No referral needed to book directly with us. If you're seeking Medicare rebates or NDIS funding, your GP or support coordinator may need to be involved — but we'll walk you through that when you enquire.

Both provide thorough, gold-standard assessments with comprehensive, valid reports. Provisional psychologists are completing their supervised training hours — they're highly skilled and supervised by experienced registered psychologists. The main difference is cost, and both pathways result in the same quality of report accepted by schools, employers, and NDIS.

We hear this more than you'd think — especially from people who were told they "don't look autistic" or "can't have ADHD" because they performed well academically. Our assessments go deeper than surface presentation and are specifically designed to catch what others miss, particularly for women, people of colour, and late-diagnosed adults.

Yes. Our reports meet the requirements for school adjustments, university support, workplace accommodations, and NDIS applications. They're written by registered or supervised psychologists using gold-standard, validated assessment tools.

Please reach out — don't let cost be the reason you don't get answers. We offer low-cost assessment options for people experiencing financial hardship, and Medicare rebates may apply to some sessions. We'll always do our best to find a pathway that works.

It means we don't apply a Western, one-size-fits-all lens to your results. We ask about your cultural background, family context, language environment, and lived experience — and we interpret findings with all of that in mind. ADHD and autism look different across cultures, and a culturally responsive assessment captures your real experience rather than measuring you against a norm that was never built for you.