Our Assessments

Seeking an ADHD assessment can feel overwhelming, whether it’s for your child, your teen, or yourself.

We offer evidence-based ADHD assessments with a focus on understanding the whole person — their experiences, strengths, and challenges.

There is immediate availability, with flexible appointment options online or in person, including after-hours and weekend sessions. Payment plans are also available.

  • The ADHD assessment process typically involves:

    1. An initial intake session to understand your concerns, history, and goals

    2. One to two assessment sessions, including clinical interviews and standardised measures

    3. Report writing, integrating assessment results and findings

    4. A feedback session to explain the results, diagnosis (if applicable), and recommendations

    This process ensures a comprehensive and individualised assessment.

  • Our ADHD assessment fees range from $830–$1,290, depending on the number of assessment sessions required and the type of report selected.

    • Initial intake session: $210

    • Assessment sessions (1–2): $210 per session

    • Feedback session: $210

    • Summary letter (1–2 pages): $200

    • Comprehensive report: $500

    We also offer payment plans if required.

  • A Mental Health Care Plan can be used for the initial intake session and the feedback session, which allows access to a Medicare rebate.

    Assessment sessions and report writing are not covered by Medicare.

  • Unfortunately no. Psychologists cannot prescribe medication in Australia.

    If medication is being considered, an assessment with a psychiatrist is recommended, as psychiatrists are able to diagnose ADHD and prescribe medication.

  • We offer flexible pricing based on project type and complexity. After an initial conversation, we’ll provide a transparent quote with no hidden costs.

  • There is immediate availability, with appointments often available after hours and on weekends.

  • Yes. Ongoing psychological support is available following an ADHD diagnosis, including practical strategies, skill-building, and therapeutic support. Support is also available for individuals who do not meet full diagnostic criteria but experience ADHD-related difficulties.