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Your Very Own Client Portal

When you book online you will be asked to create an account or log into Transcendent Psychology's Client Portal. 

Here you can make new bookings, manage upcoming appointments and pay your invoices (using Stripe)  in one secure  location.  

You can select the location for either In Person at 157 Myers St or Telehealth

When you select the Book appointment button in your client portal, you will be able to view all available appointments for the location you select.  You can also add in notes such as "add me to the cancellation list".

You can view and pay invoices here (stripe fees apply). Payment is due on the day of service, late payments attract a $20 fee and may be sent to a debt collector if no effort is made to make arrangements to pay.

View your upcoming appointments and make changes if needed. Please allow at least 24 hours notice, cancellation fees apply.  SMS reminders are sent out at 9am the day prior.

Romance in Nature

 

Face to face (in person) or Telehealth - it is your choice

In person sessions are provided in a calm, safe environment at 157 Myers Street, Geelong, Victoria.  

In person allows you to really take time out for yourself, away from all your daily stressors, to focus fully on your mental health.   Jackie looks forward to working with you in person.

 

Telehealth appointments mean that you can fit therapy into your busy lifestyle, from the comfort of your own home or office space.  Please make sure you connect in a private and safe space where you can complete your session without interruptions or worry about being over heard.  Appointments are via a secure video connection, you will need a smart phone, ipad or tablet or computer with an internet connection and camera. Apple products work best by downloading the zoom app prior to the session. You can test your camera and audio prior to the appointment via the link sent to you.

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Transcendent Psychology acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and live. We pay our respect to Elders: past, present and emerging.

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