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Services and Fees

Forensic Risk Assessment

Provision of comprehensive forensic risk assessment for violence, sexual behaviour problems and sexual offending, property damage, firelighting, and other problem behaviours. Experienced in forensic disability and dual diagnosis presentations.

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Provision of expert testimony. Please note that I provide this service to the court; as such, I provide unbiased and balanced reports with no bias towards either the defence or prosecution. 

 

​​I strive to provide a holistic and comprehensive assessment with real-worl applicable recommendations for managing dynamic risk and strengthening service planning.

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All reports use the most current evidence based instruments including structured professional judgement assessments, use of actuarial tools and in-depth clinical interviews.

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Quality of Life and unmet human needs underlie much challenging or offending behaviour.The Person-Centred Reflective Integrated Service Model (PRISM) is used to ensure that intra-individual needs, strengths and challenges are systematically assessed against all quality of life domains.

 

This model considers cultural, gender, socioeconomic, mental and physical health, trauma,safety and AOD issues and their impact on autonomy, mastery, attachment, engagement/participation, identity, and wellbeing resulting in recommendations which can be used for future planning.

Training

Direct support workers are an under valued,crucial component of therapeutic support for people with psychosocial disabilities.

Griffith Psychology provides training for teams working with complex clients requiring substantial support. Training has been provided within private and govornment, community, family and institutional settings.

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Available training includes:

  • Positive Behaviour Support 

  • Trauma informed support

  • Working with personality disorder

  • Neurodiversity Affirming Support

  • Active engagement

  • Dignity of risk vs Duty of Care

  • Navigating the complexities of multiple systems (e.g., forensic, mental health and disability)

  • Reflective practice using the PRISM model

  • Modified DBT for emotion regulation, distress tolerance, interpersonal skills and mindfulness in practice

  • Supporting individuals who present with self-harming behaviour

  • Support for teams under pressure from ongoing crises - getting proactive

  • Improving staff safety

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Supervision

Therapeutic Support

I am a board approved supervisor (Clinical and Forensic) and offer clinical supervision to;

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  • Behaviour Support Practitioners 

  • Psychologists

  • Psychology registrars and interns

  • Mental Health Workers

  • Team Leaders for Disability Services

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Griffith Psychology now offers occassional psychosocial therapeutic support. 

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Introducing Mr Paul Monck

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Paul has many years of disability related experience including employment as a direct support worker, management and finance roles and carer lived experience.

 

He brings maturity, a calm approach, compassion and a deep understanding and respect for person-centred active support. Above all, he will support you and your loved ones as he would want his own family to be supported.

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He has NDIS worker clearance and is especially experienced with people with learning differences, autism, cerebral palsy, ABI, anxiety and depression in addition to visible disabilities.

 

His approach is trauma-informed, culturally and gender inclusive and based on collaboration, active listening and genuine respect.

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He enjoys supporting people to do what they love including fishing, hiking, cooking, gardening and exploring community activities. In his spare time, he enjoys cultivating plants and spending time with his many animals.

 

Availability varies, so please enquire early if you are planning a brief or one-off support session.

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Available 7 days a week between 9AM and 5PM.

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Upcoming Change to Fees – From January, 2026

As part of our ongoing commitment to providing high-quality, sustainable psychological care, our standard session fee will increase to $250 per hour for private psychology, and forensic  assessment work from January 1, 2026. Supervision is billed at $200 per hour +GST. Current supervision clients will be provided with a months notice of the price change.

A low cost option is provided for a limited number of bulk billed clients with no gap. Currently, bulk billing capacity is at its limit. however clients may elect to be placed on a wait list for when a space becomes available. Please note that bulk-billed services are not available for forensic assessment or treatment as these are not covered by Medicare. They are also not able to fund disability related needs, care team meeting attendance or NDIS report writing and are capped at 10 per year by Medicare, so are not suitable for clients with complex needs.

This adjustment reflects increases in operational costs and ensures we can continue to offer evidence-based services, maintain best practice standards, and support our clients with the care they deserve.

If you have any questions or concerns about this change, please feel free to discuss it with your treating psychologist prior to the change taking effect.Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

Current and ongoing private clients will not experience an increase until January 2026. Please contact us if this change would cause undue financial strain.

Organisational training cost depends on training requirements and combination of clinicians providing service. 

Referrals & Registrations

PLEASE NOTE - Not currently taking new individual clients​ - please enquire about waitlisting options

​Available for all self managed and plan managed participants under the NDIS for disability related support when spaces are available.

Accepts Mental Health Care Plans for mental health treatment 

Registered TAC provider.

Registered WorkSafe provider

Endorsed - clinical and forenisc psychology - Psychology Board of Australia

Board approved supervision for provisional, generally registered, clinically endorsed and forensic endorsed psychologists and interns/registrars at masters or doctoral levels. 

Forensic assessments are accepted through govornment department or court referral only

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2026 Fees 

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Individual therapy - $250 per 50-60 minutes (Eligible Medicare rebate $141.85 with a MHCP ). 

Supervision - $200.00 per hour + GST 

Organisational Training - $267 per hr (one clinician)

 

Reduced rates available for concession holders, incarcerated individuals, TAC and Worksafe referrals and for those experiencing financial hardship. 

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