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Separated Parents Policy
Support clear, consistent and child-focused decision-making with our Separated Parents Policy, designed specifically for private allied health practices working with children and young people.
Working with separated parents can introduce additional complexity around consent, parental responsibility, communication, appointments and financial arrangements. This policy provides a practical framework for navigating these situations while helping your practice remain neutral, professional and focused on the child or young person’s care.
The policy addresses key considerations including parental responsibility and consent, communication with parents, appointment arrangements, information sharing, payment responsibilities and Medicare processing (where applicable).
Ideal for practices that want to:
✔ Establish a consistent approach to working with separated parents
✔ Clarify consent and parental responsibility considerations
✔ Set clear expectations around communication and appointments
✔ Maintain appropriate boundaries, neutrality and child-focused care
Professionally written in clear, plain English and fully customisable to suit the specific needs of your private practice.
Things to note:
• For use within the purchasing practice only. Resources must not be resold, shared, transferred or redistributed outside the purchasing practice.
• Digital product only. No physical item will be shipped.
• Due to the digital nature of this product, change-of-mind refunds or exchanges are not available. Your rights under the Australian Consumer Law are not affected.
Support clear, consistent and child-focused decision-making with our Separated Parents Policy, designed specifically for private allied health practices working with children and young people.
Working with separated parents can introduce additional complexity around consent, parental responsibility, communication, appointments and financial arrangements. This policy provides a practical framework for navigating these situations while helping your practice remain neutral, professional and focused on the child or young person’s care.
The policy addresses key considerations including parental responsibility and consent, communication with parents, appointment arrangements, information sharing, payment responsibilities and Medicare processing (where applicable).
Ideal for practices that want to:
✔ Establish a consistent approach to working with separated parents
✔ Clarify consent and parental responsibility considerations
✔ Set clear expectations around communication and appointments
✔ Maintain appropriate boundaries, neutrality and child-focused care
Professionally written in clear, plain English and fully customisable to suit the specific needs of your private practice.
Things to note:
• For use within the purchasing practice only. Resources must not be resold, shared, transferred or redistributed outside the purchasing practice.
• Digital product only. No physical item will be shipped.
• Due to the digital nature of this product, change-of-mind refunds or exchanges are not available. Your rights under the Australian Consumer Law are not affected.