A better way to get assessed.
Experience assessment designed for real life: fast, structured, and human. Everything under one roof, wherever you are.
Immediate access to real people
Talk to our team within days. Not a call centre, and never a months-long queue.
One structured pathway
Six appointments, one team, a clear diagnosis, all mapped out from your first call.
Reports that work everywhere
Comprehensive written reports, 100% usable for GPs, schools, specialists and workplaces.
Tailored to every age.
ADHD & Autism assessments for children, teenagers and adults, via telehealth or in-person consultations.
Children
ADHD and ASD (ages 4–12) assessments using age-appropriate tools, observation, and parent / teacher input to support understanding at an early stage.
- ✓Evidence-based assessment process
- ✓Parent and teacher questionnaires
- ✓Parent / guardian involvement
- ✓Comprehensive written report
- ✓Usable for GP and school purposes
Teenagers
ADHD and ASD assessments for adolescents, focusing on academic demands, social settings, and input from both parents and schools.
- ✓Evidence-based assessment process
- ✓Adolescent-focused interview
- ✓Parent / guardian involvement
- ✓Comprehensive written report
- ✓Usable for GP, specialist and school purposes
Adults
Comprehensive ADHD and ASD assessments for adults, focusing on challenges in work, study, relationships, and daily life.
- ✓Evidence-based assessment process
- ✓Detailed clinician interview
- ✓Clinician-led consultation
- ✓Comprehensive written report
- ✓Usable for GP, specialist and work purposes
Six kinds of assessment, one front door.
Not sure which one fits? That is exactly what the discovery call is for. Tell us what is going on and we will point you in the right direction.
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Autism Assessments
Comprehensive assessments for Autism (Autism Spectrum Disorder / Asperger’s) to help understand your unique strengths and differences.
Our tools · MIGDAS, ADOS 2, SRS 2, ASRS, AQ, CAT-Q, RAADS-R
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Attention & Hyperactivity Assessments
Clarity on concerns related to attention and hyperactivity (ADHD/ADD), using interviews, questionnaires and psychometrics, plus school reports and input from family.
Our tools · DIVA-5, CAARS, Conners 4, ASRS V1.1, Brief A
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Learning Disorder Assessments
We assess reading, writing, spelling, grammar, number concepts and mathematical reasoning, covering conditions like Dyslexia, Dysgraphia and Dyscalculia.
Our tools · WIAT 3, WCJ, IQ tests, interviews, report review
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Intellectual Assessments
IQ testing and cognitive assessment across working memory, processing speed, visual spatial skills, fluid reasoning and verbal comprehension.
Our tools · SB5, WISC V, WPPSI IV, WAIS III
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Intellectual Disability Assessments
Answering the question of Intellectual Developmental Disorder by combining intellectual and adaptive behaviour assessments.
Our tools · Intellectual assessment, adaptive behaviour, interviews, file review
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Adaptive Functioning Assessments
We assess key areas of everyday functioning, from communication and social skills to home, school, work, practical skills and safety, to support intervention planning.
Our tools · Clinical interview, ABAS 3, Vinelands 3
Better support awaits.
Unsure who to turn to? Here is how we help Australians get answers.
We finally had clear answers in weeks, not years on a waitlist. Every step was explained, and for the first time the whole process actually felt built around our son.
Same assessment. Very different experience.
Three appointments. Diagnosis & report. All within 6–10 weeks of your first call.
Consult highly rated clinicians.
A full multidisciplinary team under one roof. No referrals between providers, no fragmented care.
First, a discovery call with our team.
Before booking an assessment, talk to a real person for fifteen minutes. We’ll answer your questions, map the right pathway, and only book you in if it feels like the right fit.
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Six appointments. One clear diagnosis.
A structured pathway with our multidisciplinary team. From discovery call to diagnosis, and continued treatment support if you need it.
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ADHD shows up differently in everybody.
ADHD disrupts the executive functioning skills we rely on for task management, emotional regulation, and impulse control. Recognising the pattern is the first step toward a clear, formalised diagnosis.
Concentration that slips during multi-step tasks
Frequent careless errors, drifting focus, or shying away from intricate tasks. Daydreaming and easily sidetracked.
Procrastination, avoidance & weak organisation
Tasks left to the last moment, items misplaced or forgotten, struggle to keep systems and routines in place.
Restlessness, fidgeting, constant movement
Trouble staying seated when expected, frequent shifts in posture, a body that won’t quite settle.
Interrupting, blurting, speaking without pause
Answering before instructions are complete, struggle to wait for a turn, conversations that run away from you.
How long do appointments typically last?
Appointments typically last between 60 and 90 minutes. That is enough time for thorough assessment and discussion, never a rushed visit. Appointment 1 (Comprehensive Evaluation) is 60 minutes, Appointment 2 (Specialist Review) is 45 minutes, and Appointment 3 (Complimentary Psychoeducation) is 60 minutes.
What happens on the discovery call?
A free fifteen-minute chat with our team. We listen to what you're seeing, explain the right pathway for your situation, walk through Medicare rebates, and only book you in if it feels like the right fit. No referral needed.
What types of ADHD assessments are available?
We assess children (6–12), teenagers (13–17) and adults (18+), for both ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder. Every assessment uses the Conners Rating Scale framework and can be completed in-clinic or via telehealth.
How can I prepare for an ADHD assessment?
Gather anything that shows the pattern: school reports, work feedback, past clinical notes. For children, we'll send parent and teacher questionnaires ahead of time. Beyond that, just come as you are.
What age groups are served at The Psychology Hub?
We see children from age 4 for ASD assessment (age 6 for ADHD), teenagers, and adults of any age. The pathway and tools are tailored to each age group.
Can parents participate in the assessment process?
Absolutely. Parent and guardian involvement is built into every child and adolescent assessment, from questionnaires to the psychoeducation session where we walk through the findings together.
What follow-up services are available after diagnosis?
Follow-up specialist reviews, prescribing and treatment monitoring, a ten-session Dialectical Behaviour Therapy program, plus occupational therapy and speech pathology through our allied health team.
Where are your clinics located?
Our clinic is in East Melbourne, close to public transport with accessible parking. Families anywhere else in Australia can complete the full pathway via telehealth.
Ready for clear answers?
Book your discovery call.
Fifteen minutes, phone or video. A clear next step.
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