Corrine's books are full and she is no longer taking on new clients
Who We Are
Our Psychology Practice
See Someone Psychology Services provides treatment services for older teenagers and adults with emotional issues online through Telehealth services. Our aim is to provide clients with a safe space to discuss their feelings and gain a better understanding of the challenges they face, gain greater self-awareness, and develop new ways to overcome difficulties. Our goal is to help you grow from your struggles, heal from your pain, build healthier relationships, and move forward to where you want to be in your life.
About Corrine Scott PDPP, GDipPsych, BScPsych(Hons), BCCJ
The Principal, Corrine Scott, is experienced at assessing and treating a range of emotional issues with individuals across the lifespan and has extensive knowledge and experience working with teenagers and their families. Corrine has a particular interest in treating single event and complex psychological trauma, including survivors of childhood physical, sexual or emotional abuse, victims of crime, and families affected by murder; personality disorders, neurodivergent individuals, and sexual issues including paraphilia.
Corrine has completed 4 degrees including her Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Griffith University, followed by her Postgraduate Diploma of Psychological Studies, Bachelor of Science with Psychology Honours and her Postgraduate Diploma of Professional Psychology at the University of Southern Queensland. She was offered membership to The Golden Key International Honours Society which recognises the top 15% of students globally. Corrine is registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and has membership with Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminologists (ANZSOC).
Corrine’s roles have been within private practice, government (education) and non-government settings.
Our Treatment Approach
Corrine offers a tailored therapy approach to meet the varied and individual needs of her clients. She is proficient in many therapeutic approaches including Psychodynamic Therapy, Psychoanalytical Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (including Trauma-Focused CBT), Cognitive Analytical Therapy, Schema Therapy, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy, and Narrative Therapy. At See Someone, emphasis on the relationship is always central to help build trust, respect, and a good working alliance.
See Someone takes a non-judgmental stance with the focus on helping individuals heal, energise, and become aware of their inner strengths.
Depression & Anxiety
Depression & Anxiety
Depression & Anxiety
Depression, anxiety and stress are some of the most common and uncomfortable emotions that everyone experiences at some point in their lives. Through counselling and treatment, See Someone is able to help you recover motivation, perspective, and joy that you once had in your life.
Trauma
Depression & Anxiety
Depression & Anxiety
Many individuals can experience symptoms associated with painful and traumatic circumstances. A range of emotions may develop after trauma including hopelessness, anxiety, fear, and anger. Often these feelings can be overwhelming but See Someone can help guide you through the process of grief and healing.
Relationships
Depression & Anxiety
Relationships
Relationships aren't always easy and sometimes a little help is needed to communicate better with others. See Someone provides a safe place to discuss different perspectives and offer solutions to better strengthen your relationships and facilitate positive communication that can be practiced outside the therapy room.
Fees and Rebates
Fee Schedule
The Australian Psychological Society recommended hourly fee for psychologists is currently set at $311.00 for a 46-60 minute consultation. Fees and rebates vary according to the type of service provided. Standard fees are listed below:
- Individual psychology $250.00 per 50 min session
- Couples therapy $350 per hour
- NDIS $252.99 per 30-50 min session
- Workcover and insurance claims have set rates
- Psychological letters for education, judicial, or workplace start at $165.00
Rebates
Medicare Rebates:
Clients who are referred by their GP under a Mental Health Care Plan, or who are referred by their Psychiatrist or Paediatrician, can access Medicare rebates for 10 individual psychology sessions per calendar year. Rebate for general psychology is $101.55 per session ($148.45 out of pocket expense).
Clients may also be able to access rebates from their private health fund. Rebates vary depending on your level of cover, so please check with your private health fund for eligibility.
Privacy Policy
See Someone Psychology is committed to protecting your privacy and handling your personal and health information in accordance with the
Privacy Act 1988 (Cth):https://www.legislation.gov.au/C2004A03712 and the
Australian Privacy Principles (APPs): https://www.oaic.gov.au/privacy/australian-privacy-principles and applicable health records legislation. As a registered psychologist, Corrine Scott is also bound by the ethical standards and professional obligations of the Psychology Board of Australia and the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). This Privacy Policy explains how personal information is collected, used, disclosed and stored by See Someone Psychology.
What information is collected?
Depending on the services you receive, information collected may include:
- your name, date of birth and contact details
- address and emergency contact details
- Medicare, DVA or private health insurance details (where applicable)
- referral information from your GP or other healthcare providers
- mental health history
- medical history relevant to psychological care
- psychological assessments and reports
- session notes
- correspondence
- invoices and payment records
- appointment history
- information provided by you during therapy
- communications via email, telephone, SMS or website enquiries.
Some information collected is considered sensitive information under Australian privacy law.
Why your information is collected
Your information is collected to:
- provide psychological assessment and treatment
- communicate with you
- arrange appointments
- provide Telehealth services
- prepare treatment plans and reports
- process Medicare, private health or DVA claims
- issue invoices and receipts
- comply with legal and professional obligations
- improve practice administration and service delivery.
How information is collected
Information may be collected directly from you through:
- intake forms
- consent forms
- conversations during appointments
- Telehealth consultations
- emails
- telephone calls
- SMS messages
- website contact forms
- referrals from healthcare providers
- reports from other treating professionals (with your consent or where otherwise authorised).
Website
The See Someone Psychology website is hosted using GoDaddy services.
When you visit the website, certain technical information may automatically be collected, including:
- IP address
- browser type
- pages viewed
- device information
- date and time of access.
The website may use cookies or similar technologies to improve functionality and website performance. Website contact forms transmit information through GoDaddy systems. Some website hosting, email and data processing services used by GoDaddy may be located outside Australia, including the United States. While reasonable steps are taken to use reputable providers, overseas data handling may be subject to foreign privacy laws.
Email communications
Email correspondence is conducted using GoDaddy hosted email services with security protections. Although reasonable security measures are used, email is not always a completely secure form of communication. Clients should be aware that electronic communications carry some risk despite encryption and security measures.
Appointment reminders
Appointment confirmations and reminders may be sent by:
- SMS
- telephone
- email.
SMS messages are generally sent from an Apple iPhone. Standard SMS is not encrypted and may be stored by telecommunications providers or Apple according to their own privacy practices.
Telehealth
Telehealth consultations are offered where clinically appropriate.
Telehealth appointments involve electronic communication over internet services. While reasonable efforts are made to use secure systems, no internet-based communication can be guaranteed to be completely secure.
Clients should ensure they are attending Telehealth appointments from a private location using a secure internet connection where possible.
Clinical records
Clinical records include:
- session notes
- assessments
- treatment plans
- reports
- correspondence
- referrals
- administrative records.
Records are maintained in accordance with Australian legal and professional requirements.
Practice management software
See Someone Psychology uses Halaxy for:
- appointment scheduling
- clinical record keeping
- invoicing
- Medicare claiming
- billing
- practice administration.
Information stored within Halaxy is managed in accordance with Halaxy's privacy and security practices. Halaxy stores client data in Australia, although some integrated third-party services may process information overseas where applicable. Clients can view Halaxy's Privacy Policy at Halaxy Privacy Policy
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
With your informed consent, See Someone Psychology may use Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to assist with preparing clinical documentation such as draft session notes or summaries. AI is used only as an administrative support tool and does not replace the professional clinical judgement, assessment or decision-making of Corrine Scott.
Where AI is used:
- your consent will be obtained beforehand
- only the minimum information reasonably necessary will be used
- AI-generated content is reviewed, corrected and approved by Corrine Scott before being added to your clinical record
- AI outputs are not relied upon without professional review
- reasonable steps are taken to use reputable services with appropriate security protections.
You may decline the use of AI-assisted documentation without affecting your access to psychological services. Where an AI service processes information outside Australia, your information may be transferred overseas and become subject to the laws of another jurisdiction.
Electronic devices and security
Reasonable measures are taken to protect information, including:
- password-protected Apple computers (iMac)
- password-protected Apple iPhone
- antivirus software
- secure internet connections where practicable
- software updates
- secure cloud-based systems
- restricted access to client information.
Despite these measures, no electronic storage or internet transmission can be guaranteed to be completely secure.
Third-party applications
From time to time, See Someone Psychology may use third-party software applications to assist in providing services or managing the practice.
These providers may have their own privacy policies and may store information outside Australia. Reasonable care is taken to use reputable providers where appropriate.
Medicare, PRODA and health fund services
Where relevant and authorised, your information may be accessed or disclosed through government or health systems including:
- Medicare
- PRODA
- Services Australia
- Department of Veterans' Affairs
- Private health funds.
These organisations manage information according to their own privacy obligations.
My Health Record
See Someone Psychology does not upload information to My Health Record.
However, your GP or another healthcare provider may choose to upload information relating to your care in accordance with their own legal obligations and privacy policies.
Who information may be shared with
With your consent, or where authorised or required by law, information may be shared with:
- your GP
- psychiatrists
- medical specialists
- other treating health professionals
- hospitals
- Medicare
- private health insurers
- DVA
- legal representatives where authorised
- courts or tribunals where legally required
- emergency services where necessary to reduce serious risk.
Information will only be disclosed where appropriate and lawful.
Overseas disclosure
Some technology providers used by See Someone Psychology may store or process information outside Australia, including in the United States or other countries.
These providers may include:
- website hosting
- cloud storage
- email services
- AI providers
- software applications.
By using these services, some personal information may be transferred overseas. Reasonable steps are taken to engage reputable providers with appropriate privacy and security measures.
Retention of records
Client records are retained in accordance with Australian legal requirements.
Generally:
- adult client records are retained for seven years after the last consultation
- records relating to children are retained until the child reaches 25 years of age, or longer where required by law.
Records will be securely destroyed after applicable retention periods.
Access to your information
You may request access to your personal information held by See Someone Psychology. Requests should be made in writing. Access may be refused where permitted under Australian privacy law, including where access could pose a serious threat to health or safety or where legal restrictions apply. Reasonable administrative fees will apply.
Correction of information
If you believe information held about you is inaccurate, incomplete or out of date, you may request that it be corrected.
Mandatory reporting and legal obligations
There are circumstances where Corrine Scott may be legally or ethically required to disclose information without your consent.
Examples include:
- serious and imminent risk to your safety or another person's safety
- mandatory reporting obligations
- court orders or subpoenas
- legal requirements under Commonwealth or State legislation
- investigations authorised by law.
Where appropriate, this will be discussed with you whenever possible.
Data breaches
If an eligible data breach occurs, See Someone Psychology will respond in accordance with the Notifiable Data Breaches Scheme under the Privacy Act and will notify affected individuals and the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) where legally required.
Children
Where services are provided to children or young people, personal information may be collected from parents or legal guardians where appropriate and consistent with Australian law. Privacy rights of mature minors (age 15+) will also be respected where applicable.
Changes to this Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy may be updated from time to time to reflect changes in legislation, technology or practice procedures. The current version will be available on the See Someone Psychology website.
Contact
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, wish to access your records, request corrections or make a privacy complaint, please contact:
Corrine Scott
See Someone Psychology
Email: cs@seesomeone.com.au
Telephone: 0432 296 887
Website: www.seesomeone.com.au
If you are dissatisfied with the handling of your privacy complaint, you may contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC).
By engaging the services of See Someone Psychology, you acknowledge that you have had the opportunity to read this Privacy Policy and understand how your personal information may be collected, used, stored and disclosed.
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Closed major holidays and all public holidays. After hours appointments are available upon request.
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