session preparations and all Post-session service provision for you and your needs (Tailored additional Research, Co-ordination of services, Case Notes etc).

No hidden fees & Full transparency is extremely important to us.

Please feel free to reach out if you have any further questions around expenses and our services.

No referral is required to attend sessions, you’re welcome to complete our intake process entirely in your own time whenever is convenient to you, all that’s required is to start a booking.

We currently provide services to participants who are aged 15 years and up.

We are not currently registered with the NDIS and do not accept NDIA Managed participants. However, if you have self-managed or plan-managed funding through the NDIS you can utilize our counselling services if you have the item “Improved Daily Living” in your plan.

Your first session is primarily focused on getting to know you and understanding your unique experiences and concerns.

We'll begin with a conversation about what brought you to therapy and what you hope to get out of it.

I’ll also ask some questions to better understand your background, including your personal history, current challenges, and any previous experiences with therapy. This helps me tailor our approach to your individual needs.

Fundamentally we will discuss how we can work together moving forward, including any potential areas of focus for future sessions. It’s important that you feel comfortable throughout this process, so please feel free to ask any questions or share any concerns you may have both in session or in subsequent sessions.

In therapy, you have the freedom to discuss whatever is on your mind. Each session is a space for you to explore your thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Common topics include:

• Personal Challenges: Whether it’s stress, anxiety, depression, or life transitions, we can work together to understand and address these issues.

• Relationships: You may want to discuss your connections with family, friends, or romantic partners and explore ways to enhance communication and understanding.

• Self-Discovery: Many clients use therapy to learn more about themselves, their values, and their goals, helping to create a more meaningful life.

• Coping Strategies: If you’re facing difficult situations, we can develop practical skills to help you manage stress, improve resilience, and foster emotional well-being.

• Trauma and Healing: If you’ve experienced trauma, therapy can be a space for processing those events and beginning the healing journey.

Remember, you set the pace and focus. A therapist’s role is to guide and support you in navigating whatever topics you choose to bring to the table, working toward achieving your goals and enhancing your overall well-being.

The number of therapy sessions you may need can vary significantly based on your individual circumstances and goals. Generally, clients may find that they benefit from anywhere between 6 to 12 sessions, particularly for specific issues or challenges. However, some individuals may require longer-term support, especially if they are navigating deeper emotional concerns or life transitions.

For optimal outcomes and engagement, we encourage clients to attend one session a week or one session a fortnight.

During our initial sessions, we will collaboratively explore your needs and establish a treatment plan tailored to you. This plan may be adjusted over time as we monitor your progress and evaluate the effectiveness of our work together. It's important to remember that therapy is a personal journey, and the pace and length of your sessions will be guided by your unique situation.

Avision Psychotherapy conducts all sessions through remote or online platforms and are flexible to our client’s preferences and needs.

This currently includes sessions via:

• Halaxy Telehealth (PC & Mobile)

Aiden Pedemont is a Registered Counsellor and Psychotherapist with the Australian Counselling Association (ACA), holding a Graduate Diploma of Counselling and a Bachelor of Psychological Science. His qualifications uniquely position him to integrate the nuanced principles of counselling, psychotherapy, and psychology, creating a holistic therapeutic approach tailored to each client's needs.

In his practice, Aiden utilizes counselling techniques to help clients develop practical coping strategies, set achievable goals, and navigate everyday challenges. Drawing on his psychological training, he incorporates evidence-based methods to assess and understand clients’ mental health concerns, allowing for a more nuanced and effective intervention. Additionally, his experience in psychotherapeutic modalities enables him to explore deeper emotional and psychological issues, facilitating a richer understanding of clients' thoughts, feelings, and behaviors