ADHD Assessment Caulfield North | Family and Trauma Centre

ADHD Assessment · Caulfield North

Clear Answers, Real Support

Cognitive and educational assessments evaluate intellectual abilities and academic skills to identify strengths, weaknesses and potential learning difficulties, measuring problem-solving, memory, reasoning and executive functioning to diagnose conditions such as ADHD. You receive a detailed written report and practical support for what comes next.

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AHPRA Registered Clinicians
Comprehensive Written Report
Children, Teens & Adults
Post-Diagnosis Support
Assessment paperwork and notes on a desk

What's included in your assessment

A structured, evidence-based process - not a single questionnaire. Here is what the assessment involves.

Clinical Interview

A detailed history covering development, school or work, family, sleep and daily functioning.

Standardised Measures

Validated ADHD rating scales completed by you and, where relevant, parents or teachers.

Cognitive Assessment

Measures of problem-solving, memory, reasoning and executive functioning, using established psychometric tools.

Differential Diagnosis

Careful consideration of anxiety, trauma, learning difficulties and other overlapping factors.

Written Report

A substantial report covering clinical observations, background, history and standardised test results.

Feedback & Next Steps

A dedicated session to talk through results and plan supports, strategies and referrals.

An assessment you can actually do something with.

Plenty of people leave an assessment with a diagnosis and no idea what to do next. We build the practical part in: a feedback session where results are explained in plain language, and a substantial report finalised with recommendations in relation to academic, social, behavioural and emotional functioning. Where trauma or anxiety is part of the picture, we say so - ADHD rarely travels alone.

Children & Adolescents Adults Standardised Testing Cognitive Assessment Written Report School & Workplace Recommendations

AHPRA registered

Qualified, experienced clinicians.

Usable reports

Written for GPs, schools & work.

All ages

Children, adolescents and adults.

Thorough process

More than a single questionnaire.

Support after

Feedback session and clear next steps.

Questions about ADHD assessment

Do you assess adults as well as children?
Yes - we assess children, adolescents and adults. The process is adapted to age, with parent and teacher input for younger clients and a detailed developmental and current-functioning history for adults.
How long does the assessment take?
Typically an initial clinical interview, one or more testing sessions, and a separate feedback session, with the written report provided afterwards. We'll give you a clear schedule and total cost before you begin.
Can a psychologist prescribe ADHD medication?
No. Psychologists do not prescribe. Our report is written so that a GP, paediatrician or psychiatrist can use it when considering medication, and we can help you take that next step.
Are ADHD assessments covered by Medicare?
Assessment sessions are generally not covered by Medicare rebates in the way therapy sessions are. NDIS funding may apply in some circumstances. Please call us and we'll explain the full cost of the assessment up front, before you commit.
What if the assessment shows it is not ADHD?
That's a genuinely useful outcome. A thorough assessment looks at anxiety, trauma, sleep, learning difficulties and other explanations, so you leave with a clearer understanding either way - and recommendations that fit the real picture.
Do I need a referral to book an assessment?
No referral is needed to book with us. If a GP, paediatrician or school has suggested an assessment, bring any letters or reports along as background.

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Australian Psychological Society Pacifica Congress AAPi - Australian Association of Psychologists Inc Australian Childhood Foundation