An assessment gives you clarity either way. If it's not ADHD, you rule it out and can explore other explanations. If it is, you finally have context for everything you've been experiencing. Both outcomes move you forward.

It's a 15-minute conversation to understand what you're experiencing and whether an assessment makes sense for you. No pressure, no commitment. Just a starting point.

Yes. For most people, it's a turning point. You stop blaming yourself for things that were never about effort. Patterns that felt random start making sense. And you can finally make decisions about work, life, and support based on how your brain actually works—not how you wished it worked.

Absolutely. Most adults we assess weren't the 'bouncing off walls' stereotype. Inattentive ADHD—the kind that shows up as mental fatigue, disorganisation, and constant compensation - often goes unnoticed until adulthood.

The assessment itself is typically 3-4 hours, sometimes split across two sessions. We work around your schedule.

You may be eligible for a partial rebate with a Mental Health Care Plan from your GP. We can discuss this on the intro call and explain how it works.

Yes, it could be. ADHD is often misdiagnosed as anxiety or depression - especially in women. The symptoms can overlap, and many people have both. A proper assessment will look at the full picture.

High-functioning doesn't mean it's not hard. It often means you've been compensating your whole life - and that takes a toll. Many of our clients are successful professionals who are exhausted from the effort it takes to keep up.

Yes. ADHD and autism often co-occur, and we can assess for both if that's relevant for you. We'll discuss this on the intro call.

Availability varies, but we'll give you a clear timeline on the intro call. No long waitlists.