Psychology Assessments in Mandurah & Rockingham
At Belong Health, we provide comprehensive psychology assessments for children, adolescents, and adults across Mandurah, Rockingham, and surrounding areas.

​Our Clinical Psychologist provides detailed, evidence-based assessments designed to help individuals and families better understand learning, attention, emotional, behavioural, cognitive, and neurodevelopmental differences.

We understand that many individuals and families seeking assessments may have spent months or even years trying to understand why daily life, school, work, emotional regulation, concentration, relationships, or routines can feel more difficult than expected.

Our assessments are designed to provide clarity, understanding, practical recommendations, and support for next steps.
We currently have immediate capacity and no waitlist for psychology assessments in Mandurah, Rockingham, and surrounding areas.

Our Clinical Psychologist provides detailed, evidence-based assessments designed to help individuals and families better understand learning, attention, emotional, behavioural, cognitive, and neurodevelopmental differences.

We understand that seeking an assessment can sometimes feel overwhelming. Many families and individuals come to us after years of wondering why things feel harder than they should, struggling with school, work, relationships, emotional regulation, concentration, burnout, or daily functioning.

Our assessments aim to provide:
  • Clarity and understanding
  • Identification of strengths and challenges
  • Diagnostic clarification where appropriate
  • Practical recommendations and strategies
  • Support for school, university, workplace, and daily life
  • Guidance for next steps and ongoing supports

We provide psychology assessments for:
  • Children
  • Teenagers
  • Young adults
  • Adults

​Services are available for individuals and families located in Mandurah, Rockingham, Baldivis, Secret Harbour, Warnbro, Port Kennedy, and surrounding areas, with telehealth support available across Western Australia where clinically appropriate.

free 20min connect Session
with our clinical psychologist

If you’re unsure whether an assessment is the right next step, we offer a Free 20-minute Meet & Greet call with our Clinical Psychologist.
Our Psychology Assessment & Screening Services with Immediate Capacity
Autism Screening Assessments

We now offer Autism Screening Assessments for children and adolescents.

Autism screening assessments may assist families who:
  • Are beginning to explore possible autism-related differences
  • Are unsure whether a comprehensive assessment is currently needed
  • Want a lower-cost starting point before proceeding to a comprehensive assessment
  • Have concerns regarding social communication, sensory processing, routines, emotional regulation, or adaptive functioning

Our Autism Screening Assessment may include:
  • Parent Learning and Behaviour Questionnaire
  • Adaptive Behaviour Assessment System – Third Edition (ABAS-3)
  • Social Responsiveness Scale – Second Edition (SRS-2)

Autism Screening Assessment: Assessment time: 3 hours

A screening assessment is not the same as a comprehensive autism assessment and may not provide sufficient information for formal diagnosis, NDIS applications, or more complex presentations.

Following screening, some individuals may be recommended to proceed to a comprehensive autism assessment for further diagnostic clarification.
ADHD Screening Assessments

We also offer ADHD Screening Assessments for children and adolescents.
ADHD screening assessments can be a helpful starting point for families who:
  • Are unsure whether a comprehensive assessment is needed
  • Want further understanding before proceeding with a full assessment
  • Have concerns regarding attention, concentration, impulsivity, emotional regulation, or executive functioning
  • Want guidance around whether further assessment may be recommended

Our ADHD Screening Assessment may include:
  • Parent Conners-4
  • Teacher Conners-4
  • Parent Learning and Behaviour Questionnaire
  • Teacher Learning and Behaviour Questionnaire

ADHD Screening Assessment: Assessment time: 3 hours

A screening assessment is not the same as a comprehensive diagnostic assessment and may not provide sufficient information for formal diagnosis, NDIS applications, or complex presentations.

Following screening, some individuals may be recommended to proceed to a comprehensive ADHD assessment for further diagnostic clarification.
Combined Autism & ADHD Screening Assessments

We also offer combined Autism and ADHD Screening Assessments.
Combined screening assessments may assist families where there are overlapping concerns relating to:
  • Attention and executive functioning
  • Emotional regulation
  • Social communication
  • Sensory processing
  • Adaptive functioning
  • Behavioural or learning concerns
Combined ADHD & Autism Screening Assessment: Assessment time: 5 hours

Combined screening assessments are designed as an initial exploration and may help guide recommendations regarding whether further comprehensive assessment is recommended.
Comprehensive Autism Assessments

We provide Autism Assessments for children, adolescents, and adults.

​Our assessments are completed using a neurodiversity-affirming and strengths-based approach.
Individuals may seek an Autism Assessment due to:
  • Social communication differences
  • Sensory sensitivities
  • Emotional regulation difficulties
  • Burnout and masking
  • Repetitive behaviours or routines
  • Difficulty navigating social situations
  • Executive functioning challenges
  • School, workplace, or relationship difficulties

​Our Autism Assessments may include:
  • Clinical interviews
  • Developmental history review
  • Standardised assessment tools
  • Questionnaires
  • Cognitive assessment where relevant
  • Functional assessment information
  • Detailed report and recommendations
  • Feedback session
Adult Autism Assessments

Many adults seek Autism Assessments later in life after years of masking, burnout, feeling misunderstood, or struggling socially despite appearing to cope outwardly.

​Assessment can help provide:
  • Greater self-understanding
  • Validation of lived experiences
  • Recommendations for supports and accommodations
  • Guidance around workplace or university supports
  • Support planning and next steps
Comprehensive ADHD Assessments

We provide ADHD assessments for children, adolescents, and adults.

​Many individuals seek an ADHD assessment after experiencing ongoing difficulties with:
  • Attention and concentration
  • Emotional regulation
  • Organisation and planning
  • Impulsivity
  • Time management
  • Executive functioning
  • Burnout and overwhelm
  • School, university, or workplace challenges
  • Hyperactivity or restlessness
  • Forgetfulness and daily task management

​Our ADHD assessments involve a comprehensive assessment process completed by a Clinical Psychologist and may include:
  • Clinical interviews
  • Standardised questionnaires
  • Cognitive and executive functioning assessment
  • Review of developmental history
  • School, workplace, or functional information where relevant
  • Detailed report and recommendations
  • Feedback session ​​
Adult ADHD Assessments

We also provide Adult ADHD Assessments.

Many adults seek assessment later in life after years of feeling:
  • Constantly overwhelmed
  • Mentally exhausted
  • Disorganised despite trying hard
  • Different from others
  • Struggling to manage work, relationships, routines, or responsibilities

An adult ADHD assessment can help individuals better understand long-standing patterns and identify practical supports and strategies.
Combined Comprehensive ADHD & Autism Assessments

We also provide combined ADHD and Autism Assessments for individuals where both neurodevelopmental profiles may be present.
Combined assessments can provide a more holistic understanding of:
  • Attention and executive functioning
  • Sensory processing
  • Emotional regulation
  • Social communication
  • Daily functioning
  • Learning and adaptive functioning

Our combined assessments are comprehensive and designed to provide practical recommendations and support strategies tailored to the individual.
Intellectual Assessments

Intellectual Assessments may assist in understanding:
  • Cognitive strengths and challenges
  • Intellectual functioning
  • Learning profiles
  • Academic difficulties
  • Processing differences
  • School and educational support needs

​Assessments may be used to support:
  • School planning
  • Educational accommodations
  • Further assessment recommendations
  • Understanding cognitive functioning
Specific Learning Disorder Assessments

Specific Learning Disorder (SLD) Assessments may help identify learning difficulties relating to:
  • Reading
  • Writing
  • Spelling
  • Mathematics
  • Academic processing

These assessments can assist families, schools, and individuals in understanding learning profiles and identifying appropriate supports and recommendations.
Assessment Process
​The assessment process varies depending on the type of assessment and individual needs.
Assessments may involve:
  1. Referral or enquiry received
  2. Reviewed by Clinical Psychologist
  3. If accepted, questionnaires are issued (parent & teacher)
  4. Assessment sessions scheduled
  5. Clinical interviews and observations conducted
  6. Scoring, interpretation, and report writing
  7. Feedback session provided

​A screening call may be offered only if questionnaires cannot be completed.
Screening Assessments vs Comprehensive Assessments

Screening assessments are designed as an initial exploration tool and may help identify whether further comprehensive assessment is recommended.

Comprehensive assessments involve significantly more clinical assessment, interpretation, cognitive testing, developmental history review, collateral information, report writing, and diagnostic clarification.

Comprehensive assessments may also be required where families are seeking:
  • Diagnostic clarification
  • School accommodations
  • Workplace accommodations
  • More detailed recommendations
  • NDIS-related documentation or supporting evidence
  • Assessment of more complex presentations

Some individuals who complete screening assessments may later proceed to comprehensive assessments depending on the outcome and clinical recommendations. 
Assessment Pricing & Progressive Invoicing

​We aim to provide clear and transparent information so families can plan assessments with confidence.
​
Assessment costs are invoiced progressively throughout the assessment process as sessions and report work are completed, rather than requiring one large upfront payment.

This allows families and individuals to spread the cost across the assessment process instead of paying a large lump sum upfront.

Our team can also discuss estimated assessment hours and likely overall costs during the intake process.
Please contact our team for current pricing and assessment pathway information.

​Screening Fees

ADHD Screening: 3 hours: $ 671.25 

Autism Screening: 3 hours: $ 658.00 

Combined ADHD & Autism Screening: 5 hours: $ 1,072.50 

Comprehensive Assessment Fees
All assessments include clinical interviews, standardised assessments, scoring, interpretation, a comprehensive written report, and a feedback session.

ADHD Comprehensive Assessment
8 hours total
Total: $1,790

​Autism Comprehensive Assessment
15 hours total
Total: $3,290

Combined ADHD & Autism Comprehensive Assessment
20 hours total
Total: $4,290

Intellectual Assessment
6 hours total
Total: $1,690.00

Specific Learning Disorder Assessment
6 hours total
Total: $1,690.00

Medicare (Mental Health Treatment Plan)
If you have a referral from your GP under a Mental Health Treatment Plan, you may be eligible for Medicare rebates for up to 10 individual psychology sessions per calendar year.

Clinical Psychologist rebate: approximately $136.35 per session

How Medicare applies to assessments
Medicare rebates apply to eligible face-to-face sessions that involve:
• Assessment sessions
• Clinical interviews
• Feedback and recommendations

​Medicare does not fund assessments as a packaged service. Rebates are applied per session attended.
Time spent on scoring, interpretation, and report writing is included in the overall fee but is not claimable through Medicare.

​Autism-Specific Medicare Pathway (Under 13)
For children under 13, a paediatrician or psychiatrist may refer for assessment of a complex neurodevelopmental condition (including autism).
This may allow access to:
• Up to 4 allied health assessment sessions
• Rebates of approximately $84-$150 per session
Eligibility depends on specialist referral.

​Centrelink (Disability Support Pension – DSP)

A psychology assessment may be used as supporting medical evidence for Centrelink Disability Support Pension (DSP) applications.
Centrelink requires documentation from qualified health professionals, which can include a Clinical Psychologist. Our assessment reports include detailed information about:
• Assessment results
• Clinical interpretation
• Functional impact in daily life
• Recommendations
Find our more about Centrelink DSP here

​Important to know:
• A psychology assessment is one part of the overall evidence required
• Centrelink assesses applications based on specific criteria, including diagnosis, functional impact, and ability to work
• Additional documentation (e.g. GP or specialist reports) is usually required
• DSP approval is not guaranteed based on one report alone

​DSP is available for individuals aged 16 years and over. For children under 16, families may instead access supports through the NDIS or carer payments.


Private Health Insurance
Depending on your extras cover, you may be eligible for psychology rebates.

Typical rebates range from:
• $50–$120 per session

Please note:
• Medicare and private health rebates cannot be claimed for the same session
• Some families choose to use Medicare rebates first, then private health for additional sessions

​We recommend checking directly with your insurer for details of your cover.

NDIS
The NDIS does not fund diagnostic assessments.
However, funding may be used for:
• Functional assessments
• Therapy supports
Diagnosis is typically completed outside of NDIS funding.

Payment Information
To support a smooth assessment process:
• Payment is required on the day of each session
• Progression to the next stage occurs once previous sessions are finalised

​We will outline the assessment schedule in advance so you know what to expect.

Planning Your Costs
Families often use a combination of:
• Medicare rebates
• Private health rebates
• Private payment

We are happy to talk this through with you so you can choose an approach that suits your family.
Timeframes
Timeframes vary depending on complexity and return of questionnaires.

​Typical timeframes:
• ADHD Assessment: 1–2 weeks
• Autism Assessment: 2–3 weeks
• Combined Assessment: 3–4 weeks
• Learning/Cognitive Assessments: 1–2 weeks

​More complex presentations may take longer.
What the Assessment Report Includes

• Summary of referral concerns
• Background and history
• Standardised assessment results
• Clinical interpretation
• Bio-psycho-social formulation
• Strengths and challenges
• Diagnostic considerations (where appropriate)
• Practical recommendations

A feedback session is provided to explain results.

    Psychology Assessments Enquiry Form

    Section A - Contact Details

    Section B - Client Details

    Section C -​ Reason for enquiry

    ​SECTION D — Assessment type

    SECTION E — Existing diagnoses & complexity

Why Families & Adults Choose Belong Health

Families and individuals choose Belong Health because we provide:
  • Comprehensive Clinical Psychology assessments
  • Neurodiversity-affirming and strengths-based approaches
  • Supportive and family-friendly service
  • Progressive invoicing rather than one large upfront payment
  • Detailed reports and practical recommendations
  • Multidisciplinary support options
  • Services for children, adolescents, and adults
  • Local Mandurah and Rockingham-based services
  • Immediate assessment capacity and no waitlist
  • Services for children, adolescents, and adults
  • Telehealth support options across WA where appropriate
Important Information

• These services are assessment-only
• No ongoing therapy is provided under this service
• Diagnoses are made only where criteria are met
• ADHD medication requires referral to a paediatrician or psychiatrist
• Some services (e.g. NDIS or schools) may request multidisciplinary input
• Reports support planning but do not guarantee funding or outcomes
Service Locations
We provide services across:

Peel Region
Mandurah, Falcon, Halls Head, Dawesville, Meadow Springs, Greenfields, Erskine, Wannanup, Pinjarra

Rockingham Region (within ~35 km)
Rockingham, Safety Bay, Waikiki, Warnbro, Baldivis, Secret Harbour

​Assessments may take place in-clinic, at school, at home, or in the community.
Not Sure What Your Child Might Need Support With?

If your child is struggling with attention, learning, behaviour, or emotional regulation, it can be difficult to know what might be underlying these challenges.

Many families come to us unsure whether their child may benefit from:
  • An ADHD assessment
  • An autism assessment
  • A learning assessment (e.g. dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia)
  • Or a combination of assessments
These areas can sometimes overlap, and it’s not always clear what is contributing to your child’s experience.
How These Areas Can Present

Attention & Regulation (ADHD)
​Children may:
  • Have difficulty focusing or sustaining attention
  • Be easily distracted or impulsive
  • Find it hard to complete tasks or stay organised

​Social Communication & Sensory Differences (Autism)
​Children may:
  • Experience differences in communication or social interaction
  • Prefer routines or predictability
  • Have sensory preferences or sensitivities

Learning & Academic Skills (Specific Learning Disorders)
​Children may:
  • Struggle with reading, writing, or maths
  • Fall behind at school despite effort
  • Become frustrated or avoid learning tasks
It’s Not Always Just One Thing

Some children may experience:
  • ADHD and learning difficulties
  • Autism and ADHD
  • A combination of learning, attention, and emotional factors

​Understanding the full picture helps ensure that support is appropriate, targeted, and meaningful for your child.
We Can Help You Work This Out

​If you’re unsure what type of assessment your child may need, you don’t need to figure it out alone.
Our team can:
  • Talk through your concerns
  • Help identify patterns
  • Recommend the most appropriate assessment pathway

Speak with our team about your concerns
Our team is here to help call us on 08 9586 3934 or send us an email here
Learn How To Get a Learning or ADHD Assessment in WA
When to Consider Occupational Therapy Instead

​You may wish to consider an Occupational Therapy Cognitive Assessment if your focus is on:
• Everyday functioning and independence
• Memory or attention in daily tasks
• Functional Capacity Assessments (NDIS)
Frequently Asked Questions Psychology Assessments

What is the difference between a screening assessment and a comprehensive assessment?
​Screening assessments are designed as an initial exploration tool and may help identify whether further comprehensive assessment is recommended. Comprehensive assessments involve significantly more assessment time, cognitive testing, developmental history review, collateral information, clinical interpretation, and report writing.

Can a screening assessment provide a diagnosis?
Screening assessments are not designed to replace comprehensive diagnostic assessments and may not provide sufficient information for formal diagnosis or more complex presentations.

Why would someone choose a screening assessment first?
Some families and individuals choose a screening assessment as a lower-cost starting point before deciding whether to proceed with a comprehensive assessment.

Are comprehensive assessments needed for the NDIS?
NDIS requirements vary depending on the individual situation and supports being requested. In some cases, more comprehensive assessment information may be required.

Do you assess adults for ADHD and autism?
Yes. Belong Health provides Adult ADHD Assessments and Adult Autism Assessments.

Do I need a GP referral for a psychology assessment?
A GP referral is not required to book an assessment. However, a Mental Health Treatment Plan may help eligible individuals access Medicare rebates for some sessions.

Are psychology assessments completed in one appointment?
No. Psychology assessments are completed across multiple stages and sessions depending on the assessment type and individual needs.

Do you offer telehealth psychology assessments?
Some components of psychology assessments may be completed via telehealth where clinically appropriate.

Do you provide psychology assessment reports?
Yes. Comprehensive reports and recommendations are included as part of the assessment process.

Can psychology assessments assist with school or workplace supports?
Yes. Assessment reports may help identify support needs, accommodations, recommendations, and next-step planning for school, work, or daily life.

How do I know which assessment my child needs?
It is common to be unsure. Different assessments explore areas such as learning, attention, behaviour, emotional regulation, and social communication. Our team can help guide you based on your concerns.

Can you assess for autism and ADHD at the same time?
Yes. A combined assessment may be recommended when there are overlapping concerns to provide a more complete understanding of the individual’s presentation.

How long does a psychology assessment take?
Timeframes vary depending on the assessment type. ADHD assessments may take 1-2 weeks, autism assessments 2-3 weeks, combined assessments 3–4 weeks, and learning assessments 1-2 weeks.

How many sessions are involved in a psychology assessment?
Assessments commonly involve questionnaires, interviews, assessment sessions, report writing, scoring, and feedback appointments completed across multiple sessions.

Can a Clinical Psychologist diagnose autism and ADHD?
Yes. Clinical Psychologists are qualified to assess and diagnose autism and ADHD using evidence-based assessment processes.

Do I need to see a paediatrician or psychiatrist as well?
Not always. For ADHD medication, a paediatrician or psychiatrist is required. For autism, a psychologist’s diagnosis may be sufficient, although some services may request additional multidisciplinary input.

What happens after a psychology assessment?
You will receive a report, attend a feedback session, and receive recommendations that may support home, school, workplace, therapy, or daily living environments.

Are psychology assessments covered by Medicare?
Medicare rebates may be available for eligible sessions, but they apply per session and generally do not cover report writing or scoring time.

Can I use NDIS funding for psychology assessments?
The NDIS generally does not fund diagnostic assessments. Funding may sometimes be used for functional assessments or therapy-related supports depending on the participant’s plan and goals.

Do you offer payment plans?
Payment structures are discussed before assessment commencement so families and individuals can plan accordingly.

What if my child is anxious about the assessment?
Many children feel nervous before assessments. Clinicians aim to create a supportive and flexible environment and may adapt the process to help the child feel comfortable and safe.
Areas We Service ​
​Our Clinical Psychologist based in Rockingham, Western Australia, provides Psychology Assessments to clients across the South of Perth to Mandurah suburbs and surrounding areas.
Anketell
Atwell
Baldivis
Banjup
Barragup
Bertram
Bibra Lake
Bouvard
Calista
Casuarina
Clifton
Cockburn Central
Coogee
Coolbellup
Cooloongup
Dawesville
Dudley Park
East Rockingham
Erskine
Falcon
Furnissdale
Garden Island
Golden Bay
Greenfields
Halls Head
Hamel
Hamilton Hill
Hammond Park
Herron
Hope Valley
Hopeland
Jandakot
Karnup
Keralup
Kwinana Beach
Kwinana Town Centre
Lakelands
Leda
Madora Bay
Mandogalup
Mandurah
Meadow Springs
Medina
Nambeelup
Naval Base
North Coogee
North Dandalup
Oakford
Orelia
Parklands
Parmelia
Peron
Pinjarra
Port Kennedy
Postans
Ravenswood
Rockingham
Safety Bay
San Remo
Secret Harbour
Serpentine
Shoalwater
Silver Sands
Singleton
South Lake
South Yunderup
Spearwood
Stake Hill
Success
The Spectacles
Wandi
Wannanup
Warnbro
Wattleup
Wellard
West Pinjarra
Yangebup
 To secure your spot, please fill out the our enquiry form or phone us ​
Belong Health's Resource Hub
To further support your child's development, visit our Resource Hub for additional activities, tips, and tools tailored for various needs and diagnoses.
Below are our Child Psychology Free Resources
Home Therapy Packs
At Belong Health, we are dedicated to providing tailored support that meets the unique needs of each child. Developed by our Paediatric Occupational Therapists, our Home Therapy Packs are specifically designed to align with NDIS goals, offering flexible, practical, and engaging activities for children at home.
To further enhance your approach, consider our Home Therapy Packs, specifically designed to support communication development at home.

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