Feeling unsure about what to book? That's okay. You don't need to get this perfect. Choose the option below that best fits your needs—whether you need to book an ADHD assessment, require telehealth, or seek a face-to-face neurodiversity appointment in Canberra.
Start here if this is your first appointment with us. These options are designed to help us understand your needs and guide you toward the right next steps. If you're unsure which appointment to choose, that's okay — we'll work it out together.
All telehealth appointments are conducted via secure video link. Available Australia-wide.
Who this is for
Adults starting an ADHD assessment.
Important Notes
Who this is for
Adolescents seeking an ADHD assessment.
Important Notes
Who this is for
People with questions who are not ready to commit.
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Who this is for
Patients with referral (psychiatrist or neurologist).
Important Notes
We've simplified the journey to diagnosis. Follow these four clear steps to access the support you deserve.
A comprehensive review of ADHD symptoms, history, and psychometric tests with a clinician. For adolescents (15–17), additional school reports and teacher inputs are evaluated to ensure a thorough understanding.
A consultation with a Nurse Practitioner to review assessment results, discuss goals, and plan next steps. Note: New patients must attend this appointment in person at our clinic.
A formal Clinical Review to investigate symptoms and confirm your diagnosis. Includes a summary and recommendations. Optional detailed diagnostic reports are also available if needed.
A follow-up appointment 3–4 weeks after evaluation to review your treatment response. This session supports your transition into ongoing ADHD coaching and lifestyle strategies.
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A Nurse Practitioner (NP) is a highly experienced clinician who has reached the highest level of nursing expertise. Think of an NP as the perfect bridge between the deep empathy of nursing and the advanced diagnostic power of medicine.
What can a Nurse Practitioner do?
In Australia, a Nurse Practitioner is a legally authorized, autonomous provider who can:
The Ninja Difference:
While a psychiatrist focuses primarily on psychiatric diagnosis and a GP on physical diagnosis, a Nurse Practitioner considers the whole person. Ebony and Chris' backgrounds are rooted in nursing; they don't just see a "case"—they see a human being. They combine 30+ years of clinical skills with a holistic lens that considers your gut health, nutritional status, physical symptoms, hormones, family history, and your neurodivergent strengths.
In short: You get the diagnostic authority you need, delivered with the authentic, lived-experience support you deserve.
Medicare rebates are available after you have had an in-person consultation with one of our Nurse Practitioners. Thereafter, you will receive a rebate for telehealth or in-person appointments with the Nurse Practitioners as long as the service has an item number on the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) and meets the requirements.
Exact pricing, including the rebate, is available when you click the book now button on the website. Please note: this practice does not bulk-bill.
The rebate amount depends on the type and length of the consultation. For more details, you can view each service directly on the official MBS website.
Medicare rebates for counselling with our Accredited Mental Health Social Workers, Psychologists, and Occupational Therapists are available with a Mental Health Treatment Plan.
Please select the Medicare item number below to view the official details on the MBS website, including the service description and current rebate amount.