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Fees and Rebates

​​​1. Autism and ADHD Assessments​

Assessment with Personal Report

  • Autism and ADHD- $2,500

  • Autism only- $2,000

  • ADHD only- this is offered only a case-by case basis, and if you are not planning to trial stimulant medication. â€‹

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Autism Assessment and NDIS Report

  • Extra $500- if you plan to apply to the NDIS, it's helpful to include your functional impacts in detail (total fee is $2500 for an Autism report for the NDIS).​​

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Autism Level Review for NDIS

  • Already have an autism 'diagnosis'? I offer reassessments of level of support (eg- 'ASD1' to 'ASD2'), and clarify your current functional impacts. The fee for the process and report is $2,000. You must have a letter or report that already states your autism 'diagnosis'.

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Letters

  • Letters for work, university, DSP, etc are  $275/50 mins, or in 10 minute increments (i.e. the cost could be less or more than $275- we can give you a quote).​​

2. Therapy​​​​

$275 (Amy); $265 (Senior Psych)- 50 mins​​​

  • Medicare rebates:

    • Clinical Psychologists- $141.85

    •  General Psychologist- $96.65

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3. Supervision​​​​

$250/ 50 mins (inclusive of GST)

  • Amy is a board approved supervisor with AHPRA and very passionate about neuroaffirming care. â€‹â€‹â€‹

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Payment Info- Assessments

  • Payment is done in 2 parts - Part 1 payment is required 1 week prior to your interview. Part 2 is sent out a week before your report is written.​

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  • We prefer a bank transfer, but you can also use a credit card (you will need to pay the 1.8 % fee)​​

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  • There is a $250 fee to book your spot (this is included into the overall price) and is non-refundable

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  • If you would like to have a full session prior to booking an assessment, please contact us directly to book in a time - the cost is $275, and payment is required at the time of booking. This is in addition to the overall fee for an assessment​. You can get a Medicare rebate for this if you have a mental health care plan, or rebate from private health.

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  • Note that the NDIS need to understand how your disability impacts you, and you need to demonstrate that you have tried different therapies and 'treatment'. Simply having a report that states you are autistic is not helpful when applying for NDIS funding.

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