Trauma-informed & neuroscience-led, neurodiversity affirming, relationship-driven, and collaborative.
Our Services & Fees
Support that fits your life—and values your time.
How We Support You
At Perfectly Imperfect, we offer a range of services designed to support neurodivergent individuals, families, and communities with heart, expertise, and understanding.
1.
Individual, Couple &
Family Counselling
Neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed therapy that meets you where you’re at. We work with people of all identities, neurotypes, and backgrounds in a space that’s safe, supportive, and judgement-free.
2.
NDIS Access, Advocacy &
Therapeutic Supports
Need help navigating the NDIS or advocating for services and accommodations? We’re here to guide you through the process and ensure your voice is heard.
3.
Parent Support Groups &
Training Programs
Whether you’re seeking practical strategies or emotional support, our group sessions and online programs are designed to empower and connect parents and carers.
4.
Clinical
Supervision
Professional, reflective supervision for clinicians who work with neurodivergent, LGBTQIA+, and trauma-affected clients. Grounded in lived experience and affirming practice.
Private Fees
Please note: We’re a private fee clinic and do not offer bulk billing.
If you have a Mental Health Care Plan from your GP, you’ll still need to pay the full fee upfront. Once payment is made, we’ll process your Medicare rebate for you. Having a referral doesn’t mean free sessions—it simply allows you to claim part of the fee back.
NDIS Fees
We welcome clients who are self-managed or plan-managed through the NDIS. Unfortunately, we are unable to support agency-managed plans.
It’s important to know:
• You are responsible for the appointments you book.
• If your plan runs out or your plan manager declines to pay, you’ll be responsible for the fee.
• Having an NDIS plan doesn’t automatically mean free services
Jessica Dolev
Individual- 50-minute consultation
- NDIS Self-Managed rate included
- As per NDIS price guide
Jessica Dolev
Couple/Family/Advocacy- 50-minute consultation
- NDIS Self-Managed rate included
- As per NDIS price guide
Kanalli Meharg
Individual- 50-minute consultation
- NDIS Self-Managed rate included
- As per NDIS price guide
Kanalli Meharg
Couples/Family- 50 minute consultation
- NDIS Self-Managed rate included
- As per NDIS price guide
Our Cancellation Policy
We don’t charge cancellation fees because we thought it would be a fun thing to do, we charge cancellation fees because they are important.
1. Cancellation fees mean we can stay in business.
Like all businesses, we have costs to cover that do not disappear because someone has not attended an appointment. As a health practice, our biggest expense is wages – paying our clinical and admin teams for their time, and labour (as well as their superannuation, annual leave, sick leave, etc). Our team members enjoy being able to pay their rent, mortgage, bills, groceries, and other life expenses just as much as everyone else – they still need to get paid, even if no one shows up. How do we pay our clinical and admin teams? Through appointment fees! We’re a small business – we don’t receive any government funding; we only survive if we can pay our wages and other business expenses. The reality is that we need to bring in appointment fees, or cancellation fees, to stay in business.
2. Cancellation fees mean more appointments attended.
Enforcing our cancellation policy means that clients are more likely to attend their appointments, and appointments are less likely to go to waste. A late cancellation affects three people – your clinician who has spent time preparing for your session, other clients on the wait list who are in need of an appointment, as well as you from missing out on the chance to connect with your clinician. Appointments cancelled at late notice mean it is harder for our admin team to fill those appointments – that our equally-deserving clients on the waitlist else could have booked if there had been more notice.
3. A no-exceptions cancellation fee policy makes it fair for all our clients.
By charging cancellation fees for all late-cancelled or no-show appointments, our admin team are not put in the position of judging who has more valid or less valid reasons for not attending their appointment. Charging cancellation fees to all clients regardless of the reason means that it is fair for all clients, especially for our clients who are less able to argue their way out of paying cancellation fees, whether by disability, literacy, education, or just through being decent people.
4. Clients are well-informed and consent to paying a cancellation fee when they use our services.
Our cancellation fees are not a secret, hidden charge – we are very upfront about them. We give our clients multiple methods to cancel appointments without incurring a cancellation fee – you can cancel via email, SMS, or via a phone call. We remind all our clients of our cancellation policy when appointments are booked and changed and then send additional reminders before the appointment. Our services are voluntary, and people only attend our appointments if they consent to our business terms and conditions. However, you don’t need to consent to our business terms and conditions if you don’t wish to do so; you are welcome to choose a business whose terms and conditions align with your own values.

Get In Touch
We’d love to hear from you. Give us a call or send an enquiry and we will get back to you soon!

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