Find an Australian autism or ADHD assessor that fits your needs

Start by filtering by your state, service type and the age group that applies to your child. For children, it is best to do face-to-face assessments. Premium providers can offer you more information in terms of process, waitlist and fees. Please make sure to check the assessor's credentials and experience before booking an assessment. You can also contact the assessor directly to ask any questions you may have about their process.

An autism assessment evaluates whether someone meets the diagnostic criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorder, typically through structured interviews, questionnaires, and observation. An ADHD assessment focuses on attention, executive function, and impulsivity patterns. Many people are assessed for both at the same time — this is called a combined assessment. On our listings page, you can select one or both service types to find assessors who offer what you need. If you are in doub, you can contact the assessors directly to gather more information

Costs vary widely depending on the assessor, state, and complexity of the assessment. Some costs may be partially offset through Medicare if you have a Mental Health Care Plan from your GP. A small number of public services offer subsidised assessments, though waitlists are long. Each assessor's contact details are listed so you can enquire directly about their fees.

Assessors marked with a telehealth badge offer some or all of their assessment process via video call. This significantly improves access for people in regional and remote areas. Some components — like certain cognitive tests — may still require an in-person component. We recommend contacting the assessor directly to understand exactly what their telehealth process involves.

No, this platform is for everyone. You can filter by age group to find assessors who work with children, teenagers, adults, or all ages. Many adults are only discovering their autism or ADHD diagnosis later in life, and we include assessors experienced in late-diagnosed adults.

Visit the "For Providers" page and choose between a free basic listing or a premium featured listing. Free listings include your core details and appear in relevant searches. Premium listings include priority placement, a featured badge, and a dedicated page for you to include more information about your practice. All listings are manually reviewed before being published.

Free listings include your name, credentials, location, services, and contact details. Premium listings ($50/month paid yearly) include all of that plus priority placement in search results, a "Featured" badge, and a dedicated page with more opportunity to give more information about your practice in one place. This allows you to better communicate your approach and values — which many families specifically look for when choosing an assessor.

We aim to review all submissions within 3–5 business days. We manually verify that submitted credentials are consistent with AHPRA registration before approving listings. You'll receive an email once your listing is live.

This platform is built and maintained by a small independent team with personal connections to the AuDHD community. Our goal is to make the diagnosis journey less overwhelming for families and adults across Australia.

We manually review each submission and cross-reference AHPRA registration numbers before approving a listing. However, this platform is not a substitute for your own due diligence. We encourage you to verify credentials directly with AHPRA at ahpra.gov.au and to ask assessors about their specific experience before booking.