Bounced from Work Due to Injury? MLA Psychology's WorkCover Program Has Your BackBeing injured at work doesn't just hurt physically. It can knock your confidence, affect your mood and turn everyday life upside down.
By: MLA Psychology That's where MLA Psychology steps in. MLA Psychology's WorkCover Program is designed to help injured workers return to work safely, confidently and with the right emotional support. It's not just about ticking boxes. It's about real recovery—both body and mind. What Is the WorkCover Program? The WorkCover Program at MLA Psychology is a tailored psychological support service for workers with accepted WorkCover Queensland claims. It focuses on making the return to work process smoother, safer and more manageable. When someone is injured, their recovery isn't just physical. Pain, worry, anxiety or trauma can get in the way. Some people feel scared to return. Others feel pressure to perform like before, even when they're not ready. How It Works Every person's injury and situation is different. That's why the WorkCover Program is personalised. After a referral from a GP, case manager or specialist, MLA Psychology meets with the client to understand their needs. Then, they work alongside doctors, employers and insurers to build a return-to-work plan. That plan includes:
And the best part? If you have an approved WorkCover claim, there are no out-of-pocket costs. Sessions are billed directly to WorkCover Queensland. Who Is Eligible? Any worker with an approved WorkCover Queensland claim can access the program. You'll need a referral from your GP, case manager or medical specialist. Employers and insurers can also make referrals. It's available to a wide range of industries—construction, education, healthcare, transport, retail and more. If you or someone you know is recovering from a work-related injury and needs support, don't wait. Visit www.mlapsychology.com to learn more or schedule an appointment today. You'll find a team that listens, a plan that works and a path that leads back to strength. End
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