Fees & rebates

Upfront about cost

We believe in being clear about fees, so you can plan with confidence. Our fees reflect the time, expertise and care that go into every session and assessment, and where Medicare rebates or other funding may help, we'll make the process clear.

Therapy

Individual therapy session
$250

With a valid Mental Health Treatment Plan from your GP, you can claim a Medicare rebate of $145.25 per session, bringing your out-of-pocket cost to $104.75.

A Mental Health Treatment Plan allows you to claim a rebate for up to 10 individual sessions per calendar year. To access it, book a longer appointment with your GP and let them know you'd like to discuss a referral for psychological support. A referral from a psychiatrist or paediatrician can also make you eligible.

Assessments

Each assessment is a comprehensive process and includes an intake session, the assessment session(s), analysis and interpretation, a written report, a feedback session, and all assessment licensing costs.

Cognitive Assessment
$1,500
Specific Learning Disorder (SLD) Assessment
$1,750
Comprehensive ADHD Assessment (Children)
$2,150
Comprehensive ADHD Assessment (Adults 18+)
$1,650
Autism Assessment (Children & Adolescents)
$2,650
Autism Assessment (Adults 18+)
$2,150

Please note that psychological assessments are generally not eligible for a Medicare rebate. Depending on your circumstances, funding may be available through the NDIS or your private health insurance, and we're happy to talk through the options with you.

Cost questions

Fees, answered plainly

How much does an ADHD assessment cost?

A Comprehensive ADHD Assessment is $2,150 for children and $1,650 for adults (18+). This includes the intake session, assessment sessions, analysis and interpretation, a written report, a feedback session, and all assessment licensing costs.

How much does an autism assessment cost?

An Autism Assessment is $2,650 for children and adolescents and $2,150 for adults (18+): a comprehensive process including intake, assessment sessions, analysis and interpretation, a written report, a feedback session, and all assessment licensing costs.

Is a psychological assessment covered by Medicare?

Psychological assessments are generally not eligible for a Medicare rebate. Therapy sessions with a valid Mental Health Treatment Plan attract a rebate of $145.25 per session, for up to 10 sessions per calendar year.

Can the NDIS or private health insurance help with the cost?

Depending on your circumstances, funding may be available through the NDIS or your private health insurance. We're happy to talk through the options with you before you book.