ADHD Assessment Clinic

Evidence-based ADHD assessments available online, anywhere in Australia.

  • Completed by Clinical Psychologists

  • For children (+6), teenagers, and adults

  • Personalised reports, diagnoses and recommendations for schools, workplaces & families

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At ADHD Insights, we take a neurodiversity-affirming approach, recognising and respecting the unique ways ADHD can shape how people think, feel, and live. We value the voices and lived experiences of those with ADHD, and these perspectives guide every part of our work. Grounded in the latest research and genuine understanding, we aim to provide clarity, practical strategies, and support so that individuals, and the people around them, can approach challenges with confidence, harness their strengths, and build fulfilling lives.

Our Vision

Now accepting referrals for October

Now accepting referrals for October ⋆

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Our Services

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Clinical Interview

Discuss your concerns and history in a focused one-on-one clinical interview with a Clinical Psychologist to guide the assessment process.

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ADHD Evaluation

Complete evidence-based ADHD testing using validated tools to assess attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity symptoms.

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Comprehensive Reports

Receive a clear, structured report outlining diagnostic findings and tailored recommendations for school, work, or medical use.

What is ADHD?

ADHD is a brain-based condition that affects focus, self-control, and organisation. It may alternatively present as hyperactivity, or impulsivity.

In adults, ADHD can appear as a disconnect between intentions and outcomes, feeling unsettled or unfulfilled, or living with anxiety or depression that doesn’t improve with typical treatments.

Around 6–10% of children and 2–6% of adults in Australia have ADHD, but many go undiagnosed, especially when symptoms are subtle.

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