Who We Are
Our Practice
Owner Gordon Ross is a registered psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia having worked in disability services in Executive roles since 1985 and more recently the Director of Community Care at Goulburn Valley Health in Shepparton for 15 years including Early Childhood Intervention Services and setting up the Community Interlink consortium model across Aged & Disability Services. Gordon was awarded the Telecom Australia Day Award for Psychology Services setting up free clinics for communities.
Director Leah Ross has worked in senior management and executive roles in the disability sector for many years at Connect GV in Shepparton and as CEO of Menzies Support in Alexandra. More recently Leah has been assisting the community to access the NDIS via Family Care in Shepparton. Leah is a local Fairley fellow, a Paul Harris fellowship award recipient, and past Assistant Governor of our regional Rotary.
Our Treatment Focus
Our focus is to help families and services in the areas of assessment, and diagnosis of various disorders.
"If you get the assessment wrong, you get the treatment wrong"
Email us : ross-psychology@bigpond.com
Our Costs
We keep the costs of assessments low but at the highest gold level of quality
Autism $1750
ADHD $1286
Combined ADHD/ASD $3,300
Developmental Delay $1286
Functional Disability WHODAS $428
List of other assessments via link above
See The Average Costs in Australia today in the blogs
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Area
Northern and North East Vic & NSW
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Privacy Policy
All of our Psychologists are registered with the Australian Psychological Society (APS) and adhere to their Code of Ethics. Ross Psychology is committed to protecting the privacy and confidentiality of our clients and the Privacy Policy below outlines this commitment.
Client Information
Any information collected by Ross Psychology is obtained with your consent, as part of the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of yourself/your child or adolescent. This information is only seen by the treating Psychologist, and is retained in order to document what happens during sessions as part of the therapy process. Personal information, such as your name, address, Medicare and health insurance details are used for the purpose of addressing accounts, processing payments and contacting you as needed regarding you/your child or adolescents' assessment/therapy.
Security
Client files and personal details are held on a secure server or in secure files which is only accessible to authorised employees. Ross Psychology takes reasonable steps to protect your information from unauthorised access, improper use, alternating and unlawful or accidental destruction.
Confidentiality and Disclosing Information
Ross Psychology adheres to the confidentiality requirements as part of the APS Code of Ethics and the Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) Act 2000. Information regarding yourself or your child/adolescent will remain confidential and secure; except in the case where:
- It is subpoenaed by a court of law;
- Failure to disclose the information would place the individual or another person at risk of harm.
- Your prior written consent has been obtained to provide or receive information from another professional or agency, such as your child's school, GP, Paediatrician, or other Allied Health Practitioners.
Request for access to client information
At any stage, clients may request access to information about them that is kept on file. The Psychologist may discuss the contents with them and/or give them a copy of this information. All requests by clients for access to information held about them should be lodged with the treating Psychologist; and will be responded to within 14 days and an appointment made if necessary for clarification purposes. An administration charge may be applicable as per the fees set out by the APS. The request may be required in writing.
Concerns
If you have any concerns regarding the management of your personal information or confidentiality, please do not hesitate to raise these with your treating Psychologist or our Director.
Disclaimer
The information contained on this website is general information regarding psychological disorders, assessments, and intervention. This information is not intended as advice or as a primary source of identifying mental health or behavioural difficulties. Professional advice from a GP or Registered Psychologist is strongly recommended. In a crisis situation, please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or go to your nearest health service.