About P.S.H. Therapy

The ASTA referral list is continually updated.

When initiating contact with a therapist, you may find the information below helpful.

First phone contact

Therapists will usually not take phone calls when they are in session and you should be prepared to leave a message if necessary. 

Choosing between two or more therapists

When there is more than one ASTA member in your local area, you may wish to speak with several and then consult with the one you feel most comfortable with.  ASTA members are happy to cross-refer to professional colleagues, as the client’s needs are always prioritized.

Making appointments

Once you have spoken to a therapist who you most feel at ease with, they will provide all the information you need relating to your appointment.

In most cases, a doctor’s referral is not required to consult a P.S.H. therapist. On rare occasions, the therapist may want to speak with your doctor if there is a possibility of medical complications. This can only be done with your approval.

Referral list for qualified P.S.H. therapists

If the therapist you are considering seeing is not on this list then please contact ASTA and have their credentials verified.

The people listed below are the premier P.S.H. therapists in Australia. 

The following practitioners have sworn to uphold the Association’s professional and ethical standards, to undertake professional development activities on an annual basis and to have therapy outcomes evaluated through the Continuing Feedback Program.