Comprehensive assessments for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) conducted by experienced clinical psychologists and neuropsychologists.
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An autism assessment is a comprehensive evaluation conducted by a clinical psychologist or neuropsychologist to understand an individual’s strengths, challenges, and developmental history. It includes clinical interviews, standardised tests, behavioural observations and often input from family or other professionals. The goal is to determine whether the individual meets criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorder and to provide tailored recommendations for support and intervention.
An ADHD assessment conducted by a clinical psychologist involves a clinical interview, standardised questionnaires, and psychological testing to explore symptoms of inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity, as well as to identify any co-occurring conditions. Information from parents, teachers, or other professionals may be gathered to ensure a thorough understanding of the individual's functioning. The goal is to provide support informed decision-making, and guide recommendations for treatment, education, or workplace adjustments.
Assessments for adult autism designed by clinical psychologists and conducted by AI. This service is an easy and affordable way to start the ASD assessment immediately. It is possible to continue the assessment with one of our clinical psychologists. This option includes a comprehensive report.
An autism assessment is a detailed evaluation carried out by a clinical psychologist or neuropsychologist to explore an individual’s developmental history, behaviours, strengths and challenges. It aims to gain a clear understanding of how the person functions in different areas such as communication, social interaction, and flexible thinking.
The assessment typically involves clinical interviews, standardised questionnaires, cognitive testing and behavioural observations. Information from parents, partners, teachers or other professionals is often included to provide a comprehensive picture of the individual across different settings.
The purpose of the assessment is to determine whether the person meets criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorder. If a diagnosis is made, the clinical psychologist will offer recommendations for support, therapy and any adjustments needed at home, school or in the workplace. A detailed report is provided to support further planning, referrals or access to services.
An ADHD assessment by a clinical psychologist or neuropsychologist is a structured and evidence-based process designed to understand patterns of attention, concentration, activity level and impulse control. The assessment begins with a clinical interview to gather background information, including developmental history, academic or occupational performance, and any current difficulties in daily life. This interview may also explore emotional wellbeing, sleep and other lifestyle factors that can affect attention and behaviour. The psychologist may speak with parents, caregivers, or teachers to obtain a clearer picture of the challenges across different settings, especially when the assessment involves a child or adolescent.
A core component of the assessment is psychometric testing, which involves the use of standardised tools to evaluate cognitive abilities, executive functioning, working memory, processing speed and sustained attention. These tests help differentiate ADHD from other conditions that can affect concentration, such as anxiety, learning disorders, or depression. Questionnaires are typically completed by the individual and sometimes by people who know them well, to identify specific symptoms and patterns over time. The results are interpreted by a clinical psychologist and integrated into a written report that outlines the findings and provides practical recommendations.
It is important to note that while psychologists are experts in assessment and diagnosis, they do not prescribe medication. Instead, the outcome of the assessment can support referrals to a GP, paediatrician or psychiatrist if medical treatment is being considered. The focus of this assessment is on psychological and psychometric evaluation to provide a clear and evidence-based understanding of ADHD and any co-occurring difficulties. This information is often used to guide therapy, academic support or workplace accommodations to improve daily functioning and wellbeing.
Real-world assessments have four parts: (1) a clinical interview to obtain information on current challenges and the personal as well as medical history (the "intake"), (2) a series of psychological questionnaires and tests, (3) the explanation of results and (4) a report. JoBot™™ AI assessments have the same structure, a combination of interviews, questionnaires, psychological tests and explanations. The only difference is that these assessments are conducted by artificial intelligence. Please email info@autismassessments.com.au for more details.
Our mission is to provide comprehensive and accurate assessments for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) conducted by experienced clinical psychologists and neuropsychologists. We are committed to using the latest technology and evidence-based practices to ensure precise evaluations that lead to meaningful insights and personalised recommendations. Our team is dedicated to delivering services in a friendly, professional and polite manner, creating a supportive environment where clients feel understood, respected and empowered throughout the assessment process.
Complete your assessment in three simple steps. Please note that we have no waiting times and can conduct assessments on short notice. Face-to-face and Telehealth assessments are available.
Please email us at info@autismassessments.com.au and include your full name, location (suburb or postcode) and mobile number. Kindly let us know whether the assessment is for yourself or someone you care for (e.g. a child). We will then provide tailored information regarding available appointments, fees and Medicare or private health rebates.
We provide psychological reports for individuals, employers, educational institutions, and government services such as the NDIS or Centrelink in Australia. Reports are typically delivered within days of completing the assessment.
1. Assessments by clinical psychologists and neuropsychologists in Australia.
2. Fees below those recommended by the Australian Psychological Society.
3. Diagnostic instruments for identifying autism in women.
4. Appointments available without delay.
5. Cognitive assessments, e.g. WISC and WAIS, are available on short notice.
6. Very fast delivery of psychological reports.
7. Clinical psychological therapy for ASD and ADHD clients.
8. Flexible scheduling to accommodate your needs.
9. Collaboration with other healthcare professionals for holistic care and a comprehensive assessment.
10. Research and the development of the the latest technology for mental health.
