Wondering if you have ADHD as an adult in Leppington? Our Gledswood Hills psychologists provide thorough, respectful ADHD assessments that give you clarity and a way forward. Medicare rebates available.
Book your child's ADHD assessment at our Gledswood Hills clinicMedicare rebates available
ADHD in adults often looks different from the hyperactive child stereotype. If you're a Leppington adult struggling with chronic disorganisation, procrastination, emotional reactivity, or a pattern of starting things but never finishing them, it might not be a character flaw. It might be ADHD.
Constantly running late despite your best efforts
A mind that jumps from thought to thought without settling
Difficulty prioritising tasks and feeling overwhelmed by to-do lists
Losing important items like keys, wallet, or phone multiple times a week
Impulsive decisions about spending, relationships, or career changes
Feeling like you're not living up to your potential
An adult ADHD diagnosis isn't about finding something wrong with you. It's about understanding why you've struggled and unlocking strategies that actually work for your brain.
Our adult ADHD assessments are thorough, respectful, and designed to give you clarity. We assess not just for ADHD, but for the full picture of how your brain works.
Our client care team will match you with the right psychologist at our Gledswood Hills clinic, just 10 min from Leppington.
Ask your GP for a Mental Health Treatment Plan and referral. This unlocks Medicare rebates for up to 10 sessions per calendar year.
You'll receive a detailed report explaining your results, along with practical strategies tailored to how your brain works. If medication might help, we can refer you to a psychiatrist.
You'll receive a detailed report explaining your results, along with practical strategies tailored to how your brain works. If medication might help, we can refer you to a psychiatrist.
Questions Leppington adults ask about ADHD assessments.
ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that begins in childhood, but many people aren't diagnosed until adulthood. Symptoms may have been managed, masked, or attributed to other causes earlier in life. An assessment looks at both your current functioning and your developmental history.
Absolutely. Many adults with ADHD, especially those who are intellectually gifted, compensate through intelligence and effort during school years. The cracks often appear later when life demands more complex executive functioning, like managing a career, household, or family simultaneously.
An ADHD assessment specifically examines attention, executive functioning, impulsivity, and developmental history. It includes ADHD-specific questionnaires and looks at how these patterns have manifested throughout your life, not just in the present moment.
Not necessarily. Many adults manage ADHD effectively through strategies, coaching, and lifestyle adjustments. If medication is something you'd like to explore, we can refer you to a psychiatrist. The decision is always yours.
An adult ADHD assessment typically involves two to three sessions plus a feedback appointment. We gather information from multiple sources to ensure accuracy and thoroughness.
