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ADHD Assessment McKinnon


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 McKinnon is compassionate, neuro-affirming and tailored to the individual.
ADHD may involve challenges with attention and organisation, hyperactivity and impulsivity, or a combination of these. The way it presents can vary considerably from person to person.
What Is Involved in an ADHD Assessment?
Our ADHD assessment process for McKinnon residents is thorough, individualised and designed to support a clear understanding of your needs. The service 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
A comprehensive report summarises the assessment findings, outlining relevant ADHD symptoms and recommendations for support.


Tools Utilised in an ADHD Assessment
- WISC-V / WPPSI-IV: These tools assess cognitive abilities across children and adults, including areas such as memory, processing speed and related thinking skills.
- BASC-3: This assessment explores emotional and behavioural aspects of ADHD using input from the individual and, where relevant, parents and teachers.
- ACE / ACE+: A structured interview process is used to support ADHD assessment, with ACE for children and ACE+ for adults.
- Conners 3: This set of rating scales assesses ADHD symptoms in young people aged 6–18 using parent, teacher and self-assessment versions.
ADHD Assessment Fees and Rebates
The starting fee for a comprehensive ADHD Assessment is $1,445. The total cost may vary depending on the assessment tools required, and we provide full fee information after your first appointment. Rebates may be available as follows:
Medicare Rebates
Some patients may be eligible for Medicare rebates. Contact us to discuss what may apply to you.
Private Health Insurance
Patients with psychology cover may be eligible for rebates on the initial and feedback sessions. We recommend confirming your entitlements directly with your private health fund.
Additional Rebates
Eligible patients under the age of 25 may be able to access Medicare rebates for some assessment sessions. Contact us for further details.


Booking Process
Our booking process provides a clear and easy pathway to arranging an ADHD assessment.
Initial Appointment (50 minutes)
The assessment process begins with an initial appointment for adults or for parents arranging an assessment for their child. This session is $300 and may be eligible for a Medicare or private health insurance rebate.
Assessment Confirmation
Following the initial appointment, we confirm which assessments are required and provide a detailed estimate of the associated fees. Costs, including report preparation, vary depending on the complexity of the evaluation.
Assessment Appointments
These sessions involve the formal assessment process, including standardised testing guided by the clinician and online questionnaires designed to gather relevant information about the individual’s presentation.
Feedback Appointment (50 minutes)
During the feedback consultation, your psychologist will talk through the results, explain the recommendations and discuss what may come next. This appointment is $300 and may be claimable through Medicare or private health insurance, depending on eligibility.
ADHD Assessment FAQs
What symptoms may adults with ADHD experience?
Adults with ADHD may experience challenges with focus, organisation, managing time and impulsivity. An assessment can help clarify whether these experiences are consistent with ADHD.
How is an Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) diagnosis determined in adults?
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 cognitive behavioural therapy help adults with ADHD symptoms?
CBT may form part of support for adults with ADHD, alongside recommendations from the assessment process. Therapy can focus on organisation, managing attention and building practical coping skills.
Who are adult ADHD assessments suitable for?
An adult ADHD assessment may be appropriate for people who are finding it difficult to manage focus, impulse control, organisation or other executive functioning skills. The assessment can help build a clearer understanding of these concerns and inform ongoing support.
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 McKinnon
Exploring whether ADHD may be contributing to everyday challenges can provide greater clarity for adults, children and families. TT Psychology near McKinnon offers supportive, neuro-affirming assessments and psychology services designed to build understanding and guide appropriate next steps. Book an assessment to begin the process.
Please contact us on 1800 867 090 or email info@ttpsych.com.au to arrange an appointment.
