Currently new assessments are being booked in within 2-3 weeks of their initial enquiry time.

No, currently we only offer assessments.

No, psychologists cannot prescribe medication. We recommend you consult your GP, paediatrician, or psychiatrist.

Unfortunately not. However we can offer a payment plan, where you can pay for an assessment over several instalments if needed. For reduced price assessments, we recommend you try the university psychology clinics (UC Health Hub and ANU Psychology).

Medicare rebates are available for the assessment and diagnosis of complex neurodevelopmental disorders, specifically Autism and Intellectual Disability. Access to Medicare rebates for the assessment of Autism or Intellectual Disability requires a referral from either a paediatrician or psychiatrist under Medicare’s Complex Neurodevelopmental Disorders Scheme.

Zorah has a fast turn around with her assessments, preferring to complete them ASAP once having seen the client to ensure the details are fresh and accurate. Reports are delivered to the client typically one week after finishing their assessment appointments.

Unfortunately, assessments can be costly. Developing psychometric tests is an expensive process, and those costs are typically passed on to the buyers (psychologists). The training required to properly administer these tests and interpret the results is extensive, so you're also paying for the expertise of the psychologist conducting the assessment. Additionally, assessments take considerable time to complete, including interviews, assessment sessions, and report writing, which can range from 8 to 20 hours depending on the complexity. In some cases, if unexpected results arise, we may need to consult additional specialists, which can incur extra costs.

Yes, NDIS funding can be used for psychology assessments (on an hourly basis), if the goal is to understand their behaviour, functioning, and inform therapeutic/intervention supports aligned to their NDIS goals. However, you cannot use NDIS funding for diagnostic assessments that are purely seeking a diagnosis.