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ADHD Assessment Windsor


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 Windsor 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 Does an ADHD Assessment Include?
We take a comprehensive and tailored approach to ADHD assessment for Windsor residents, with each stage designed to gather relevant information and guide clear recommendations. The process includes:
Multiple Assessment Appointments
A series of appointments helps us build a detailed understanding of the individual’s presentation, needs and experiences.
Detailed Questionnaires
Questionnaires are completed by the individual and, where appropriate, by parents and teachers to provide insight into behaviours and experiences across different settings.
Professional Report Writing
A written report brings together the assessment findings, helping clarify ADHD symptoms and outlining recommendations based on the individual’s needs.


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: 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: Designed for children aged 6–18, these rating scales gather information about ADHD symptoms from parents, teachers and the individual.
ADHD Assessment Costs and Rebates
Our comprehensive ADHD Assessment starts at $1,445, with additional charges possible where extra testing is needed. We will provide a clear estimate of fees following the initial appointment. Eligible rebates may include:
Medicare Rebates
Eligible patients may be able to access Medicare rebates. Contact our team to learn more.
Private Health Insurance
Rebates for the initial and feedback sessions may be available through private health insurance with psychology cover. Eligibility varies by fund and policy, so please confirm with your provider.
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
We aim to make the ADHD assessment booking process as straightforward and supportive as possible.
Initial Appointment (50 minutes)
The first step is an initial appointment for adults or parents seeking an assessment for their child. The fee is $300 with Medicare or private health rebates potentially available depending on eligibility.
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
During these appointments, the clinician conducts the formal assessment using standardised tests and online questionnaires to build a detailed understanding of the individual’s needs and experiences.
Feedback Appointment (50 minutes)
A $300 feedback session is included at the end of the assessment process to review the findings, discuss recommendations and consider next steps. Medicare or private health rebates may apply for eligible patients.
ADHD Assessment Questions and Answers
How can ADHD present in adults?
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?
An ADHD diagnosis in adults is based on a comprehensive assessment that may include clinical interviews, questionnaires and evaluation of cognitive and behavioural patterns. The process considers how ADHD-related symptoms affect everyday functioning.
Can cognitive behavioural therapy help adults with ADHD symptoms?
For some adults with ADHD, cognitive behavioural therapy may help address challenges with organisation, attention and everyday coping. It can be used alongside strategies developed following an ADHD assessment.
Who are adult ADHD assessments suitable for?
Adults who experience persistent challenges with attention, organisation, impulsivity or executive functioning may consider an ADHD assessment. The results can help clarify whether ADHD is a contributing factor and guide suitable next steps.
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 Windsor
Exploring whether ADHD may be contributing to everyday challenges can provide greater clarity for adults, children and families. TT Psychology near Windsor offers supportive, neuro-affirming assessments and psychology services designed to build understanding and guide appropriate next steps. Book an assessment to begin the process.
You can arrange an appointment by calling 1800 867 090 or emailing info@ttpsych.com.au.
