adhd assessments in mill park and bundoora (melbourne's north-east)
comprehensive adhd assessments
for children, teenagers and young adults
adhd assessments at emble
At Emble Allied Health, we provide ADHD assessments for children, teenagers and young people from our Mill Park and Bundoora clinics, supporting families across Melbourne’s north-east.
Our assessments support understanding of attention, regulation, executive functioning and everyday participation, helping build clarity and confidence in next steps.
We work alongside individuals and families to develop a clear understanding of strengths and support needs, supporting informed decisions about school, study, supports and daily life.
when you might consider an adhd assessment
Individuals and families often seek an ADHD assessment when they notice differences in:
- Attention and concentration
- Impulsivity or difficulty slowing down
- Organisation and task completion
- Emotional regulation
- Learning, school or study participation
You may also be referred by a:
- Paediatrician
- GP
- School or teacher
- Psychologist or allied health professional
We understand that navigating this process can feel uncertain – our role is to provide clarity, guidance and practical next steps.
adhd assessments for children, teenagers and young adults
We provide ADHD assessments for:
- Children aged 6 years and older
- School-aged children
- Teenagers
- Young people (up to early adulthood, where appropriate)
Support is always tailored to the individual, their environment and their goals.
Assessments are delivered from our Mill Park and Bundoora clinics, supporting families across surrounding areas including Doreen, South Morang, Greensborough and Mernda.
what an adhd assessment may help with
ADHD assessments may provide insight, understanding and direction.
understanding strengths and differences
- Attention, focus and engagement
- Executive functioning (organisation, planning, working memory)
- Emotional and behavioural regulation
- Learning and participation in daily environments
diagnosis and clarity
- Determining whether an ADHD diagnosis is appropriate
- Understanding overlapping or complex presentations
- Supporting self-understanding and identity
support planning
- Informing school, study or workplace adjustments
- Supporting therapy and intervention planning
- Guiding strategies at home and in everyday life
what the adhd assessment process looks like
understanding the bigger picture
Attention, regulation and executive functioning don’t exist in isolation. Sometimes additional assessments can help build a broader understanding of learning, development, emotional wellbeing and everyday functioning.
We offer a range of assessment services for children, teenagers and young adults, tailored to individual strengths, needs and goals.
frequently asked questions (FAQs)
No, you can contact us directly to enquire about an adhd assessment.
However, a referral from a paediatrician or psychiatrist may be required if you are seeking to access Medicare rebates.
Some families may be eligible for Medicare rebates for components of an ADHD assessment when referred by a paediatrician or psychiatrist.
Eligibility and applicable item numbers can vary depending on the assessment pathway and clinicians involved.
Our team can help guide you through the process and discuss what may apply to your situation.
Yes. Payment plan options are available for autism assessments.
Our team can discuss available options with you during the enquiry process.
Where appropriate, a diagnosis may be provided as part of the assessment process.
This will always be discussed with you during the feedback session, along with recommendations and next steps.
This varies depending on the assessment pathway and information required from different sources (e.g. school or workplace input).
At Emble, we use a neuroaffirming, strengths-based approach.
We recognise autism as a difference in how people experience and interact with the world—not something that needs to be “fixed.”
Our assessments aim to:
- Build understanding
- Support identity and self-awareness
- Identify strengths and preferences
- Guide meaningful supports and environments
Due to demand, there may be a waitlist for adhd assessments.
Our team will keep you informed of current availability and expected timeframes when you enquire.
Autism assessments are conducted at our:
- Mill Park clinic
- Bundoora clinic
We’ll discuss the most appropriate location with you when booking.
ready when you are
If you’re looking for an ADHD assessment in Melbourne, we can guide you through the process and help identify the most appropriate pathway.