Contact and location information for Peritherapy
Support for women during perimenopause and menopause.
Peritherapy is located at 1/100 Gymea Bay Road (look for the CLARITY Therapy sign), past Supabarn and Nourish, next door to The Village Kids Store and opposite St Catherine Labouré Catholic School and Church.
Based in Gymea my aim is to provide women in my local community with perimenopause and menopause support. With great transport links to Cronulla and the surrounding area of Sutherlandshire, my preference is to provide in person support to my valued clients. However, I also offer online therapy sessions to women needing support through menopause, across Australia.
Transport links and parking:
My consult suite is based within Clarity Therapy offices, 1/100 Gymea Bay Road, a 4 min walk from Gymea train station, and is serviced by the following bus routes: 974, 962, 969, 970.
Parking is on street and free for 1 hour, perfect for your 50-minute Peritherapy consult.
Terms & Conditions
To secure your therapy appointment, Peritherapy require a 50% prepayment of the session fee at the time of booking. This prepayment helps us manage our schedule effectively and ensures your commitment to the therapeutic process. We understand that circumstances may change, and we offer the following cancellation policy:
If you cancel your appointment with at least 24 hours' notice, you will receive a full refund of your prepayment.
Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the scheduled appointment time will not be eligible for a refund.
The remaining 50% of the session fee is due at the time of your appointment. This will be deducted automatically from the credit card you made your initial booking with.
Do you offer Medicare Rebates and work with Mental Health Plans?
Psychotherapists are not currently included in the Better Access Initiative and therefore cannot participate as providers with mental health plans.
It would be a very cost and clinically effective way to rapidly address shortfalls in the demand for and supply of mental health services and consequently strong lobbying is underway to challenge this.
Many of my clients do not have and do not want mental health diagnoses, which is something that a doctor must assess you for to provide access to Medicare mental health plans.