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Our aim is simple - to ensure psychologists can deliver the best possible care and that vulnerable Australians have access to quality mental health care, whenever and wherever they need it.


The campaign has three main objectives:

Reverse cuts to Medicare-subsidised psychology sessions

to support Australians living with mental ill-health and struggling to access the services they need.

Allow provisional psychologists to provide services under Medicare

to create a larger pool of qualified mental health professionals that the community can affordably access.

End the two-tier Medicare rebate system for psychologists

and implement a single Medicare rebate of $150 per client per session.

8000

the number of work-ready provisional psychologists

20+

psychology sessions needed for complex clients

$150

the Medicare rebate needed for affordable access

6

recommendations to be implemented NOW to improve Australians’ mental health

News

Help Us Help More Campaign Launch

Including release of the McKell Report.

15/02/2023

Help Us Help More Campaign Launch

Help Us Help More in the Media

AAPi's launch of the McKell Institute report and the Help Us Help More advocacy campaign at Parliament House yesterday resulted in substantial media coverage.

15/02/2023

Help Us Help More in the Media

The McKell Report

The McKell Report examined the demand for services and the reasons behind it, the barriers to access, the consequences of inaction, the strain on the workforce and the economic cost of the national mental health crisis.

15/02/2023

The McKell Report