ADHD Assessment

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects attention, impulse control, and activity levels. It can present as difficulties with focus, organisation, following through on tasks, managing impulses, or sitting still. ADHD looks different for each person, and in children it can impact learning, behaviour, relationships, and emotional regulation across home and school environments.

What does an ADHD assessment involve?

• Initial Clinical Interview
  We begin with a detailed intake interview to gather developmental, medical, educational, and behavioural history, as well as current concerns.

• Comprehensive Assessment Session
  you will attend an assessment session (up to 2 hours), which includes gold-standard assessment tools and observational methods to explore attention, behaviour, and related skills.

• Report & Feedback Session
  You will receive a detailed report outlining findings, along with a feedback session where we provide personalised recommendations, practical strategies for managing symptoms, and guidance on accessing further supports (e.g., school accommodations or additional services).

  
  Price: 800$
  
  Telehealth option available

Cognitive/IQ Assessment

A cognitive or IQ assessment provides a comprehensive understanding of an individual’s thinking and learning profile across the lifespan. It explores areas such as reasoning, problem-solving, memory, attention, and processing speed. These assessments can help identify learning difficulties, intellectual strengths, giftedness, or provide clarity around academic challenges. They are often useful for informing school support, NDIS applications, educational planning, or gaining a deeper understanding of how someone learns best.

What does a cognitive assessment involve?

• Initial Clinical Interview
  We begin with a detailed intake session to gather relevant developmental, educational, and background history, as well as your current concerns and goals.

• Comprehensive Assessment Session
  The assessment session (up to 2 hours) involves standardised, evidence-based cognitive testing to explore different areas of thinking and learning.

• Report & Feedback Session
  You will receive a detailed report outlining the results, along with a feedback session where we provide personalised recommendations, practical strategies, and guidance for school supports or next steps (e.g., school accommodations or additional services).
  

  Price: 1000$

Educational Assessment

(WISC-V & WIAT-III)

An educational assessment provides a comprehensive understanding of a child’s learning profile by assessing both cognitive abilities and academic skills. Using gold-standard tools such as the WISC-V (cognitive assessment) and WIAT-III (academic achievement assessment), this process helps identify learning difficulties or Specific Learning Disorders (e.g., difficulties in reading, writing, or mathematics). It is particularly useful for understanding why a child may be struggling at school and for guiding targeted support and interventions.

What does an educational assessment involve?

• Initial Clinical Interview
  A detailed intake session to gather developmental, educational, and family history, along with current concerns and goals.

• Assessment Sessions
  Two separate assessment sessions (each up to 2 hours):
  • One session for the WISC to assess cognitive functioning (e.g., reasoning, memory, processing speed)
  • One session for the WIAT to assess academic skills (e.g., reading, writing, mathematics)

• Report & Feedback Session
  A comprehensive report outlining findings, along with a feedback session where personalised recommendations, learning strategies, and guidance for school supports are provided.

Our aim is to provide clarity around your child’s learning needs and practical steps to support their educational journey

Price: $1200