
Adult ADHD Assessments
Get assessed in only 2 sessions
Our Assessment Process
A session is $350 each and approximately 50-55 minutes.
Session 1
Session 2
Optional
Clinical Interview
Following this session, questionnaires will be emailed to you for completion.
Results and Management Plan
​Ongoing therapy or ADHD support
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ADHD assessment results, providing insights into your unique cognitive profile.
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Receive personalised strategies and recommendations tailored to your results.
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​Next steps (i.e referral to a psychiatrist)
Why get an ADHD assessment?
ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) isn’t just a childhood condition, it affects many adults, often leading to difficulties with focus, organisation, and impulsivity.

Do you experience:
Difficulty concentrating
Difficulty getting started on tasks
Difficulty with organisation
Emotional Dysregulation
Forgetfulness​
Inner sense of Restlessness
Easily distracted
Interrupting others
Misperception of time​
Impulsive behaviour​
Understanding your cognitive profile can:
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Help explain long-standing challenges with focus, time management, and emotions.
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Provide evidence for workplace or university adjustments.
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Guide treatment options, including therapy or medication (via a psychiatrist).

Do I need a referral?
No referral is needed to book an ADHD assessment​​. However, if you’d like to claim Medicare rebates, you’ll need to:
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Book an appointment with your GP.
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Ask for a Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) and referral to Mind Food Psychology.
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Bring your referral to your appointment or email it to: bookings@mindfoodpsychology.com
How much does it cost?
Medicare rebates apply with a Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) from your GP
Service
Clinical Interview (50-55 mins)
Results and Management Plan (50-55 mins)
Comprehensive ADHD Report (Optional)
Fee
$350
$350
$1000
Medicare Rebate
Covered
Covered
Not Covered
Rebates are $141.85 (clinical psychologist) or $96.65 (psychologist) with MHCP*
“2.5% of the Australian population have ADHD and only 0.9% are being recognised and treated.” - Professor David Coghill (2018)

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What is a Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP)An MHCP is a support plan for someone who is going through mental health concerns and is obtained through your General Practitioner (GP). A standard MHCP provides you with 10 sessions in a calendar year. If on a mental health care plan, you will receive a Medicare rebate per session of $96.65 (psychologist) or $141.85 (clinical psychologist). If you have a Medicare card and a valid GP referral, we will process your Medicare claim for you within 24-48 hours from your session.
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How to get a Mental Health Care Plan?1. Book an appointment with your GP. Let them know in advance it’s for a MHCP. 2. During the appointment, your GP may ask questions about your mental health, family's history and symptoms. In order to access a MHCP, you must have an eligible Medicare card. Email us at bookings@mindfoodpsychology.com for more instructions on how to apply for a MHCP.
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Can you assess for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)?The ADHD assessment does not include a cognitive assessment (IQ test) and does not assess ASD. However concerns around ASD can be explored in session and avenues for further exploration can be recommended.
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Can I get ADHD medication through this assessment?Only psychiatrists in Australia can prescribe ADHD medication. If needed, we can provide a referral to a psychiatrist, along with your assessment report or diagnosis.
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Can you prescribe medication?No. Psychologists in Australia cannot prescribe medication. Psychologists can provide a referral to see a psychiatrist along with a copy of your ADHD assessment report to assist with the appointment.
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Do I need a referral from my doctor to book in the ADHD assessment?No. A referral from your GP is not required. Please note: you will not receive rebates from Medicare for private appointments.
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Does this assessment cover Autism (ASD)?No, this ADHD assessment does not include an autism (ASD) evaluation. However, we can explore any ASD-related concerns during sessions and provide guidance on further assessment options.
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Do you offer cognitive (IQ) testing?No, our ADHD assessment does not include cognitive testing.