Frequently Asked Questions
Managing ADHD symptoms looks different when you are an adult. Many of the same strategies are used, such as stimulant or non-stimulant medications. Behavioural interventions, such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), may also be recommended.
Your out-of-pocket expense for the diagnoses, assessment and comprehensive report of ADHD, which will be sent to your GP, is around $640 [July 2025]
Your report will have details of other disorders you may have and can be discussed with your GP.
You can cancel an appointment up to 7 days prior to the appointment date by sending an email to admin@ozadhd.com.au with “cancellation” in the subject line. You will receive an email offering you another appointment, but this may result in significant delay.
If you cancel an appointment less than 7days from the appointment time, you will be billed for the consultation as per the Service Agreement. No further appointments will be made.
We recommend these websites for addition information and resources
ADDitude: focusing on medication options for treating ADHD course and learning about ADHD and emotional regulation and ADHD and cognitive functioning.
This Way Up; is an online self-help psychotherapy course.
Whilst a psychologist can assess you for ADHD they can not formally diagnosis you with ADHD (i.e make recommendations regarding medication) as they are not medical doctors. You will need to under go a full psychiatric assessment with a psychiatrist before any recommendations for medication can be made. Your psychology report be part your psychiatric assessment.
We are an adult service so we can only see patients over the age of 17.
Yes, it is possible for you to use our service. Contact us to discuss your options.

