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ADHD Assessment
Supporting Mental Health Through Comprehensive ADHD Assessments
An ADHD assessment in Melbourne may provide useful insight into difficulties with attention, focus and self-regulation. Whether you are seeking an assessment for yourself or a young person, the approach of our psychologists near Hampton is compassionate, neuro-affirming and tailored to the individual.
For some people, ADHD mainly affects attention, organisation and concentration. For others, restlessness, energy and impulsive behaviour may be more noticeable. Many people experience features of both patterns.
What to Expect During an ADHD Assessment
Our ADHD assessments for Hampton residents follow a structured and personalised process to help build a detailed picture of your experiences and support appropriate recommendations. This includes:
Multiple Assessment Appointments
Using more than one appointment allows us to gather a broader picture of the individual’s symptoms and circumstances.
Detailed Questionnaires
We use questionnaires completed by the individual and, when relevant, by parents and teachers to better understand how behaviours and experiences may vary across different environments.
Professional Report Writing
Following the assessment, a comprehensive report summarises the findings and provides clear recommendations for ongoing support.


Tools Utilised in an ADHD Assessment
- WISC-V / WPPSI-IV: Cognitive assessment tools can help provide insight into areas such as memory and processing speed for children aged 2+ through to adulthood.
- BASC-3: Behavioural assessment information is collected from the individual, parents and teachers to provide insight into emotional and behavioural experiences across settings.
- ACE / ACE+: A semi-structured interview designed to support ADHD assessment, using ACE for children and ACE+ for adults.
- Conners 3: These rating scales evaluate ADHD-related symptoms in children and adolescents aged 6–18, drawing on input from parents, teachers and self-report measures.
Fees and Rebates for ADHD Assessments
Our comprehensive ADHD Assessment has a base fee of $1,445. If further testing is recommended, additional costs may apply, and we will outline all fees following the initial appointment. Available rebates may include:
Medicare Rebates
Eligible patients may be able to access Medicare rebates. Contact our team to learn more.
Private Health Insurance
Depending on your level of psychology cover, private health rebates may apply to the initial and feedback appointments. Please check the details of your policy or contact us for further information.
Additional Rebates
Some assessment appointments may attract a Medicare rebate for patients under 25, depending on eligibility. Please get in touch to learn more.


Booking Process
We’ve designed our booking process to make accessing ADHD assessment services clear, simple and easy to navigate.
Initial Appointment (50 minutes)
An initial appointment is the first stage of the assessment process and is available for adults or parents seeking an assessment for their child. The session costs $300, and eligible patients may be able to claim a rebate through Medicare or private health insurance.
Assessment Confirmation
Once the initial appointment is complete, we confirm the assessments needed and provide a comprehensive estimate of fees. The total cost, including report preparation, will depend on the complexity of the assessment process.
Assessment Appointments
Formal assessment is completed during these appointments, with the clinician guiding the individual through a series of standardised tests. Online questionnaires may also be provided to collect additional information for the evaluation.
Feedback Appointment (50 minutes)
A feedback consultation is provided to explain the assessment results, discuss recommendations and outline possible next steps. This session is $300 and may be eligible for a Medicare or private health insurance rebate.
Common Questions About ADHD Assessments
What are the signs of ADHD in adults?
ADHD can present in adults through challenges with attention, organisation, time management and impulse control. A comprehensive assessment may help determine whether these experiences are related to ADHD.
How do clinicians assess adults for ADHD?
Adult ADHD diagnosis typically involves a detailed assessment using interviews, questionnaires and other relevant evaluation tools. This helps build a clearer picture of symptoms and how they may be influencing daily life.
Can CBT help with managing ADHD-related challenges in adults?
Cognitive behavioural therapy can be incorporated into ADHD support to explore practical ways of managing attention, organisation and related day-to-day challenges.
Who can benefit from adult ADHD assessments?
Adult ADHD assessments may be helpful for people experiencing ongoing difficulties with focus, impulsivity or executive functioning. The assessment process can explore whether ADHD may be contributing to these challenges and help inform appropriate support strategies.
Which areas do you service?
We welcome people from all areas in Melbourne including:
- ADHD Assessment Caulfield
- ADHD Assessment St Kilda
- ADHD Assessment Balaclava
- ADHD Assessment Ripponlea
- ADHD Assessment Elwood
- ADHD Assessment Armadale
- ADHD Assessment Prahran
- ADHD Assessment Brighton
- ADHD Assessment Gardenvale
- ADHD Assessment Ormond
- ADHD Assessment Glen Huntly
- ADHD Assessment Malvern
- ADHD Assessment Windsor
- ADHD Assessment Bentleigh
- ADHD Assessment Mckinnon
- ADHD Assessment Carnegie
- ADHD Assessment Hampton
Mental Health Support From Experienced ADHD Psychologists Hampton
Exploring whether ADHD may be contributing to everyday challenges can provide greater clarity for adults, children and families. TT Psychology near Hampton offers supportive, neuro-affirming assessments and psychology services designed to build understanding and guide appropriate next steps. Book an assessment to begin the process.
Get in touch to book an appointment by phone on 1800 867 090 or via email at info@ttpsych.com.au.
