Access counselling services

Specialist counselling support is part of your access to the donor conception information register.

In short

Counselling will be available soon.

If you make a request, we will contact you when counselling is available.

Donor conceived people can request counselling through the online portal.

All other eligible applicants can submit a completed application form by post or in person.

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What you should know

Accessing information from the register can bring up many thoughts and feelings.

Counselling and support can help you to:

  • understand the information
  • work through your feelings
  • decide what to do next.

Visit the Support services for donor conception for information and peer support.

This includes groups with lived experience.

Who can use this service

You can access counselling services if:

Correct. you apply to the register

Correct. you request counselling

Correct. you are the Queensland donor conceived person over 16

Correct. you are the donor

Correct. you are a parent of a donor conceived person

Correct. you have parental responsibility of a donor conceived person under 16

Correct. you are a donor conceived  person born outside Queensland over 16

Correct. you are the donor conceived person’s descendant over 16

  • child
  • grandchild

Correct. you are a child of the donor over 16 (not donor conceived).

Don’t use this service if:
Incorrect. the procedure happened outside of Queensland
Instead, apply in that state, territory or country.

How to access counselling services

Choose how to submit your application and follow the steps.

How long it takes

Processing times start when you submit the added information.

Standard application: up to 20 business days

Urgent application: not available

How much it costs

Free

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