Refer To Us

Appropriate Referrals

‍Pivotal Women’s Psychology provides services to women across the lifespan. We offer support to those experiencing, or at risk of developing, mild to moderate mental health conditions. Support is provided to expectant and new mothers, women with mood changes related to their cycle, women transitioning through perimenopause and women experiencing any challenging life transition or change.

We are committed to providing evidence-based psychological services that are tailored specifically to the unique needs of women and individuals assigned female at birth. We respect the expertise of medical practitioners and provide regular written communication and updates on progress to referring professionals.  

To ensure that women receive the most appropriate and specialised care, we are unable to accept referrals of cases featuring:

– Current or enduring psychotic illness;
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– Long-standing suicidal or homicidal ideation or suicide attempts without psychiatric support;
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– Current alcohol or other drug abuse without Drug & Alcohol service support 

Please refer clients with these circumstances to other community services, public adult mental health services, or tertiary mental health services.

Referral Information

To refer under a Better Access Mental Health Care Plan, please use the following information for their MHCP. Patients who are not eligible for a MHCP can still be referred and can choose to access the service for a fee. If they have private health insurance, they may be eligible for a rebate.

Practice Name: Pivotal Women’s Psychology
Practitioner: Catherine Stovold
Provider Number: 6255296K
Address: 29/97 Creek Street                                
Brisbane QLD 4000
Phone: 07 5554 8576
Fax: 07 2145 8041
Email: hello@pwp.health

We look forward to receiving your referral. The treating psychologist will provide you with an update on this referral once the patient has been assessed.

PLEASE NOTE: Pivotal Women’s Psychology is not a crisis service. If your patient is experiencing severe distress or is contemplating suicide, please advise them to go to their closest Hospital Emergency Department, call 000 or call Lifeline on 13 11 14.