We offer thoughtful, child-focused assessments to better understand your child’s individual needs and provide clear, practical guidance to help them grow, learn, and thrive at home and in school.
Assessments aren’t just about diagnoses or labels. They’re about understanding your child more clearly, including how they think, learn, feel, and interact with the world. Whether you’re looking for answers, clarity, or a way to better support your child at school or home, a well-chosen assessment can provide practical guidance and peace of mind.
Our assessments help you understand your child’s unique strengths and challenges, so you can move forward with greater confidence and the right supports in place.
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$1,320
A cognitive assessment helps uncover how your child learns, thinks, and solves problems. It’s a useful tool for better understanding their strengths and needs.
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A cognitive assessment helps uncover how your child learns, thinks, and solves problems. It’s a useful tool for better understanding their strengths and needs. Our process includes:
A cognitive assessment can help support school planning, guide access to learning supports, or contribute to diagnoses such as intellectual disability or giftedness.
$1,705
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This assessment provides a detailed look at your child’s learning profile, helping to explore learning difficulties or identify areas of giftedness. It’s ideal for young people who are struggling with aspects of their schoolwork or those who are excelling and may benefit from extension or enrichment. It can also support diagnosis of specific learning disorders, which affect areas like reading, writing, or maths despite average intelligence.
The process includes:
This assessment can guide school planning, access to supports or enrichment programs, and provide clarity around how your child learns best.
Please note that to allow for formal diagnosis of a specific learning disorder (like dyslexia), your child or young person must have engaged with at least six months of support in the form of individual or small group work at school or tutoring. If this criteria is not met, we can still conduct the assessment, but cannot provide a formal diagnosis. If you have any questions about this criteria, please feel free to contact us.
$1,100
This brief assessment explores your child’s skills in literacy and numeracy, helping provide an update regarding their strengths, areas of extra support and diagnosis (if previous psychoeducational assessment was already completed).
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This brief assessment explores your child’s skills in literacy and numeracy, helping provide an update regarding their strengths, areas of extra support and diagnosis (if previous psychoeducational assessment was already completed). It’s often used to understand concerns around reading, writing, spelling, or maths, and can support school-based planning or applications for learning adjustments.
Our process includes:
This smaller assessment may be particularly useful if a psychoeducational assessment has been completed with your child in the past and an update of their learning strengths and challenges is required. Alternatively, it can also be useful if your child has had six months of learning intervention and you or their school wish to review specific learning disorder diagnoses.
$1,100
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Our ADHD assessments explore attention, focus, and thinking skills to help understand your child’s strengths and where they might need extra support. These are helpful when a child shows signs of distractibility, impulsivity, restlessness, or difficulty staying organised and on task.
Our process includes:
An ADHD assessment provides practical insights for home, school, and daily life, and can be used to support diagnosis, access accommodations, or guide next steps in care.
$1,705
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This combined assessment provides a full picture of how your child thinks, learns, and manages attention, helping to uncover strengths and challenges in both learning and everyday life. It’s ideal for children who may be showing signs of distractibility, restlessness, difficulty concentrating, or finds using their thinking skills effectively tricky at home or school.
Our process includes:
This assessment offers insight into attention and cognitive processing, and can be used to support diagnosis, school planning, or further psychological care.
$1,705
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Our autism assessments explore how your child experiences the world, using evidence-based tools to support understanding, diagnosis, and next steps. This can be helpful if your child has demonstrated unique skills or differences that may be indicative of an autistic brain type, and you’re looking for clarity and guidance. This may include how they choose to approach social interactions, communication, behaviours, their sensory needs or preferences for structure or routine.
Our process includes:
Our autism assessments offer additional insight into your child’s unique communication style and how they connect and navigate the world, and support families in accessing appropriate care, support, or diagnosis pathways.
$2,200
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This combined assessment helps you understand how your child thinks, learns, and engages with the world, providing clarity around autism and cognitive development. It’s ideal for children who are showing differences in social communication, emotional regulation, or behaviour, alongside challenges.
Our process includes:
Our autism assessments offer insight into your child’s unique communication style and how they connect and navigate the world, and support families in accessing appropriate care, support, or diagnosis pathways. An added cognitive assessment can assist with school planning, giving families and educators a clearer understanding of your child’s unique needs and strengths.
$2,420
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This comprehensive assessment explores thinking style, attention, and social communication to provide a complete picture of your child’s strengths and support needs. We recommend this, as autism and ADHD often co-occur, and assessing both areas together allows us to provide more accurate insights and avoid the need to reassess later. Including cognitive testing helps rule out other concerns and ensures we understand how your child learns, processes, and responds to the world.
Our process includes:
This combined approach supports diagnostic clarity, school planning, and meaningful recommendations tailored to your child’s unique profile.
$1,705 (or $2,200 with cognitive assessment included)
Executive functioning assessments explore skills like staying focused, remembering instructions, controlling emotions, planning ahead, & getting things done on time, helping to clarify why daily tasks might feel harder for some children.
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Our process will be tailored for your child’s needs and support but generally includes:
An executive function assessment can be helpful for children who are finding it hard to manage day-to-day expectations, even if previous assessments haven’t provided clear answers. You may choose to add a cognitive assessment as part of the process for a total cost of $2,200.
Price: TBA (based on individual needs)
Our FASD assessments explore how prenatal alcohol exposure may be affecting a child or young person’s development, offering insight to support accurate diagnosis and tailored care.
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Our FASD assessments explore how prenatal alcohol exposure may be affecting a child or young person’s thinking, behaviour, and development. The purpose of these is to better understand their unique neurodevelopmental profile and provide guidance for support at home, school, and in the community. This type of assessment requires confirmed evidence of alcohol use during pregnancy, as this is essential for diagnosis.
Our process typically includes:
The exact format and cost of this assessment will depend on the needs and referral pathways required for the child or young person. We will talk with you about the most appropriate approach before getting started.
We offer a range of assessments, including cognitive, autism, ADHD, educational, executive functioning, FASD, behaviour, and functional capacity assessments.
This depends on the type of assessment. Most involve a parent interview, child sessions, educator input, a written report, and a feedback session. We’ll explain the process clearly before we begin.
Yes. All assessments include a detailed report that outlines findings and provides practical, personalised recommendations for home, school, and other settings.
In some cases, yes. Depending on your child’s school and location, we may be able to complete some assessment sessions on-site. We’ll discuss this with you during planning.
We accept bank deposits, as well as taking Visa, Mastercard, and Debit cards with no added fees – we cover any card charges. Cash is also accepted, but no change is kept onsite. Payment plans may be available; however, reports are only released once full payment has been received.
As we are psychologists, we’re not able to prescribe the medications used to treat ADHD. If this is your main goal from assessment, you’ll need to contact a paediatrician or psychiatrist.
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