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Adult ADHD Assessments

Understand your brain

If you struggle to maintain focus, be consistently organised or follow through on tasks, it may be worth exploring weather this could be ADHD.

Take the Self Screening Questionnaire

ADHD in adults Can present diferrently

Do Any of These Resonate?

Everyday tasks feel overwhelming

Your to-do list never gets done

You can't make your brain focus

You can't switch off at night

Impulsivity (eg. eating or spending)

Simple decisions leave you frozen

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Frequently asked questions

* How do I get a Mental Health Care Plan?

Step 1: Book a "Mental Health Care Plan" appointment with your GP.

Step 2: Provide them with our details:
Mind Food Psychology
Stephanie Georgiou (Clinical Psychologist)
Fax: +61 3 8779 8974
Email: bookings@mindfoodpsychology.com

Step 3: Email your plan to bookings@mindfoodpsychology.com before your first session.

Your MHCP must be dated on or before your first session to be eligible for the rebate.

No. Appointments are available now.

No referral is needed to book your assessment.

If you would like to access the Medicare rebate, you will need a valid Mental Health Care Plan from your GP, and the date of the plan must be on or before the date of your first session.

We are not able to prescribe medication. If medication is part of your recommended plan, we take care of the referral process for you, connecting you with a psychiatrist in your state so you are not navigating it alone. We also send them a complimentary support report so they are across your results from day one.

The complimentary summary report is sent directly to your healthcare providers. If you would like your own comprehensive written report, this is available for an additional cost of $1,000.

ADHD often co-occurs with anxiety, depression or disordered eating. The clinical interview will explore this and your clinician will discuss any relevant findings with you.

Please note this is not an assessment for Autism, however you are welcome to raise these concerns during your session.