— WORKERS COMPENSATION PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT

Support for Chronic Pain, Psychological Injury, Workplace Stress & Anxiety

Support for Psychological Workplace Injuries

Workplace psychological injuries can develop gradually over time or following distressing workplace experiences including workplace stress, burnout, bullying, workplace conflict, trauma and ongoing return-to-work pressures.

Many adults navigating NSW Workers Compensation psychological claims experience anxiety, emotional exhaustion, overwhelm, panic symptoms, reduced confidence, difficulty coping with workplace demands and ongoing stress related to claims processes or returning to work.

Elara Psychology Clinic provides psychological support for adults experiencing workplace psychological injury, work-related stress, chronic stress, burnout and adjustment difficulties following workplace injury.

Therapy offers a supportive and practical space to better understand these experiences, develop coping strategies and support emotional wellbeing, recovery and return-to-work functioning.

Telehealth appointments are available Australia-wide, with in-person appointments available in Erina.

NSW Workers Compensation Psychology Support

Kerry is a SIRA-accredited psychologist with nearly 20 years of experience supporting adults navigating NSW Workers Compensation claims, workplace psychological injuries, chronic pain, burnout and return-to-work challenges.

She provides psychological support for adults experiencing workplace stress, anxiety, trauma, chronic pain, adjustment to injury and the emotional impact of prolonged time away from work.

Kerry also has experience supporting neurodivergent adults in the workplace, including ADHD and autistic individuals navigating burnout, sensory overwhelm, workplace accommodations and sustainable return-to-work planning.

Therapy provides a supportive and practical space to better understand these experiences, develop coping strategies and support emotional wellbeing, recovery and day-to-day functioning.

Kerry works collaboratively with insurers, rehabilitation providers, employers, GPs and treating teams where appropriate to support recovery and return-to-work goals.

Appointments are available via Telehealth across Australia and in person in Erina on the NSW Central Coast.

Practical, Collaborative & Trauma-Informed Support

Kerry has extensive experience working within occupational rehabilitation and workers compensation settings across a wide range of physical and psychological injury presentations.

Therapy is tailored to the individual and may draw from:

  • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

  • Solutions Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)

  • Motivational Interviewing (MI)

  • Mindfulness-based strategies

  • Psychoeducation

  • Pain-informed approaches

  • Emotional regulation strategies

  • Supportive counselling

  • Workplace-focused interventions

Support is collaborative, neuro-affirming, and adapted to the person’s needs, capacity, and goals.

Telehealth Appointments across NSW

Telehealth appointments are available across New South Wales, including rural and regional areas.

Many adults experiencing chronic pain, workplace stress, psychological injury, anxiety, burnout, or reduced capacity find Telehealth more accessible and manageable during periods of recovery.

Kerry provides SIRA workers compensation psychological support across NSW via secure Telehealth, allowing clients to access support from home without the additional stress of travel, fatigue, or long commutes.

In-person appointments are also available at Erina on the Central Coast NSW.

If you’re looking for a psychologist experienced in workers compensation and workplace injury support, you’re welcome to get in touch. I offer a free 15-minute phone consultation to answer your questions and help you feel more confident about taking the next step

FAQ’s

Still have questions? I’m here to help

If you're feeling overwhelmed after a workplace injury, struggling with chronic pain, or navigating the emotional impact of trauma or bullying, you're not alone.

It’s okay to feel lost or unsure about what’s next.

With nearly 20 years of experience supporting individuals through recovery, I offer a calm, compassionate space to help you make sense of what you’re going through and find a way forward.

-An injury can affect more than your ability to work, it can affect your confidence, identity, and sense of safety -

Questions about fees
or how to get started?

Contact the clinic directly and Kerry will respond personally to discuss your situation and answer any questions about fees, funding, or which service may be appropriate for you.