
Najia Anjum
Clinical Psychology Registrar
Master of Psychology (Clinical)
AHPRA registeredWorkCover & TAC
Support to recover and return to work and daily life after a workplace injury or transport accident, billed directly to your WorkSafe Victoria or TAC claim.

Who we help
An injury can affect much more than your body. Pain, disrupted sleep, worry about work and money, and memories of what happened can all make recovery harder. Wonderful Mind Adult & Aged Care provides psychology and occupational therapy for people with an accepted WorkSafe Victoria (WorkCover) or Transport Accident Commission (TAC) claim, in Doreen, Craigieburn and across Melbourne’s north.
We work with your doctor, your WorkSafe agent or TAC case manager, and your employer where appropriate, so your treatment, reports and return-to-work plan stay connected.

Services
Getting started
Ask your GP or treating doctor for a referral to psychology or occupational therapy.
Call our intake team or use the enquiry form. Choose “WorkCover or TAC” as your funding and have your claim number ready.
We check what your WorkSafe agent or TAC case manager needs before your first session, and tell you if any gap applies.
Regular sessions, with progress shared with your doctor and agent or case manager as required.
Our team

Clinical Psychology Registrar
Master of Psychology (Clinical)
AHPRA registered
Registered Psychologist
Applied Psychology (Clinical), Social Science
AHPRA registered
Senior Occupational Therapist
BHSc (Occupational Therapy), BHSc (Exercise & Sport Science)
AHPRA registeredQuestions
Yes. If you have an accepted WorkSafe Victoria (WorkCover) claim and a referral from a medical practitioner, our registered psychologists can bill sessions to your claim. WorkSafe does not fund provisional psychologists, so you will see a fully registered psychologist.
Yes, for a work-related injury or illness covered by an accepted claim. WorkSafe Victoria needs a referral from a medical practitioner, and your agent must approve the referral before treatment starts.
Yes, for mental health needs related to a transport accident. You need a referral from your doctor. In the first 90 days after the accident, the TAC can pay for the first six psychology sessions without prior approval; after that, your psychologist submits a treatment plan and the TAC decides on further sessions.
Yes, for injuries from a transport accident. In the first 90 days after the accident you do not need TAC approval; after 90 days, or if it has been more than six months since your last TAC-paid treatment, approval is needed.
Usually not. With your claim number we can bill WorkSafe Victoria or the TAC directly. If our fee is above the scheme rate, a gap may apply, and we will tell you before your first session.
Yes. Our occupational therapists assess what you can do now, set goals with you, and work on routines, pacing, equipment and graded activity to support a safe return to work and daily life.
Occupational therapy can be at our Doreen or Craigieburn clinics or at home where suitable. Psychology is available in clinic or by telehealth, within WorkSafe and TAC telehealth rules.
Funding rules are set by WorkSafe Victoria and the TAC and can change. Your agent or case manager can confirm what your claim covers.
Our intake team can check what your claim covers and arrange your first session, usually within a few days of approval.