Psychological Assessments

Why Choose our Assessments

  • Specialised expertise in neurodivergence: assessments tailored for autism, ADHD, sensory processing differences and related co-occurring conditions.

  • Person-centred approach: we assess in collaboration with the individual and family, respecting strengths, preferences and lived experience.

  • Clinically robust reports: actionable recommendations for supports, education plans, workplace adjustments, and therapy pathways.

  • Timely turnaround: efficient scheduling and prompt, usable documentation for schools, NDIS and employers.

  • Trauma-aware and accessible practice: sensory-considerate spaces, flexible appointment formats (in-clinic and telehealth) and supports for neurodivergent communication styles.

Assessment services

  • Diagnostic assessments:

    • Autism diagnostic assessments (developmental history, observation, standardised measures, collateral interviews).

    • ADHD assessments for children, adolescents and adults (clinical interview, rating scales, cognitive tasks where indicated).

  • Functional assessments:

    • Adaptive functioning and daily living skills.

    • Sensory profiling.

    • Social communication and pragmatic language assessments

    • Executive Function profiling.

  • Cognitive and learning assessments:

    • IQ screening and comprehensive cognitive testing.

    • Learning difficulty/academic skills assessment and educational recommendations.

  • Mental health and co-occurring needs:

    • Anxiety, mood and trauma-informed assessments.

    • Risk assessment and safety planning.

  • Specialist reports and supports:

    • Comprehensive diagnostic reports with clear recommendations.

    • NDIS access and plan-support documentation.

    • School support plans, Individual Learning Plans (ILPs) and workplace adjustment letters.

What clients can expect

  • Pre-assessment briefing: clear information on process, expected duration, fees and consent.

  • Collaborative assessment sessions: involvement of family or support persons as needed; breaks and pacing to reduce fatigue.

  • Clear, jargon-free reports: practical strategies, intervention priorities and signposts to local supports.

  • Follow-up: feedback sessions to discuss results, next steps and referral options; assistance with NDIS application completion and submission, assistance preparing documents for school meetings.

How we support referrers and professionals

  • Fast, confidential referral processing and scheduling.

  • Direct lines for multidisciplinary case discussions.

  • Clear, evidence-based assessment reports that integrate with school/NDIS requirements.

Booking and next steps

  • Brief intake call or email to confirm needs and suitability for our assessment pathways.

  • Pre-assessment email to confirm what to bring, and intake and consent forms.

  • Flexible appointment times (online and face to face) where possible to suit families and working adults.

Types of Assessments

  • Neurodevelopmental Assessments

    Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

    Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

    Specific Learning Disorders (Dyslexia

    Dysgraphia, and Dyscalculia)

    Tourette Syndrome

    OCD

  • Cognitive and Educational Assessments

    IQ (Cognitive)

    WISC-V

    WAIS-IV

    WIAT-IV

  • Functional Assessment

    Functional Capacity Assessments

    Executive Function profiling

    Sensory Profile

  • Mental Health and Trauma Assessments.

    Mood Disorders (including Bipolar Disorder)

    Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

    Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders

    Emotional and Behavioural Evaluations