At Believe In U, our cognitive assessments are designed to explore how an individual thinks, learns, processes information, and solves problems. These assessments provide a detailed understanding of cognitive strengths and areas of difficulty across domains such as verbal comprehension, working memory, processing speed, and perceptual reasoning.
Cognitive assessments are often used to support diagnostic clarity and to guide tailored recommendations for learning, workplace, or daily functioning support. They can be completed as part of a broader assessment process or as a standalone service depending on individual needs.Cognitive Assessments.
Our Process & Fee Breakdown-
This session is an important first step in the assessment process. It allows your psychologist to gain a comprehensive understanding of the individual’s developmental history, current presentation, and areas of concern.
(For children, this session is completed with a parent/guardian. For adults, this is completed as an individual session.)
Developmental history (including childhood presentation)
Emotional and behavioural patterns
Social communication and interaction
Functioning across home, work/school, and social environments
A structured clinical interview may be used (e.g., ADI-R or similar).
Duration: 50 Mintes
Mode: In Clinic (Bundall) or via Telehealth if preferred
Cost: $230
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Standardised questionnaires are used to gather information across multiple settings and perspectives.
Completed by:
Self-report (for adults)
Parents/guardians (for children)
Teachers (strongly recommended for children)
Additional collateral (e.g., partner or family member — recommended for adults where possible)
These may assess:
Cognitive functioning
Attention
Executive functioning
Learning
Adaptive functioning
Mode: Self-Paced
Cost: Inclusive
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This component involves the administration of evidence-based psychological tests and standardised questionnaires to assess for symptoms consistent with ADHD. These tools help evaluate key domains such as attention, impulsivity, hyperactivity, executive functioning, emotional regulation, and adaptive behaviour.
The process typically includes self-report and/or close family member (e.g., parent or partner) questionnaires, as well as cognitive and behavioural screening measures where appropriate. This component is self-paced and completed in your own time.
Cost: Inclusive
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Your psychologist will prepare a comprehensive report outlining:
Diagnostic outcomes (if applicable)
Integration of all assessment data and diagnostic formulation in line with DSM-5 criteria
Current level of functioning
Key observations and clinical insights
Individualised recommendations
Duration: 4 hours
Mode: Completed by psychologist (no client involvement required)
Cost: $860
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In this session, your psychologist will review the assessment results in a clear, supportive, and practical way.
This includes:
Explanation of findings and diagnostic outcomes
Opportunity to ask questions
Personalised recommendations and next steps
Practical strategies to support the individual
For children, this includes guidance for parents and supports across home and school.
For adults, this includes guidance for work, study, and daily functioning.As part of this session, your psychologist will also provide individualised support planning to help translate the assessment outcomes into meaningful next steps.
Duration: 50 Minutes
Mode: In Clinic (Bundall) or via Telehealth if preferred
Cost: $230
Please note that the above fees are an estimate only, as the number of assessment sessions and report writing time required can vary depending on each individual's presentation and pace throughout the assessment process.
Fees are charged per session completed. This means the final cost may be lower or higher than the estimate provided, depending on the overall assessment requirements. Any recommended changes to the assessment process or expected fees will be discussed with you throughout the assessment.