Criminal Injuries Compensation

If you have been impacted by a crime and have an accepted claim for compensation and/or psychological support through the Office of Criminal Injuries Compensation (OCIC) in Western Australia, we are here to help.

Our qualified practitioners will conduct an assessment and write a report in order to help you receive your compensation payout from the OCIC. Our reports are sophisticated and evidence-based to assist the Assessor to make the most informed determination for your case. Conducting an assessment will require that you attend our clinic for 1 to 3 hours on average (or via telehealth). There are no out-of-pocket fees for you to pay; the assessment and report fee is paid to us directly by the OCIC.

Additionally, we also provide confidential, trauma-informed psychological care tailored to support you in navigating the emotional and psychological impact of crime. Whether you’re experiencing anxiety, depression, PTSD, or struggling with the long-term impact of trauma and injury, our team offers evidence-based, compassionate therapy in a safe and supportive environment.

Contact us today by phone, email or by filling out the form below and one of our friendly reception staff will help get you on the road to recovery and compensation.

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