Privacy Policy

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Sisu & Sage Psychology
87 Yarra Street, Geelong VIC 3220

Sisu & Sage Psychology (ABN 49 848 179 854) is a trading name for Noesis Group (ACN 123 456 79)

Sisu & Sage Psychology is committed to protecting the privacy, confidentiality and security of personal and health information.

This policy explains how Sisu & Sage Psychology collects, holds, uses, discloses and protects personal information and health information, as well as the rights of individuals in relation to information held about them.

Sisu & Sage Psychology manages personal and health information in accordance with applicable Australian and Victorian privacy legislation and professional requirements, including the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs), the Health Records Act 2001 (Vic) and the Health Privacy Principles (HPPs).

This policy should be read alongside any consent, service or other documentation provided to clients when engaging in psychological services.

1. Website Disclaimer

Information provided on the Sisu & Sage Psychology website is for general informational and educational purposes only.

Information contained on this website is not intended to constitute psychological or medical advice, diagnosis, assessment, treatment or a substitute for individual professional advice.

Information provided on this website may not be appropriate to an individual's particular circumstances.

While reasonable care is taken to ensure information is accurate and current, Sisu & Sage Psychology does not guarantee that information contained on this website is complete, current or suitable for any particular individual or circumstance.

Individuals should seek appropriate professional advice regarding their own circumstances rather than relying solely upon information contained on this website.

2. No Therapeutic Relationship

Accessing, browsing or using this website does not establish a psychologist-client or therapeutic relationship with Sisu & Sage Psychology or any practitioner working with or through the practice.

Submitting an enquiry, completing a website form, sending an email, making telephone contact or communicating with Sisu & Sage Psychology through another electronic means does not, by itself, establish a therapeutic relationship.

A professional relationship is established only after the relevant practitioner has accepted the referral or request for services and the appropriate intake, consent and service arrangements have been completed.

Sisu & Sage Psychology is not responsible for monitoring website enquiries, emails or electronic communications continuously or outside ordinary practice processes.

Website forms, email and SMS should therefore not be used for urgent or emergency assistance.

3. Crisis and Emergency Support

Sisu & Sage Psychology is not an emergency or crisis service.

If you or another person is in immediate danger or requires urgent medical assistance, call 000 or attend the nearest hospital emergency department.

Individuals experiencing significant psychological distress or requiring urgent assistance should contact an appropriate crisis service, their GP, treating health professional or local mental health service.

Messages sent to Sisu & Sage Psychology, including email, SMS and website enquiries, may not be reviewed immediately and should not be relied upon for crisis support.

4. Our Commitment to Privacy

Sisu & Sage Psychology recognises that psychological services involve information that is personal, sensitive and often highly confidential.

Reasonable steps are taken to ensure personal and health information is collected lawfully and fairly, used appropriately, maintained accurately, stored securely and protected from misuse, interference, loss and unauthorised access, modification or disclosure.

Access to client information is limited to persons who require access for legitimate clinical, administrative, legal or professional purposes.

5. What Information We May Collect

The information collected will depend upon the nature of a person's contact with Sisu & Sage Psychology and the services being provided.

Personal and health information may include:

name, date of birth and contact details;
address and demographic information;
emergency contact details;
parent, guardian, caregiver or next-of-kin information;
Medicare, private health insurance and relevant funding information;
referral information;
GP, paediatrician, psychiatrist and other treating practitioner details;
medical and medication history;
psychological and mental health history;
developmental, educational, occupational, social and family history;
information regarding current symptoms, concerns and circumstances;
information relating to risk and safety;
diagnoses and treatment history;
clinical notes and treatment records;
psychological assessment information;
questionnaire, psychometric and assessment results;
behavioural observations;
reports and correspondence;
information supplied by parents, carers, schools, medical practitioners and other relevant third parties;
appointment and attendance information;
billing, invoicing and payment information;
communications with the practice, including email and SMS correspondence; and
other information reasonably necessary to provide safe and appropriate psychological services.

Where relevant, information concerning a person's cultural background, disability, relationships, family circumstances or other sensitive matters may also be collected where reasonably necessary for the provision of psychological services.

6. How Information Is Collected

Where reasonable and practicable, information is collected directly from the individual to whom it relates.

Information may be collected through:

intake and consent forms;
conversations during appointments;
psychological assessments and questionnaires;
telephone calls;
email and SMS communications;
website enquiry or contact forms;
communication with administrative staff;
referrals;
correspondence and reports from health professionals;
parents, guardians and caregivers;
schools and educational professionals;
support workers and other service providers;
government, compensation or funding bodies where relevant; and
other persons or organisations where the individual has consented to the collection or where collection is otherwise permitted or required by law.

Where information is obtained from another person or organisation, reasonable steps will be taken where required to ensure the individual is aware of the collection and relevant circumstances surrounding it.

7. Why Information Is Collected

Personal and health information may be collected, held and used for purposes including:

responding to enquiries;
determining whether Sisu & Sage Psychology is able to provide an appropriate service;
arranging and managing appointments;
providing psychological assessment, formulation, diagnosis and treatment;
treatment planning and review;
maintaining accurate clinical records;
communicating with clients and authorised persons;
communicating and coordinating care with other health professionals and service providers where appropriate;
preparing reports, letters and other clinical documentation;
processing Medicare, private health insurance or other funding claims;
billing and financial administration;
meeting professional, ethical, regulatory and legal obligations;
clinical supervision, consultation and quality assurance where appropriate;
managing safety and clinical risk;
responding to complaints;
practice administration and management; and
other purposes directly related to the provision and management of psychological services.

If sufficient information is not provided, Sisu & Sage Psychology may be unable to appropriately assess an enquiry, provide psychological services or continue providing a particular service.

8. Consent

Where consent is required for the collection, use or disclosure of personal or health information, consent may be express or implied depending upon the circumstances and applicable law.

Clients will ordinarily be provided with information relevant to consent before psychological services commence.

Consent is an ongoing process and may be revisited throughout psychological services where circumstances change.

Where Sisu & Sage Psychology relies upon consent for a particular collection, use or disclosure of information, that consent may generally be withdrawn.

Withdrawal of consent will not affect information already lawfully collected, used or disclosed prior to withdrawal.

There may also be circumstances in which information must continue to be retained, used or disclosed despite withdrawal of consent because this is required or authorised by law or necessary to meet professional or regulatory obligations.

Withdrawal of consent may, in some circumstances, affect the ability of Sisu & Sage Psychology to provide or continue providing particular services.

9. Children and Young People

Sisu & Sage Psychology provides services to children and adolescents as well as adults.

Consent, confidentiality, access to information and communication with parents or caregivers in relation to a child or young person will depend upon the individual circumstances, including the young person's age, maturity and capacity, the nature of the service, legal arrangements relating to parental responsibility or guardianship, and applicable professional and legal requirements.

Where appropriate, children and young people will be involved in decisions concerning their care and information in a manner consistent with their developmental capacity.

Parents and caregivers should not assume that they will automatically receive all information disclosed by a child or young person during psychological treatment.

The psychologist will discuss relevant confidentiality arrangements with the child or young person and their parent, guardian or caregiver as appropriate.

Information may nevertheless be disclosed where consent has been provided or where disclosure is required or authorised by law, including where necessary to respond to safety concerns.

10. Confidentiality

Information disclosed during psychological services is treated as confidential.

Sisu & Sage Psychology will generally only use or disclose personal or health information:

for the primary purpose for which it was collected;
for a directly related secondary purpose where this would reasonably be expected;
with the individual's consent;
where disclosure is necessary for the provision or coordination of healthcare and is permitted by law;
where disclosure is required or authorised by law; or
in other circumstances permitted under applicable privacy or health-records legislation.

Examples may include disclosure:

to a GP, paediatrician, psychiatrist or other treating professional with appropriate consent;
to parents, guardians, caregivers or support persons where appropriate and lawful;
to a funding, compensation or insurance body where authorised;
pursuant to a valid subpoena, court order or other lawful requirement;
where mandatory reporting obligations apply;
where disclosure is necessary or authorised in connection with a serious threat to life, health or safety;
for the establishment, exercise or defence of a legal or equitable claim;
for confidential professional consultation or supervision where appropriate; or
in another circumstance expressly permitted or required by law.

Where information is disclosed, reasonable steps are taken to limit disclosure to information relevant to the purpose for which it is being disclosed.

11. Professional Consultation and Supervision

Psychologists may participate in professional supervision, peer consultation and case consultation as part of maintaining safe, ethical and high-quality professional practice and meeting applicable professional requirements.

Where client information is discussed for these purposes, reasonable steps are taken to protect confidentiality and minimise identifying information where practicable.

Any psychologist receiving information through professional supervision or consultation is also subject to professional confidentiality and privacy obligations.

12. Psychological Assessment Information

Psychological assessment may involve the collection and storage of information including test responses, scores, behavioural observations, clinical interview information and reports.

Certain psychological testing materials are subject to professional, contractual, intellectual-property and test-security restrictions.

Requests for access to assessment material will therefore be considered in accordance with applicable privacy and health-records legislation, professional obligations and test-security requirements.

Where direct release of particular test material is not appropriate or permitted, Sisu & Sage Psychology may consider whether access can lawfully and appropriately be provided in another form.

13. Disclosure to Third-Party Service Providers

Sisu & Sage Psychology may use third-party service providers to assist with the operation of the practice.

These may include providers of:

practice-management systems;
appointment scheduling;
electronic forms;
secure data storage;
email and communications;
SMS appointment reminders;
telehealth;
payment processing;
accounting and bookkeeping;
information technology and cybersecurity;
document preparation and administration; and
other professional or administrative services.

Only information reasonably necessary for the relevant function will be made available where practicable.

Reasonable steps are taken when selecting and using service providers to consider the privacy, security and confidentiality of information handled on behalf of Sisu & Sage Psychology.

14. Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies

Sisu & Sage Psychology may use secure digital technologies, including artificial intelligence-assisted tools, to support clinical and administrative processes.

Such tools may assist with activities including documentation, note preparation, administrative workflows, organisation of information and other practice-management functions.

AI-assisted technology is used as a support tool and does not replace professional judgement.

Clinical decisions, diagnoses, interpretations, treatment decisions and recommendations remain the responsibility of the treating psychologist.

Where personal or health information is processed using an AI-assisted system, reasonable steps are taken to assess the privacy, confidentiality and security arrangements applicable to that system.

Identifiable clinical information will only be entered into or processed through AI-enabled systems where Sisu & Sage Psychology considers appropriate privacy and security safeguards to be in place and where the use is consistent with applicable legal and professional requirements.

Sisu & Sage Psychology does not knowingly permit identifiable client information to be used to train publicly available or external general-purpose AI models.

AI systems are not authorised to independently make clinical decisions about clients.

Where required by law or professional standards, additional information or consent regarding particular technology may be provided to clients.

15. Electronic Communication

Sisu & Sage Psychology may communicate with clients and other authorised persons by telephone, email, SMS, telehealth platforms and other electronic systems.

Reasonable steps are taken to maintain the security and confidentiality of electronic communications. However, electronic communications carry inherent privacy and security risks and absolute security cannot be guaranteed.

Email and SMS are primarily intended for administrative communication unless otherwise agreed.

Clients are encouraged not to send highly sensitive clinical information through ordinary email or SMS where a more secure means of communication is available.

Electronic messages are not continuously monitored and should not be used for emergencies or urgent clinical assistance.

16. Telehealth

Where psychological services are provided by telehealth, reasonable steps are taken to use appropriate technology and protect privacy and confidentiality.

Clients are responsible for considering the privacy of their own location and device when participating in telehealth.

Telehealth may involve additional privacy, technological and clinical considerations. These may be discussed as part of the consent process where relevant.

17. Storage and Security of Information

Personal and health information may be held electronically and, where applicable, in physical form.

Sisu & Sage Psychology takes reasonable steps to protect information against misuse, interference, loss, unauthorised access, modification and disclosure.

Security measures may include, where appropriate:

password-protected systems;
access controls;
secure practice-management software;
multi-factor authentication;
encryption or other security controls provided by relevant platforms;
secure physical storage;
device and network security measures;
restricted staff access;
secure disposal processes; and
appropriate confidentiality requirements for persons with authorised access.

No method of electronic transmission or storage can be guaranteed to be entirely free from security risk.

18. Data Breaches

Sisu & Sage Psychology maintains processes for responding to actual or suspected privacy and data-security incidents.

Where a data breach occurs, reasonable steps will be taken to contain and investigate the breach, assess the potential consequences and reduce the risk of harm.

Where a breach is an eligible data breach under the Notifiable Data Breaches scheme, Sisu & Sage Psychology will comply with applicable notification requirements, including notifying affected individuals and the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner where required.

Other notification or reporting obligations will also be followed where applicable.

19. Overseas Disclosure and Data Processing

Some digital service providers used by Australian businesses may store, process or provide access to information from locations outside Australia.

Sisu & Sage Psychology takes reasonable steps to consider the location, privacy and security arrangements of service providers that handle personal or health information.

Where personal information is likely to be disclosed to an overseas recipient, Sisu & Sage Psychology will manage that disclosure in accordance with applicable privacy legislation and will identify relevant overseas locations where required and practicable.

20. Anonymity and Pseudonymity

Where lawful and practicable, individuals may have the option of interacting with Sisu & Sage Psychology anonymously or by using a pseudonym.

For many psychological services, however, accurate identification is necessary or reasonably required to provide appropriate care, maintain clinical records, communicate with other health providers, meet Medicare or funding requirements, manage risk, or comply with legal and professional obligations.

Accordingly, anonymous or pseudonymous psychological treatment may not always be practicable.

21. Website Information, Cookies and Analytics

When a person accesses the Sisu & Sage Psychology website, certain technical information may be collected automatically by the website platform or associated service providers.

Depending upon the configuration of the website, this may include information such as IP address, browser or device information, pages visited, date and time of access and general website-usage information.

Cookies and similar technologies may be used to enable website functionality and understand how visitors interact with the website.

Information submitted voluntarily through a website enquiry or contact form may also be collected and used to respond to the enquiry and, where appropriate, facilitate access to services.

22. Marketing and Information About Services

Sisu & Sage Psychology will not use health information for direct marketing without appropriate consent.

Where a person separately chooses to receive information about workshops, events, resources or other services, their contact information may be used for that purpose in accordance with applicable law and their consent.

Individuals may withdraw from marketing communications at any time using the unsubscribe mechanism provided or by contacting the practice.

Administrative or clinical communications relating to an existing service are not treated as marketing communications.

23. Government-Related Identifiers

Government-related identifiers, such as Medicare numbers, will only be collected, used or disclosed where reasonably necessary and permitted by law.

Such identifiers will not be adopted as Sisu & Sage Psychology's own identifier except where permitted by applicable legislation.

24. Record Retention

Clinical records are retained in accordance with Victorian law and applicable professional requirements.

Generally, health information relating to an adult client will be retained for at least seven years from the date on which the health service was last provided.

Where a person was under 18 years of age when the health information was collected, the information will generally be retained until that person reaches 25 years of age.

Records may be retained for longer where reasonably necessary or where required or authorised by law, professional obligations, legal proceedings, insurance requirements or other legitimate circumstances.

Once information is no longer required to be retained, it will be securely destroyed or permanently de-identified where appropriate and permitted by law.

25. Access to Personal and Health Information

Individuals generally have a right to request access to personal and health information held about them.

Requests may be made by contacting Sisu & Sage Psychology using the details below.

Sisu & Sage Psychology may need to verify the identity and authority of the person making the request before releasing information.

Access will be provided in accordance with applicable privacy and health-records legislation.

In certain circumstances, access may lawfully be refused, limited or provided in an alternative form.

Where access is refused or restricted, Sisu & Sage Psychology will provide the information and reasons required by applicable law and advise the individual of available complaint mechanisms.

A reasonable fee may be charged where permitted by law for providing access to health information. Any applicable fee will not exceed statutory limits.

26. Correction of Information

Sisu & Sage Psychology takes reasonable steps to ensure personal and health information held by the practice is accurate, complete, up to date, relevant and not misleading.

Individuals may request correction of information they believe is inaccurate, incomplete, out of date, irrelevant or misleading.

Where appropriate and required by law, reasonable steps will be taken to correct the information.

Where a correction request is refused, the individual will be informed as required by applicable law and may be able to request that a statement regarding the disputed information be associated with the record.

27. Transfer of Health Information

An individual may request that relevant health information be provided to another health service provider.

Such requests will be managed in accordance with applicable Victorian health-records legislation, privacy requirements, professional obligations and any applicable statutory access or transfer fees.

Before transferring information, Sisu & Sage Psychology may take reasonable steps to verify the request, the recipient and the authority for the transfer.

28. Practice Closure or Transfer

If Sisu & Sage Psychology ceases operating, relocates, transfers the practice or otherwise changes arrangements affecting custody of health records, records will be managed in accordance with applicable Victorian legal requirements.

Where required, appropriate notices will be provided regarding the custody, transfer, storage and future accessibility of health records.

29. Privacy Enquiries and Complaints

Sisu & Sage Psychology takes privacy concerns seriously.

A person who has a question, concern or complaint regarding the collection, storage, use, disclosure, security, access or correction of their personal or health information is encouraged to contact the practice.

Privacy Officer
Sisu & Sage Psychology
87 Yarra Street
Geelong VIC 3220
Email: admin@sisuandsage.com.au

Privacy complaints should provide sufficient information to allow the concern to be understood and investigated.

Sisu & Sage Psychology will endeavour to acknowledge and investigate privacy complaints promptly, fairly and confidentially and to provide a response within a reasonable period.

If a person is dissatisfied with the response, or otherwise wishes to seek external assistance, they may be entitled to contact:

Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC)

For matters concerning the Privacy Act 1988 and Australian Privacy Principles.

Health Complaints Commissioner Victoria (HCC)

For complaints concerning the handling of health information under Victorian health-privacy legislation and other matters within the Commissioner's jurisdiction.

Nothing in this policy limits an individual's right to contact an appropriate regulator or complaints body.

30. Changes to this Privacy Policy

Sisu & Sage Psychology may amend this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes to legislation, professional requirements, technology, practice operations or information-handling practices.

The current version will be made available through the Sisu & Sage Psychology website.

The date of the most recent review or amendment will appear at the beginning of this policy.

WEBSITE TERMS AND ADDITIONAL DISCLAIMER

31. External Links

The Sisu & Sage Psychology website may contain links to third-party websites, services or resources.

Links are provided for convenience or general information and do not necessarily constitute endorsement of the third party or all information, services or views contained on an external website.

Sisu & Sage Psychology is not responsible for the privacy practices, security, availability, accuracy or content of third-party websites.

Visitors should review the privacy policies and terms applicable to external websites they choose to access.

32. General Psychological Information and Resources

Articles, resources, downloads, social-media content and other educational materials produced or shared by Sisu & Sage Psychology are general in nature.

Psychological information necessarily requires consideration of an individual's history, circumstances, presentation and needs.

General resources should therefore not be interpreted as an individual assessment, diagnosis, treatment recommendation or professional opinion regarding a particular person.

33. Email and Website Enquiries

Responses to website, telephone, email or social-media enquiries are ordinarily limited to administrative or general information unless a therapeutic relationship has been formally established and another communication arrangement has been agreed.

Sisu & Sage Psychology cannot guarantee the confidentiality of information voluntarily submitted through ordinary electronic communication channels.

Individuals are encouraged to limit sensitive clinical information in initial enquiries to what is reasonably necessary for the practice to understand the nature of the enquiry.

34. Social Media

Any social-media account operated by Sisu & Sage Psychology is intended for general information and education and is not a psychological service.

Following, commenting on, messaging or otherwise interacting with a Sisu & Sage Psychology social-media account does not establish a therapeutic relationship.

For privacy reasons, Sisu & Sage Psychology may not acknowledge publicly whether a particular individual is or has been a client.

Clinical concerns and emergencies should not be communicated through social-media platforms.

35. Intellectual Property

Unless otherwise stated, original written content, graphics, resources and other materials created by Sisu & Sage Psychology and published on this website remain the intellectual property of Sisu & Sage Psychology or the relevant rights holder.

Material may not be reproduced, republished, distributed or commercially used without permission except where permitted by law.

36. Professional Services

Psychological services provided by psychologists practising through Sisu & Sage Psychology are provided in accordance with the professional, ethical and regulatory obligations applicable to the individual practitioner.

The suitability, nature and scope of psychological services are determined individually and cannot be established through general website information.

ANIMALS

Animals may be present at Sisu & Sage Psychology and, where appropriate, may also be incorporated into psychological services as part of an animal-assisted approach.

Animals at the practice may include dogs, cats, guinea pigs, rabbits or other suitable companion animals. The animals present at the practice may change from time to time.

Choice and Consent

Interaction with animals is always optional.

Clients are not required to interact with an animal in order to access psychological services at Sisu & Sage Psychology. An animal may be actively involved in a session, quietly present in the therapeutic environment, or have no involvement in a client's appointment.

Where an animal is proposed to be deliberately incorporated into psychological treatment, the psychologist will consider the client's preferences, therapeutic needs and circumstances. The nature and purpose of the animal's involvement will be discussed where appropriate.

Consent to animal involvement may be withdrawn at any time. A client may also request that animals not be present during their appointment.

Parents and caregivers are encouraged to advise the practice before an appointment if a child has allergies, asthma, animal-related fears, phobias, sensory sensitivities, cultural considerations or any other concern relevant to the presence of animals.

Allergies, Phobias and Individual Needs

Sisu & Sage Psychology recognises that animals are not appropriate or comfortable for everyone.

Clients are encouraged to advise the practice before attending if they have:

an animal allergy or animal-triggered asthma;
a fear or phobia involving animals;
sensory sensitivities;
an immune or medical condition that may be relevant to animal contact;
cultural or religious considerations relating to animals;
a history or experience that may make interaction with animals uncomfortable; or
any other concern regarding animals being present.

Where reasonably practicable, arrangements will be made to minimise or avoid contact with animals.

Safety

Reasonable steps are taken to select, manage and supervise animals in a manner intended to protect the safety and wellbeing of clients, staff and the animals themselves.

Animals are supervised and their behaviour, health, temperament and suitability for participation are considered before and during client interaction.

However, animals are living beings and their behaviour cannot be predicted or controlled with absolute certainty.

Interaction with an animal may involve ordinary risks associated with animal contact, including scratches, bites, accidental knocks or falls, allergic reactions, exposure to animal hair or dander, and unexpected animal behaviour.

Clients and accompanying persons are expected to follow reasonable instructions provided by the psychologist or practice staff regarding interaction with animals.

Children will be appropriately supervised when interacting with animals.

Animal Welfare

The welfare of animals involved with Sisu & Sage Psychology is an important consideration.

Animals are not required to participate in interactions and may choose to move away, rest or otherwise disengage.

An interaction may be modified or ended if the psychologist considers that continuing is not appropriate for the client or the animal.

Animals will be provided with appropriate opportunities for rest, access to water, toileting and withdrawal from client interaction.

Sisu & Sage Psychology reserves the right to remove an animal from a session or decline animal involvement where this is considered necessary for the animal's welfare, client safety or appropriate clinical care.

Hygiene and Infection Control

Reasonable hygiene and infection-control measures are maintained in relation to animals at the practice.

Clients may be encouraged to wash or sanitise their hands following direct animal contact where appropriate.

Animal involvement may be modified or avoided where there is an identified health or infection-control concern.

Clients should advise their psychologist of any medical condition that may make direct animal contact unsuitable.

Animal-Assisted Psychological Services

Where animals are intentionally incorporated into psychological treatment, their involvement is used to support, rather than replace, evidence-based psychological assessment or intervention.

The treating psychologist remains responsible for all clinical assessment, formulation, treatment decisions and professional services.

Animal involvement may be used where clinically appropriate to support areas such as engagement, emotional regulation, communication, therapeutic rapport, behavioural observation or therapeutic activities.

The involvement of an animal does not guarantee a particular therapeutic outcome.

Incidents Involving Animals

Any injury, allergic reaction or other significant incident involving an animal at the practice should be reported to the treating psychologist or practice staff as soon as possible.

Sisu & Sage Psychology will respond to animal-related incidents in accordance with applicable first-aid, safety, incident-management and legal requirements.

Assistance Animals

Sisu & Sage Psychology recognises that an appropriately trained assistance animal may have legal access rights that are distinct from arrangements relating to companion animals or animals used by the practice.

Clients who use an assistance animal are encouraged to contact the practice before their first appointment so that appropriate arrangements can be made.

Client Animals and Pets

Clients should not bring pets or companion animals to the practice without prior agreement.

This does not apply in the same way to a person accompanied by an assistance animal with applicable access rights.

Please contact Sisu & Sage Psychology before your appointment if you need to discuss an assistance animal or another animal-related accessibility requirement.

OTHER

Nothing contained on this website guarantees a particular clinical outcome.

Contact

Questions regarding this Privacy Policy, the management of personal information or Sisu & Sage Psychology's privacy practices may be directed to:

Sisu & Sage Psychology
87 Yarra Street
Geelong VIC 3220
Email: admin@sisuandsage.com.au

Last reviewed: September 2026