Psychological Assessment Process

Psychological assessments are conducted through a structured multi-step process designed to ensure an accurate and comprehensive evaluation.

The process typically includes:

• Initial consultation
• Developmental and clinical interview
• Standardised diagnostic questionnaires
• Collateral information when relevant
• Feedback session
• Written report if required

Psychological & Diagnostic Assessments

ADHD Assessment (Children, Adolescents & Adults)
Comprehensive assessment for individuals experiencing long-standing difficulties with attention, organisation, impulsivity or executive functioning. The assessment process helps clarify whether these difficulties are consistent with ADHD and provides guidance for appropriate support or treatment.

Autism Assessment & Diagnostic Clarification (Adolescents & Adults)
Structured clinical assessments to explore possible Autism Spectrum presentations or to provide broader diagnostic clarification when individuals have experienced long-standing social, behavioural or developmental differences.

Cognitive & Psychological Assessments (Children, Adolescents & Adults)
Broader psychological evaluations designed to clarify cognitive functioning, diagnostic questions or treatment planning where multiple factors may be influencing wellbeing, learning or work functioning.

Assessment fees generally range between $1,500 and $3,000 depending on the complexity, scope and reporting requirements of the evaluation.
An initial consultation is recommended to determine the most appropriate assessment pathway and provide a tailored quote.

Online Assessments Available

Selected assessments can be conducted via secure Telehealth across Australia, depending on the nature and clinical requirements of the evaluation. My doctoral research at the University of Melbourne focused on videoconference psychotherapy and digital therapeutic alliance, informing the way I deliver safe and effective online psychological services.

Considering an assessment for yourself or your child?

If you would like to explore whether a psychological assessment may be appropriate, you can book an initial consultation to discuss your concerns, goals and assessment options.