Online ADHD & Autism asessments

Telehealth ADHD & Autism Assessments

Professional, convenient, and comprehensive online assessments from wherever you feel most comfortable

Understanding Yourself Starts Here

At Umeed Psychology, we believe getting assessed shouldn't mean rearranging your whole life. That's why we've brought professional ADHD and Autism assessments right to your screen.

Whether you're seeking clarity about ADHD, exploring an Autism diagnosis, or wondering about both, our experienced psychologists are here to guide you through a thorough, supportive assessment process—all from the comfort of your own space.

Why Choose Telehealth Assessments?

Comfort of Home Complete your assessment in a familiar environment where you feel most relaxed and yourself.

Flexible Scheduling No travel time means more appointment options that actually fit your life.

Expert Psychologists Choose between provisional psychologists and registered psychologists based on your needs and budget.

Comprehensive Reports Receive detailed assessment reports you can use for treatment, accommodations, or simply understanding yourself better.

Transparent, Affordable Pricing

ADHD Assessment

  • $800 with Provisional Psychologist

  • $1,760 with Registered Psychologist

Autism Assessment

  • $800 with Provisional Psychologist

  • $1,760 with Registered Psychologist

ADHD & Autism Assessment

  • $1,600 with Provisional Psychologist

  • $2,200 with Registered Psychologist

What to Expect: Your Assessment Journey

ADHD Assessment (4 Sessions)

Session 1 - Intake (50 minutes) We'll get to know you, your concerns, and your history. This is your space to share your story.

Session 2 - Assessment (50 minutes) Structured assessments and questionnaires to understand your experiences with attention, focus, and executive functioning.

Session 3 - Assessment (50 minutes) Continued evaluation through testing and discussion to build a complete picture.

Session 4 - Feedback (50 minutes) We'll review your results together, answer all your questions, and discuss next steps.

Autism Assessment (4 Sessions)

Session 1 - Intake (50 minutes) Background information and developmental history

Session 2 - Assessment (50 minutes) Comprehensive assessment activities exploring social interaction, communication, and behavioral patterns.

Session 3 - Assessment (50 minutes) Understanding your unique experiences, social communication patterns, and sensory profile.

Session 4 - Feedback (50 minutes) Detailed discussion of findings, what they mean for you, and personalized recommendations.

Combined ADHD & Autism Assessment (6 Sessions)

Session 1 - Intake (50 minutes) Comprehensive intake exploring all aspects of your neurodevelopmental profile.

Session 2 - Assessment (50 minutes) ADHD-focused assessment activities.

Session 3 - Assessment (50 minutes) ADHD-focused assessment activities.

Session 4 - Assessment (50 minutes) Autism-focused assessment activities.

Session 5 -Assessment (50 minutes)Autism-focused assessment activities.

Session 6 - Feedback (50 minutes) Comprehensive feedback session with holistic recommendations and support planning.

Ready to Take the First Step?

Getting assessed is an act of self-care and self-understanding. Let's start this journey together.

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 FAQs

  • The process usually includes:

    • An intake interview to understand your history and concerns

    • Questionnaires and forms from you, parents, or teachers (if relevant)

    • Standardised testing sessions

    • A feedback session to go over results

    • A written report with clear findings and recommendations

    • Neuroaffirming, trauma-informed, and culturally safe approach

    ADHD, Autism and Learning Disabilities look different in everyone. We take the time to understand your lived experience, not just tick boxes.

  • Fully Registered Psychologist | If you are seeing a fully registered psychologist then online assessments are $1,760 - $2,200  Medicare rebates may be applicable to some assessment sessions. Your assessing clinician will discuss with you which sessions do attract a Medicare rebate. Payment is processed at the end of the session via our Halaxy practice management system.

    We offer low-cost assessment options for individuals and families who may be experiencing financial hardship. Everyone deserves access to quality psychological support, and we’re committed to making our services as inclusive and accessible as possible.

    If cost is a barrier, please let us know—our team will walk you through available options.

  • We offer assessments for children, teens, and adults. Whether it’s a parent wanting clarity about their child’s learning, a university student seeking accommodations, or an adult wondering about ADHD or Autism, our assessments provide answers and pathways forward.

  • An assessment can provide clarity when there are ongoing challenges with focus, learning, emotions, or social situations. It also provides formal evidence that may be required for school adjustments, workplace accommodations, NDIS applications, or access to services.

  • No referral is needed to book an assessment directly with us. However, if you’re seeking rebates through Medicare or NDIS, your GP or other health professional may need to be involved.

  • We don’t just hand you a report and send you on your way. We sit down with you to explain the results, answer your questions, and guide you towards the right supports, strategies, and services.

  • A culturally responsive assessment goes beyond test scores and takes into account your cultural background, language, family context, and lived experiences. Standard tools are often created in Western contexts, which can miss or misinterpret the strengths and challenges of people from diverse communities. At Umeed, we make assessments culturally safe by asking about your identity and story, adapting how we communicate, and making recommendations that fit your real life and values. The reports we provide are still gold-standard and valid for schools, workplaces, and services like the NDIS—but they’re also written in a way that truly reflects you, not just a diagnosis on paper.