Fields of Hope Counselling
SIRA & CTP Counselling
Psychological support for workers compensation and motor accident claimants, delivered online across NSW. No travel required.
Why This Matters
Recovering from a workplace injury or motor vehicle accident affects more than the body. The emotional impact is real and common: frustration, anxiety, grief for a life that's changed, uncertainty about returning to work. For some people the injury is psychological, or becomes psychological. Either way, it deserves proper support alongside physical treatment.
Fields of Hope Counselling provides mental health support for workers compensation and CTP claimants in NSW as a SIRA Approved Provider, delivered entirely via telehealth, removing travel as a barrier for claimants managing injury, pain, or the practical difficulty of getting to appointments.
If your injury happened as a result of a violent crime, you may also be eligible for funded counselling through NSW Victims Services. Learn more about Victims Services counselling.
Areas of Expertise
Qualifications
Registered Counsellor (ACA Level 4 & PACFA Registered Clinical)
NSW Victims Services Approved Counsellor
Master of Counselling | Graduate Diploma in Counselling & Integrated Psychotherapy (Spiritual) | Bachelor of Arts (Psychology)
For Referrers
If you're a GP, case manager, rehabilitation provider, or insurer considering a referral, a full Referral Information Sheet is available to download below.
Send a referral
Contact us by email or phone with claimant details and relevant claim information, including claim number and insurer details where available.
Confirmation
Delaney will confirm receipt and reach out directly to the claimant to arrange an initial appointment.
Ongoing reporting
Treatment updates and reports are provided to the referring insurer or case manager as required under SIRA guidelines, subject to client consent. Fees for SIRA/CTP medico-legal reports follow SIRA's own published fee schedule. Reporting stays aligned with SIRA's current requirements following the 2026 workers compensation reforms.
For Claimants
If you've been referred here, or you're a workers compensation or CTP claimant looking for support directly, you're welcome to reach out; no referral is required to make an initial enquiry. Sessions are confidential, delivered online, and focused on supporting your recovery alongside whatever else you're managing.
Eligibility and treatment approval rules changed in 2026; for how this affects your specific claim, check with your insurer, case manager, or SIRA directly.