Psychological assessments
A psychological assessment is a structured process for answering a specific question: diagnostic clarity, documentation for the NDIS or a workplace, or understanding cognitive or personality patterns.
Not sure which one you need? Start broad. Some of these overlap, and some situations don’t map cleanly onto one. A general Psychological & Cognitive Assessment is a good starting point if nothing else fits, and a psychologist can narrow it down with you.
Neurodevelopmental
ADHD Assessment
A structured process, usually across more than one session, to work out whether ADHD explains the difficulties you’re noticing.
What to expectAutism Assessment
Structured observation, developmental history and standardised tools, using a neuroaffirming approach focused on strengths and challenges.
What to expectGiftedness Assessment
Standardised intellectual (IQ-type) testing plus developmental and educational history, often to inform school decisions. Considers twice-exceptionality.
What to expectCognitive & psychological
Psychological & Cognitive Assessment
The broad starting point: a structured process to understand how someone is functioning across thinking, feeling and cognition.
What to expectPersonality Assessment
A structured look at stable, long-standing patterns in how someone thinks, feels and relates, as distinct from a single diagnosis or symptom cluster.
What to expectDocumentation & third-party
NDIS Functional Capacity Assessment
Evaluates how disability affects everyday functioning, and builds evidence of support needs for NDIS access, plan reviews or funding requests.
What to expectWorkplace Fitness for Duty Assessment
Evaluates whether a person is psychologically able to safely and effectively perform a specific role. Usually arranged by an employer.
What to expectCourt & Medico-Legal Assessment
A specialised evaluation to address a specific legal or compensation-related question. The psychologist provides independent evidence, not treatment.
What to expectMatched with someone who's the right fit, not just whoever's free
Pair matches you with an AHPRA-registered psychologist based on your situation. The match considers clinical fit, practical things like session format and cost, and, if you want, identity-based preferences.
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