Workplace stress and burnout
Sustained overload, difficult systems, role strain, depleted capacity or loss of confidence.
Workplace and funded services
Workplace and funded psychological care
Support for workplace distress and occupational trauma, including third-party funded referrals with clear funding, reporting and clinical roles.
For funded appointments, Axis confirms approval and payment arrangements before booking. Fees and funding information.
Work-related concerns
Workplace concerns and occupational trauma
Therapy can address symptoms and coping while also considering the organisational, relational and ethical realities surrounding the person.
Conflict and organisational change
Bullying concerns, investigations, restructuring, redundancy or challenging team relationships.
Occupational trauma
Critical incidents, repeated exposure, moral injury or events that continue to affect work and home life.
Return to work and adjustment
Psychological support while navigating recovery, changed duties, uncertainty or career transition.
Current referral contexts
Referral and funding arrangements
These pages set out the direct access route for each program and the information to include with the first contact.
For referrals from a solicitor or community organisation, read the legal and community referral information before sending supporting documents.
WA Police referrals
Axis is a WA Police Force Preferred Provider. Appointment, referral, reporting and confidentiality arrangements are confirmed before therapy begins.
Check pathwayVeterans and Open Arms
Psychological support for veterans, serving members and eligible family members through Open Arms.
Check pathwayEAP and employer-funded work
Confidential therapy with the session limit, privacy and reporting arrangements explained at the beginning.
Check pathwayInsurer and rehabilitation referrals
Treating therapy with the approval, reporting, billing and professional roles made clear.
Check pathwayFunded referrals
Consent, confidentiality and reporting
When an employer, insurer, agency or other third party is involved, Axis first clarifies what has been authorised, what the referrer is asking Brent to do and what communication is expected.
The client should know who receives information, the purpose of any report and any relevant limits before proceeding. If the requested role creates a conflict, Axis may recommend a different pathway.
Include the funding details with the referral.
Send the program name, approval details, referral purpose and contact information so Axis can arrange the funded appointment.
Common questions
Roles, funding and communication.
How does a third-party funded referral begin?
For Open Arms, send the current provider and referral pathway, plus funding and communication requirements. For workplace and insurer referrals, include the referral reason, funding approval and requested professional role. The reporting and billing arrangements are explained before the first appointment.
What information will be shared with a funder or employer?
The reporting arrangement should be clear from the beginning. Brent will explain the purpose, expected communication and limits of confidentiality, and will seek consent where required.
Can Axis provide an independent assessment as well as therapy?
Therapy and independent assessment are different professional roles. They are not automatically combined, and a separate assessor may be needed to protect objectivity and the therapeutic relationship.
Taking the next step
Email the funded referral directly to Axis.
Email the details for the relevant funded pathway to info@axispsych.com.au. For Open Arms, include the current provider, referral pathway, funding and communication requirements. For workplace or insurer referrals, include the referral reason, requested role, approval information and supporting documents.