Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about our adult ADHD and autism assessments, cost, and process.
No. You can refer yourself and book directly. No GP referral is required to begin.
No, our assessments are not covered by a Medicare rebate. The initial triage call is always free.
An adult ADHD assessment is $1,250 in total and an adult autism assessment is $1,520 in total. The initial triage call is free.
Most people complete the full process, from the free triage call through to the feedback session, within a few weeks, though timing depends on appointment availability and your own schedule.
Yes, our assessments are delivered entirely by telehealth, Australia-wide.
All assessments are conducted by AHPRA-registered psychologists.
A feedback session talking through your results, and a written report you can share with a GP, psychiatrist, university, or workplace.
Yes. Your written report is designed to be shared with a GP or psychiatrist, or used to access support at university or in the workplace.
A neuroaffirming assessment describes ADHD and autism as neurotypes and differences rather than deficits. It takes a strengths-based approach, focusing on understanding your traits and experiences rather than framing them only as problems to be corrected.
MIGDAS is a conversational, strengths-based approach used in our autism assessments. It relies on natural conversation around your interests rather than a rigid set of tasks, and is designed to feel comfortable and put you at ease.
A psychologist calls you for 15 to 20 minutes to talk through your situation, answer your questions, and confirm the assessment is a good fit before you commit to anything.
You still receive a full feedback session and written report. An outcome is never guaranteed in advance, and the assessment is designed to give clarity either way.
Comprehensive private assessments like ours are not bulk-billed, and there is no Medicare rebate for the assessment itself. Free or low-cost assessments are sometimes available through the public system, though waiting times can be long. We offer a free 15 to 20 minute triage call so you can understand the process and costs before committing to anything.
Medicare does not provide a rebate for ADHD or autism assessments. Some people are able to claim a portion through private health extras depending on their policy. We recommend checking directly with your fund. The triage call is always free.
An adult ADHD assessment is $1,250 in total and an adult autism assessment is $1,520 in total. This covers your interview, assessment session including all materials, and your feedback session with a written report. The initial triage call is free.