Understanding ADHD starts here
Welcome to ADHD Therapy Australia where we provide accessible ADHD assessment and therapy services online across Australia. Our goal is to offer quality ADHD support in a way that fits your life.
Individuals and families with ADHD face numerous challenges in their day to day lives, and it can be difficult to access treatments that can help manage these conditions.
At ADHD Therapy Australia we provide evidence-based assessment and treatment online, making support for ADHD accessible in a place that suits you.
At ADHD Therapy Australia, we support a range of issues including:
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Holistic, comprehensive and trauma-sensitive ADHD assessments, including a comprehensive report for your first visit with a psychiatrist
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Collaborate care with our participating psychiatrists so you know where to go following your assessment
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Therapy using interventions specifically for use with people with ADHD
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Study skills and accommodations for students studying at university, TAFE and those undertaking the HSC or equivalent
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Career assessment & development
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Sleep issues stemming from ADHD
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Training for parents of young people with ADHD
Our Services
Assessment
An ADHD assessment can be an opportunity to explore your or your child’s behaviour and see the way your brain works in a more compassionate way. At ADHD Therapy Australia, our psychologists offer neuroaffirming ADHD assessments based on best-practice guidelines, and are accessible to people across Australia. Our assessments are for children (from 5 years old), adolescents, and adults. Our psychologists have experience, supervision, and training in assessing ADHD, and our assessments aim to make the process as thorough and supportive as possible. After your assessment, we provide feedback on the results, answer your questions, and suggest next steps for treatment and support, so no matter the outcome of the assessment, you have a plan for what to do after the assessment.
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Support & Therapy
ADHD’ers benefit from support from psychologists and other mental health professionals, but often need a specific approach that understands and acknowledges the impact of their ADHD. Support should including learning about how their ADHD works in their life, and finding accommodations to lessen the impact of their symptoms. At ADHD Therapy Australia, our psychologists, clinical psychologists, and occupational therapists provide neurodivergent-affirming support to people with ADHD. We offer different ways for people to learn more about how their ADHD works and how to accommodate for it. We also help family members or loved ones of ADHDers better understand and respond to ADHD. We also offer therapy to strengthen mental health and assist with some of the secondary impacts of ADHD.
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Podcast
If you have ADHD, you may wonder how to navigate a new diagnosis, ask for accommodations at work or school, or find supports that help you work with your brain's strengths rather than against them. Luckily, you’re not the first person to have these questions. Join our psychologist hosts Anthony Brown and Meagan Cooke, who both have lived experience of ADHD, interview ADHDers who have had success in their field. We ask them how they navigated success, how they support their neurodiversity, and find ideas on how you do the same. If you’re newly diagnosed, looking for more ideas on how to support your neurospicy brain, or looking to support ADHDers, join our conversation.
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Group Programs
Looking to understand your ADHD? Beyond Distracted is a five-week group therapy program that provides clear and practical information about ADHD, which is evidence-based and delivered in an ADHD friendly format. The group's goal is to help people understand their brain, it's strengths and challenges, and the many ways it impacts their behaviour. You will learn about what ADHD is, the brain systems involved, and tips and strategies that can help in daily life. You'll also come up with a plan to better support your ADHD ongoing. Our online group therapy format allows this to be done in an affordable and convenient way, and connects you with other ADHDers to share your experiences. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or looking to deepen your understanding, these workshops are designed to help you feel more informed, more confident, and better equipped to make choices that support your wellbeing and goals.
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Post Diagnosis Guide
After an ADHD diagnosis, people typically have many questions that need to be answered. This information needs to be both based on the science of ADHD while also being accessible for ADHDers to use. The Beyond Distracted PostDx Guide helps you meet the information needs that arise after assessment, offering a clear, structured resource based on the current science of ADHD. Whether your newly diagnoised with ADHD yourself, a parent whos child has been diagnosed recently or a clinican that wants to provide the people they diagnose or support, our guide provides an explanation of ADHDer neurobiology, common behavioural patterns, life impacts, and practical support options. The guide covers ADHD through the lifespan from childhood to adulthood and is written in an accessible, approachable style by psychologists with lived experience, so information feels relevant, accurate, and genuinely supportive. To purchase a copy yourself, or set up a provider subscription to send the guide to your patients and clients, please press the button below.
