About Incorporate Psychology
Incorporate Psychology is a boutique psychology practice based in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. The practice provides evidence-based counselling and clinical psychology services to individuals, as well as executive coaching, organisational psychology consulting, leadership development programs and psychometric assessment services for businesses. Their clients range from private individuals seeking support for mental health and wellbeing, to corporate and government organisations wanting to improve leadership capability, workplace culture and performance.
A charge from Incorporate Psychology may appear on your bank or card statement after you attend a counselling or coaching session, complete a psychological or psychometric assessment, or your organisation engages them for consulting or leadership programs. Depending on how your appointment was booked and paid, you might see the charge as “INCORPORATE PSYCHOLOGY”, “INCORPORATE PSYCH FORTITUDE VALLEY”, or a similar descriptor. Charges can be one‑off payments for individual sessions, prepaid packages for coaching or programs, or recurring billings where there is an ongoing coaching engagement, retainer, or regular organisational consulting arrangement. In some cases you may also see a temporary pre-authorisation or hold if your card details were taken to secure a booking or to apply a cancellation/no-show policy.
If you’re unsure about a charge from Incorporate Psychology, start by checking recent appointment confirmations, calendar entries, emails, and invoices from the practice or from your employer’s HR/EAP team (if it was organised through work). Log in to any booking portals you used (e.g. online booking links from their website) to view past appointments and payments, or contact the practice directly via the contact details and enquiry form on incorporatepsychology.com.au to request a copy of your invoice or to clarify the transaction. Common billing issues—such as double-bookings, late-cancellation fees, or confusion between Medicare/private health rebates and gap payments—can usually be resolved by providing the date, amount, and the last four digits of the card used so their team can locate and explain the charge.