WA Police staff
Preferred psychology provider for WA Police staff.
Axis provides direct clinical psychology for WA Police staff and can arrange an appointment immediately. Funding, reporting and confidentiality are explained before therapy begins.
Clinical context
Work that recognises the realities of policing.
Police work can involve critical incidents, repeated exposure, moral injury, organisational pressure, sleep disruption and effects on relationships and life outside work. The person's broader history and current circumstances also matter.
Therapy may focus on trauma, anxiety, adjustment, emotion regulation, alcohol or other coping patterns, relationships and returning to a more workable level of functioning. Treatment and reporting roles are clarified at the beginning.
Direct access and clear confidentiality.
Contact Axis through the website form, by phone or by email. Axis can arrange an immediate appointment for WA Police staff and will explain the applicable funding, reporting and confidentiality arrangements before therapy begins.
Common questions
Access and confidentiality.
How do I begin?
Contact Axis directly and state that you are WA Police staff or are making a WA Police referral. As a preferred provider, Axis can arrange an appointment immediately.
What arrangements apply to a WA Police referral?
Axis is a preferred provider for WA Police staff. The funding, reporting and confidentiality arrangements that apply to your referral are explained before therapy begins.
What information is shared with WA Police?
The funding and reporting arrangement is explained before therapy begins. Brent discusses confidentiality, consent and any limits that apply to the particular pathway.
WA Police preferred provider
Arrange an immediate appointment.
Use the enquiry form to identify the WA Police context, preferred appointment time and format. Axis will explain the arrangements that apply to your referral before therapy begins.
Request a WA Police appointment