FAQs

All our kickboxing classes are offered on a membership of $30 per week. You can stay for just the 8 beginner sessions or make kickboxing part of your regular practice for years. No lock in contract. 

We offer partial scholarships for anyone experiencing financial hardship, which bring the membership down by $10 per week.

Jiu Jitsu classes are also on a membership of $30 per week which you can access once you've completed the 8-week beginner program which is fully funded by Slater and Gordon.

Combine kickboxing and jiu jitsu into one trauma-informed martial arts membership which is $35 per week or $25 with a scholarship.

Private lessons are $120 per session. $324 for 3 private lessons. $510 for 5 sessions.

Online classes are on a membership of $20 per week. No minimum term and no limits on how often you can pause.

Online private lessons are $100 per lesson. $270 for 3 online private lessons. $425 for 5 private lessons.

Yes! To keep things simple, anyone with a concession card can select the scholarship membership which reduces the cost by $10 per week.

Yes! Scholarships reduce the weekly cost by $10 and are open to anyone who identifies as needing financial support. No hoops to jump through here.

We frequently work with clients supported by the NDIS and VOCAT. We also work with domestic violence shelters and mental health centres who often can access other funding.

We are not registered with the NDIS. While we would love to be registered, registration is expensive. The good news is, it is still possible to access funding for the conscious combat club through the NDIS! To access this program through the NDIS, you’ll need to either self manage your NDIS plan, or use an NDIS Plan Manager. If your plan is NDIA Managed, you can only access NDIS registered providers.

We are happy to assist with further information around NDIS funding. Please email or call us and we will provide further information about line items, service agreements and invoicing.

Phone: 0414 512 122

Email: georgia@consciouscombat.club

Please email georgia@consciouscombat.club the following details: 

• Your full name
• The type of sessions you'd like to access (online or melbourne, group, private or a combination)
• The amount of sessions you'd like to apply for (for example 12 months of group sessions)

We will reply with a quote and an information booklet you can add to your application. If you need anything else we are very happy to help in any way we can.

VOCAT is the Victims of Crime Assistance Tribunal. Now known as the Financial Assistance Scheme (FAS), it provides financial assistance to victims of violent crime committed in Victoria. It aims to support victims’ recovery by providing financial assistance for expenses incurred, or reasonably likely to be incurred, as a direct result of the crime. These expenses may include counselling costs, access medical expenses, some safety-related expenses, loss of earnings and some other expenses/special financial award.

For further information about VOCAT/FAS applications:

Call the Victims Legal Service Helpline on 1800 531 566 from 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday.

Website: https://www.vocat.vic.gov.au

If you are applying for VOCAT assistance you can access the Victims Legal Service which provides VOCAT advice: https://www.victimsofcrime.vic.gov.au/victims-legal-service.

You can apply for VOCAT if you:

• have been the victim of a violent crime
• tried to prevent a crime
• tried to assist someone you believe is the victim of a violent crime
• Children and adults who are present at a violent crime or who are injured because of learning of the crime may also be able to access counselling through VOCAT. You may also be able to access medical expenses and some loss of earnings. The eligibility differs for those under 18 years of age.
• Family members/intimate personal relations of a person who has died because of a violent crime can also apply to the tribunal for counselling. They may also be eligible for medical expenses, funeral expenses and some other financial support.