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Fees

Sliding Scale Payments – 1hr session​

 

The categories below are a guide only. Some may have different circumstances that have not been included but are also important to consider. These may also change over time as circumstances change.  

  

$150

Those who work in a well-paid profession, those who own property, and/or will inherit property, are well resourced through connections and family, have disposable income and savings, have a financial safety net, can afford to not work full time, can go on regular holidays. 

 

$130

Those who may be still early in their career/working life, or studying, who may have some savings, will inherit or eventually be able to own property, have access to resources through connections and family, or have family they can borrow money from, can go on holidays

 

$100 Concessional Amount (limited availability)

Those who are single parents, carers, low-income earners, someone who is renting and can’t afford to own their own home, someone who won’t inherit property and resources, those without savings, those with multiple dependents. 

I am aware I am the beneficiary of stolen lands and dispossession which began over 230 years ago and continues today. As part of my commitment to decolonising the structures I work within, those who identify as First Nations will be offered a further reduction in fees.  Please contact Sue to discuss.

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I live, work and learn on what was and always will be Aboriginal land - upon the countries of the  Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung peoples of the Kulin nation.   I offer my deepest respect, care and responsibility to all who live on these lands, including the knowledge holders and custodians whose care and responsibility for land, waters, sky, and creatures has never been broken.  I offer my solidarity to stand with all first peoples in their commitment to decolonise and heal country and culture through self determination and land rights.  I recognise that sovereignty was never ceded and I am the beneficiary of these stolen lands and dispossession which began over 200 years ago and continues today.

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