Please note: Our psychologists are not currently taking on new patients.

Existing patients of Kay Rogers can call us on 03 8506 9949 to book an appointment with her. New patients can book with Kay for appointments from February 2020.

Sergio Giurina and Anna Kokavec are no longer working at North Brighton Medical.

KAY ROGERS - PSYCHOLOGIST

BA BED MPSYCH (CLINICAL)

Kay is a registered clinical and counselling psychologist and has been practicing psychology for over 20 years.

She has worked in a range of settings including, drug and alcohol rehabilitation, sexual assault/domestic violence, primary and secondary education, employee assistant programs, across both public and private sectors.

Kay has trained in Coaching and Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) and supervises other registered psychologists. Her key areas of professional interest include Mindfulness, Cognitive Based Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT) particularly around anxiety and depression.

She currently works with adults, adolescents and children in private practice.

Kay is usually available for appointments on Saturday mornings. You can check her availability in the online booking form below or by calling us on 03 8506 9949.

Click here for a copy of Kay's consent form, which includes details of her privacy policy and consultation fees.

Call North Brighton Medical during business hours on 03 8506 9949 to book an appointment with Kay.

Note for first time patients: you may wish to see your GP before booking a first time consultation with a psychologist, as your GP may be able to prepare a Mental Health Care Plan which will entitle you to a Medicare rebate for some of your psychology consultations. You should see your regular GP for this.

If you don't have a regular GP, the GPs at North Brighton Medical are more than happy for you to begin seeing them as your regular GP. However, our GPs cannot prepare a Mental Health Care Plan for new patients in their initial consultation. Instead, you can book a mental health consultation as your initial appointment, during which you can begin to discuss your mental health concerns. Following this, if appropriate, your GP will suggest you book a follow-up consultation with them so that they can prepare a Mental Health Care Plan for you.

If you don't have a Mental Health Care Plan, you can still see a psychologist but you won’t be entitled to a Medicare rebate. You may be able to obtain a private health rebate for some of your psychology consultations if you have extras cover. Contact your private health insurer for details.