ADHD & Autism Screens and Assessments
Understand your Brain. Support your Life.
Gain clarity through comprehensive ADHD and Autism assessments for children, adolescents and adults.
Whether you’re exploring an ADHD assessment, an Autism assessment, or wondering whether you or your child may experience both (often referred to as AuDHD), we provide evidence-based assessments in a supportive and inclusive environment, clinically reviewed by Dr Judy Tang OAM, Clinical Neuropsychologist.
At Invictus Health, our comprehensive neurodevelopmental assessments are designed to provide more than a diagnosis. We take the time to understand how you think, learn, communicate and experience the world, helping you better understand your strengths, challenges and the supports that will best meet your individual needs.
Following your assessment, you’ll receive clear recommendations and practical strategies to help guide education, work, relationships and everyday life, while connecting you with appropriate ongoing support where required.
Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder
ADHD Assessment
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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Autism Assessment
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Unsure if you need an ADHD or Autism Assessment ?
If you’re unsure whether an ADHD assessment, Autism assessment, or combined assessment is the right next step, our team is here to help. Complete the enquiry form below or give us a call to discuss your options, ask questions about the assessment process, and determine the most appropriate pathway for you or your child.
Assessment information
Fees & rebates
How It Works
Referral Information
Medication Information
Fees & rebates
Your history matters. We take time to understand how you’ve experienced the world and what brought you here.
Assessment options
ADHD
ASD
Standard assessment fee
$1,800
(Cognitive assessment not included)
$2,000
(Cognitive assessment not included)
Online/Face-to-Face
both available
both available
Asssessment time
45 minutes to 2 hours
45 minutes to 3 hours
Report turnaround
2 weeks
2 weeks
GP referral required
Private health cover
NDIS cover
Assessment Process
Step 1 : Discovery
We start with a discovery session to understand your concerns, background, and goals.
Step 2 : Assessment
Our clinicians use validated psychological tools and observation. Assessments are relaxed, respectful, and paced to individual comfort
Step 3 : Feedback & Report
You’ll receive a detailed explanation of your results, an actionable report, and time with your clinician to talk through what it all means.
Step 4 : Aftercare
We can connect you with therapy, coaching, and support services within Invictus Health or trusted partners in your community.
Referral Information
No GP Referral Required
You do not need a GP referral to book an ADHD or Autism assessment at Invictus Health. Individuals, parents and carers can self-refer by completing our enquiry or intake form, and our administration team will help match you with the clinician best suited to your needs.
We also welcome referrals from GPs, paediatricians, psychologists, psychiatrists and other healthcare professionals. While a referral is not essential, it can provide valuable background information that assists our clinicians in gaining a comprehensive understanding of your medical history, presenting concerns and previous assessments.
If you’re unsure whether an ADHD assessment, Autism assessment or combined assessment for both conditions (commonly referred to as AuDHD) is appropriate, our team is happy to discuss your concerns and help guide you towards the most suitable assessment pathway.
Medication Information
If you or your child currently takes medication for ADHD or a related condition, please let our team know when booking. In some cases, your clinician may recommend attending the assessment unmedicated to get the most accurate picture of baseline functioning.
We’ll discuss this with you beforehand so you know exactly what to expect.
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FAQs
Find answers about our assessment process and what to expect
How long does an assessment take?
Most assessments span two to four hours across multiple sessions. We break the process into manageable parts so you’re not overwhelmed. The exact timeline depends on what we’re investigating and your individual needs.
What happens after diagnosis?
We don’t stop at diagnosis. You’ll receive a detailed report and recommendations for next steps. We can discuss strategies, interventions, or referrals to other specialists based on what you need.
Can children be assessed?
Yes. Our paediatric neuropsychologists specialize in assessing children and adolescents. We use age-appropriate testing and involve parents in understanding the results.
Is telehealth available?
We offer telehealth appointments across Australia. Some parts of the assessment work best in person, but we’ll discuss options that suit your location and circumstances.
What makes an assessment neuro-affirming?
We see neurodiversity as a difference, not a disorder. Our approach respects how your brain works while identifying the support that helps you function best. We listen to your experience and build understanding from there.
What makes Invictus different from other clinics?
- Neuroaffirming assessments grounded in real understanding
Every assessment is guided by professionals who live and work at the intersection of neurodiversity, psychology, and lived experience. This means you get more than a label — you get insight that respects your identity, culture, and story. - Comprehensive and evidence-based
We use gold-standard assessment tools and current research — integrating cognitive testing, behavioural observations, developmental history, and stakeholder input to deliver a detailed, accurate profile. - For every age and stage
From early childhood through to adulthood, we tailor our assessments to meet your developmental and life context. Whether you’re supporting a child at school, navigating work challenges, or re-evaluating your own experiences, your journey starts with understanding. - Intersectional and inclusive care
Our diverse clinicians reflect the communities we serve. We understand how gender, culture, language, trauma history, and identity shape neurodiverse experiences — and we ensure every assessment recognises that. - Clear recommendations that actually help
You’ll leave with a practical, easy-to-understand report, and concrete strategies for support — from school accommodations and workplace adjustments to therapeutic plans and life tools that empower long-term wellbeing.
How should I prepare for my appointment?
Bring any previous assessments, school reports, or medical records that might be relevant. A list of medications you’re taking helps too. We’ll send you a checklist before your first session so nothing gets missed.
What is the difference between ADHD and ASD?
We begin with a detailed conversation about your history, then move through standardized cognitive testing designed to measure attention, impulse control, and executive function. The final report translates these findings into practical insights about how your brain works and what support helps you succeed.
How do I know if I need an assessment?
If you’ve struggled with focus, impulse control, or social connection, an assessment can clarify what’s happening. We listen to your story and use evidence-based testing to understand your profile. Many people discover answers they’ve been searching for their whole lives.
Does it show up differently in women and men?
Gather any previous assessments, educational records, or medical documentation that might shed light on your history. A current list of medications is helpful too. We’ll send you a preparation guide before your session so you know exactly what to expect and nothing important gets overlooked.
What is stimming in ADHD and ASD?
Gather any previous assessments, educational records, or medical documentation that might shed light on your history. A current list of medications is helpful too. We’ll send you a preparation guide before your session so you know exactly what to expect and nothing important gets overlooked.
Do you provide post-assessment support?
Absolutely; many people come to us after years of self-doubt or feeling misunderstood and we want to help as much as possible. We can assist with:
- Psychological therapy and coaching
- Family and educator consultations
- NDIS support coordination and documentation
- Workplace recommendations and neuroinclusive planning
Invictus Health bridges clinical excellence with human connection — because understanding neurodiversity should never feel clinical alone.
Ready to Begin?
Book your initial consultation today and start the journey toward clarity, confidence, and support that fits you.