ADHD Assessments
Neuro-affirming ADHD evaluations conducted by qualified psychologists and provisional psychologists registered with AHPRA. Offered both in-clinic and through telehealth for individuals of all ages, including children and adults. Our ADHD Assessments in Melbourne for Children and Adults ensure accurate diagnosis and customed support.
ADHD assessments not only provide clarity regarding the diagnosis but also open doors to various support systems that can make a significant difference in the lives of individuals affected. The assessments can help in understanding the unique ways in which ADHD manifests in different people, leading to more effective treatment plans.
This assessment may be suitable if you or your child:
Struggles with attention, focus, or organisation
Experience impulsivity or restlessness
Have difficulty with work, study, or emotional regulation
Suspect ADHD but have never been formally assessed
Need documentation for NDIS, education, or workplace supports
ADHD can present differently across various demographics. For example, while hyperactivity may be more pronounced in boys, girls might exhibit more inattentive symptoms, leading to underdiagnosis. Understanding these nuances is crucial for accurate assessments and subsequent support.
Our assessment service provides a personalised evaluation through discussions, health history reviews, and behavioural observations, all led by psychologists. This detailed process aims to identify how ADHD affects you personally, leading to a tailored approach for managing your unique challenges. Our wait times for the initial session are usually no longer than 2-3 weeks
The assessment process is as follows
Treatment Options includes medication, lifestyle changes, occupational therapy, family or marital therapy, and cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT).
Assessment Process – Step by Step
- Initial appointment – history, concerns and initial screening
- Assessment phase – questionnaires, interviews and clinician review
- Report preparation – diagnostic conclusions & recommendations
- Feedback session – results explained, questions answered
Most assessments are completed over 3-4 sessions.
What You Receive
- ADHD diagnostic report
- Clear statement of diagnosis (if criteria met)
- Recommendations for:
- Psychological support
- Educational accommodations
- Workplace adjustments
- NDIS or other funding pathways
- Documentation suitable for referrers and support services
Who Conducts the Assessment
Conducted by AHPRA-registered psychologists and those experienced in adult & child ADHD. We have integrated care options available for ongoing therapy and capacity building.
If you are seeking comprehensive ADHD assessments for children, our team of experienced psychologists is here to help. We understand the unique challenges that come with ADHD and provide tailored evaluations to ensure accurate diagnosis and support. Whether you prefer an in-clinic visit or the convenience of telehealth, we are dedicated to making the assessment process smooth and approachable. Don’t wait to get the support you or your child needs; reach out to us today for an empathetic and professional assessment.


why choose us for adhd assessments?
modern assessment methods
WISC and WAIS & Conners using iPads
Therapy and Coaching
To work through your feelings and actions and obtain practical advice to manage day-to-day life.
PAYMENT PLANS TO SUIT
We offer payment plans for the assessment
SHORTER WAIT TIMES
We have clinicians across all 4 locations
Who will conduct your assessment?
Your assessment is completed over 3–4 sessions with a qualified psychologist, including a full intake, diagnostic assessment and a feedback session where your results are explained. Meet the psychologists who carry out our ADHD assessments.
What does an ADHD assessment cost?
Assessment fees are quoted individually, as each assessment is tailored to the person and usually runs over 3–4 sessions. Payment plans are available. View our fee schedule, or contact us for a personalised quote.
Ready for Clarity? Start Your ADHD Evaluation NOW!
Contact us today to book your initial assessment and together, we can work towards a happier, more focused you.

ADHD assessment FAQs
Do I need a GP referral for an ADHD assessment?
No. You can book an ADHD assessment directly. If you already have a referral, school reports or previous assessments, bring them along, as they help us build a full picture.
Can adults get an ADHD assessment, not just children?
Yes. We assess children, teenagers and adults, including women who are seeking a diagnosis later in life. Assessments are available at our clinics in Croydon, Mitcham, Lilydale and Clyde North, and parts of the process can be done by telehealth.
How long does an ADHD assessment take?
Most assessments are completed over 3 to 4 sessions: an initial interview, standardised testing and questionnaires, then a feedback session where we explain the results and answer your questions.
What do I receive at the end?
You receive a written diagnostic report with a clear statement of diagnosis (if criteria are met) and practical recommendations for therapy, school or workplace adjustments, and NDIS or other funding pathways.
Can a psychologist prescribe ADHD medication?
No. Psychologists diagnose ADHD and provide therapy, but cannot prescribe. If medication may help, you can share your report with your GP, who can arrange a referral to a psychiatrist or paediatrician.
Should my child have an ADHD or autism assessment first?
ADHD and autism often overlap. Our guide ADHD vs autism assessments: which does your child need first? explains how to decide, or we can talk it through when you call. See also our autism assessments.
Are payment plans available?
Yes. Payment plans are available for ADHD and autism assessments. Ask our team when you book.
To book, call 1300 947 477 (Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm) or send us an enquiry.
