When you search for a psychologist in Bondi Junction, you are not short of names. What can be harder to find is a practitioner who feels right for your situation before you even walk through the door. If you have already decided you want to work with Constanza Tirado Subiabre, this page answers the practical questions so you can book a first session with confidence.
Below you will find a clear picture of what Constanza offers, who she works with, what a first session involves, and how to get started.
What you will find in this post
- Who Constanza Tirado Subiabre is and what her practice covers
- What to expect from a first session at her Bondi Junction practice
- Fees, Medicare, and how to book directly
- Why language and cultural fit can make a real difference in therapy
Contents
- Who is Constanza Tirado Subiabre
- What Constanza works with
- What to expect from your first session
- Fees and Medicare rebates
- Sessions in Spanish. Why language matters in therapy
- How to book a session with Constanza Tirado Subiabre
1. Who is Constanza Tirado Subiabre
Constanza Tirado Subiabre is a registered psychologist based at 410/251 Oxford Street, Bondi Junction, NSW 2022. She completed her psychology degree in Chile in 2013 and has more than five years of practice as a psychologist. She is a member of the Australian Psychological Society and is registered with the Psychology Board of Australia. Her training includes courses in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Relationship Coaching, and SIRA workers compensation. In 2025 she completed 18 hours of professional development in the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model with Mind Beyond Institute in Sydney, which is the IFS Institute's international partner in Australia and New Zealand. She works with people aged 16 and over, and sees clients face-to-face in Bondi Junction or by video across Australia, in English, Spanish, and Italian.
2. What Constanza works with
Constanza Tirado Subiabre's practice covers a defined set of concerns. She also offers psychological assessments.
The approaches she draws on include Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), family-based therapy, mindfulness, and IFS informed parts work. In practice, she uses these together rather than applying a single method rigidly, adjusting to what each person brings to the room.
For people managing intrusive thoughts and compulsions, her OCD work draws on evidence-based approaches including CBT. Her eating disorder and body image work addresses binge eating and difficult relationships with food and body, areas that benefit from a focused approach rather than a general one. Migration therapy is a defined part of her practice, designed for the emotional weight of building a life in a new country, including adjustment, identity, and grief.
3. What to expect from your first session
If you have a Mental Health Care Plan from your GP, bring it to the first session. It is what you need to claim a Medicare rebate for eligible sessions. You do not need a referral to book. If you are unsure whether you have a care plan in place, your GP's reception team can confirm it in a quick call.
Many people find that knowing what a psychologist actually does in a session helps reduce the anxiety of turning up. Constanza will not give you a diagnosis in the first session or tell you what is wrong with you. The first session is about starting to understand your situation together.
4. Fees and Medicare rebates
A Medicare rebate applies to eligible sessions when you have a valid Mental Health Care Plan from your GP. Under Medicare, the rebate is available for up to 10 sessions per calendar year, whether you attend in person or by video. Private health insurance claims are also available. International students may be able to claim through Bupa, Allianz, or CBHS using item 80110. For the exact rebate amount that applies to your situation, Medicare's own fee schedule is the authoritative source, as the out-of-pocket amount depends on the item number and your individual circumstances.
5. Sessions in Spanish. Why language matters in therapy
Constanza Tirado Subiabre offers sessions in English, Spanish, and Italian. For Spanish-speaking migrants and international communities across Sydney, this is not a small detail. Therapy asks you to find words for things that are often half-formed, emotionally loaded, or culturally specific, and working in a language that is fully your own can make that process more direct and more honest.
For people who have moved to Australia from Latin America or Spain, the experience of migration carries its own psychological texture. Grief for what was left behind, the labour of rebuilding identity in a new context, the challenge of finding where you fit. These are not generic experiences, and they are not well served by generic responses. Constanza's migration therapy is designed around this specific terrain, in a language that lets you say what you actually mean.
Speaking Spanish in a session does not mean the therapeutic approach changes. The same evidence-based methods, ACT, CBT, IFS-informed work, and mindfulness, are available in Spanish as in English. What changes is the ease with which you can access them.
6. How to book a session with Constanza Tirado Subiabre
Booking a session with Constanza Tirado Subiabre is straightforward. You can reach her by phone at +61 451 344 805, by email at psy.constanza@gmail.com, or through the booking function at psconstanzatirado.com. No referral is needed to book. If you plan to claim the Medicare rebate, arrange your Mental Health Care Plan with your GP before the first session and bring it with you.
Face-to-face sessions take place at 410/251 Oxford Street, Bondi Junction NSW 2022. Video sessions are available to people anywhere in Australia, in English, Spanish, or Italian. You only need a private space with an internet connection.
Ready to book a first session with Constanza Tirado Subiabre
Finding a psychologist whose training, language, and way of working fit your situation is a meaningful step. Constanza Tirado Subiabre is a registered psychologist in Bondi Junction with a defined practice scope, a clear fee structure, and sessions available in English, Spanish, and Italian, face-to-face or by video across Australia. If you have been thinking about booking with Constanza Tirado Subiabre, the information above covers everything you need to get started. No referral is needed. You can reach her directly by phone, email, or through the website.
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Frequently asked questions
Constanza Tirado Subiabre is a registered psychologist based in Bondi Junction with a psychology degree completed in Chile in 2013 and more than five years of practice as a psychologist. She is a member of the Australian Psychological Society and registered with the Psychology Board of Australia. Her training includes Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Relationship Coaching, and SIRA workers compensation, and in 2025 she completed 18 hours of professional development in the IFS model with Mind Beyond Institute in Sydney.
Constanza Tirado Subiabre offers both in-person sessions at her Bondi Junction practice at 410/251 Oxford Street and video sessions for clients anywhere in Australia. You only need a private space with an internet connection for a video session. You can choose whichever format works for your situation.
Constanza Tirado Subiabre conducts sessions in English, Spanish, and Italian, both in person and by video. This means you can choose the language that feels most natural for your therapy work, which can make a real difference in how clearly you express yourself.
No referral is needed to book a session with Constanza Tirado Subiabre. You can contact her directly by phone, email, or through the website. A Mental Health Care Plan from your GP is only required if you want to claim the Medicare rebate, so it is worth arranging one with your GP before your first session if you plan to use it.