Psychological Assessments
We offer a variety of different assessments for children and adults. These include, but are not limited to:
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For children (aged 2+) and adults.
Helps to identify if you, your child or young person is on the Autism spectrum.
Assessment includes:
screening tools.
comprehensive background history.
Specific observations and interview with child or young person.
comprehensive clinical interview with parents or carers.
additional tools based on presentation.
Input from school/ preschool.
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For children (aged 5+) and adults.
Brief and comprehensive assessment options available.
Both brief and comprehensive ADHD assessments include:
Screening tools.
Comprehensive background history.
ADHD-specific structured clinical interview.
Feedback session and report with recommendations.
Comprehensive ADHD assessments also include:
Cognitive testing.
Attentional measure.
Additional tools based on presentation.
Input from school and/or workplace.
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Children (aged 6+) and adults.
Provides insights into cognitive strengths and challenges.
Includes:
Clinical interview.
Cognitive testing using Wechsler scales.
Assessment of adaptive functioning.
Additional screening tools (as indicated).
Liaison with schools and relevant professionals.
Feedback session and written report with individualized recommendations.
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Children (aged 4+) and adults.
Identifies specific learning differences and supports educational planning and supports.
Includes:
Interview and history-taking.
Cognitive and academic testing.
Additional screening (as appropriate).
School collaboration and teacher input.
Feedback session and detailed report with learning profiles and practical strategies.
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Children (6+) & adults
Looks at how someone manages everyday life at home, school, work, and in the community — focusing on strengths, support needs, and practical adjustments.
Helpful for:
NDIS access & planning • school supports • workplace accommodationsIncludes:
Interview & functional history
Everyday living & independence skills assessment
Standardised functional / adaptive measures
Input from family, school, or supports (as needed)
Collaboration with relevant professionals
Feedback session
Clear report with practical, NDIS-ready recommendations
Assessment Process
1. Contact Us
Email us at admin@sscottpsychology.com.au
2. Complete Questionnaires
Fill out online questionnaires and forms. Share school reports or previous reports.
3. Initial Interview
Meet with psychologist to discuss history, development, abilities, strengths, concerns etc.
Duration: 1-2 hours.
4. Assessment Session
In-person assessment session and observations. Accommodations, environmental adjustments, sensory tools and breaks welcome.
Duration: 2- 5hrs.
5. Feedback and Report
2-3 weeks later the psychologist will explain assessment results, reccomendations for suppport and provide detailed report.
Duration: 1 hour
Do you need a referral?
No referral needed. Self-referrals welcome. Involve your GP, paediatrician or psychiatrist if desired.
What’s the cost?
Prices start at $800.00. Payment plans available. Contact us for a quote.
Wait times
We have appointments available in 4 weeks time.