When is a professional referral appropriate?
- When a client or patient is experiencing difficulties and
your own time constraints mean that you are unable to help, to the
depth required.
- When you have personal contact with the client or patient
outside the professional area, and when this might limit the kind
of help that you can give.
- When they are reluctant to discuss an issue with you for
any reason.
- When you are aware that your client or patient has financial
restraints that will limit the therapeutic services they would normally
be able to access.
- When you desire a better outcome for your client or patient.
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Please click the link below that best describes your service: If
you are a PAGES organisation such as PSP, JNM or VRS, and you have clients
who may benefit from short term and low cost intervention, please
click here.
If you are a provider of medical / health or community welfare services,
and have clients / patients who may benefit from short or long term therapy,
please click here.
All referrals are treated in the strictest
confidence. If the referring practitioner / organisation requires details
of their client's progress, permission will need to be obtained from
the client / patient. |
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