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Succoris Psychology

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Therapy that understands service. Psychology for veterans and first responders.

Psychological support for current and former Defence Force personnel, veterans, first responders, and humanitarian workers — with experience across the unique demands of service.

Psychology for veterans, Defence Force and first responders

Key information you should know

  • We work with current and former ADF personnel, veterans, emergency services workers, and humanitarian / crisis responders — and their families.
  • DVA (Department of Veterans' Affairs) funding is accepted for eligible veterans — no out-of-pocket cost with a valid referral.
  • Our clinicians include practitioners with direct lived experience of service and humanitarian crisis response work.

Signs you might benefit from veterans and first responders support

  • Difficulty transitioning out of service or adjusting after deployment
  • Intrusive memories, flashbacks, or hypervigilance linked to operational experience
  • Sleep disruption, irritability, or feeling constantly 'switched on'
  • Moral injury — distress from actions taken, witnessed, or unable to prevent
  • Relationship strain with partners, children, or fellow service members
  • Substance use as a way of managing what service has put you through
  • Grief, survivor guilt, or loss connected to colleagues or those you've supported

How therapy can help with veterans and first responders

Defence, emergency services, and frontline roles expose people to events most others never face. Hypervigilance, nightmares, moral injury, and relationship strain are common reasons to seek help.

Our psychologists understand service culture and the barriers that can stop people from accessing care. DVA and other funding pathways may apply depending on your circumstances.

Prefer to reach out directly? We're happy to help.

Common questions

More answers on our FAQs page.