FAQs
How does Revi Online Counselling work?
Online counselling is available as video or audio sessions and can be accessed via a desktop or mobile device. We use Zoom or Skype for our calls, but if you aren’t familiar with these there’s no need to worry as they are super simple to use.
One of the great things about online counselling is how convenient and flexible it can be. Some people feel more comfortable and less anxious opening up and discussing their issues through online channels. They can feel less pressured or rushed to talk.
Shortly before your appointment time, simply click the meeting link we send you, and it will open in any web browser, or via the zoom app on your smart phone. Then use the unique password we provide to connect to your psychologist.
How can Revi Online Counselling help me?
If you need to talk about difficult issues with a professional trained counsellor from the privacy of your own home or if you’re on the move, our online counselling service is a convenient option for you.
Online counselling can help you generate solutions to your problems, repair or strengthen your relationships and address a range of problems including marriage or family issues, and mental health issues like depression or anxiety. We support people from all walks of life.
Making an Appointment.
There is an ‘Appointments’ button at the top of the page. When you press ‘Appointments you can choose a time, select whether you would like an individual or couple counselling session and make your payment via our secured payment gateway. You will receive a confirmation of your booking via email or text.
Sessions are usually one hour long. We understand that everyone’s situation is different and your counsellor will be able to work with you and plan your session according to your requirements.
No referral is required
Our counselling services are backed by over 20 years of experience.
Medicare Bulk Billed for Australians
If you have any further questions please don’t hesitate to get in touch via the
’Contact’ page above.
Is online counselling suitable for all patients requiring psychological counselling?
Online counselling may not be appropriate for all patients, particularly if there is concern that a person is at risk of doing harm to themselves or others, or if the patient does not have access to reliable or affordable internet and/or technology required for video conferencing. If you aren’t sure about this, please don’t hesitate to get in touch via the ‘Contact’ page above.