
Who can diagnose ADHD in Australia?
Learn who can diagnose ADHD in Australia, how psychologists, GPs and medical specialists differ, and what to ask before booking an ADHD assessment.
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Practical guides, explainers and checklists for families and clinicians.
Step-by-step guidance for assessment, diagnosis and ongoing support.

Learn who can diagnose ADHD in Australia, how psychologists, GPs and medical specialists differ, and what to ask before booking an ADHD assessment.
Focused reads for common questions and practical next steps.

Learn how teacher input can support an ADHD assessment, how to make a clear request, what teachers may provide and what to do if teacher input is unavailable.

A practical checklist of questions to ask during your child’s ADHD assessment, after a diagnosis or when the outcome is uncertain, to understand the next steps.

What to gather before your child’s ADHD assessment, how to organise it and what remains for the clinician to assess, including school information and records.

What to expect at your child’s ADHD assessment, what information may be considered, who may be involved and why the process can vary between children.

ADHD often runs in families. Learn why recognising similar experiences in yourself may raise questions about ADHD without diagnosing you or your child.

A calm way to decide whether persistent concerns may warrant an ADHD assessment, even when you are not certain, and what to consider before seeking advice.

ADHD does not always look loud or disruptive. Learn why ADHD in girls may be overlooked and how inattentive difficulties can affect children at home and school.

Learn how to recognise possible ADHD patterns in your child, including how difficulties may appear across settings and when to seek professional advice.