NSW

Psychological Assessment Solutions

Rouse Hill assessment practice offering ADHD, dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, educational, cognitive and school-readiness assessments.

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Provider website information reviewed 28 Sept 2026. Not a recommendation or accreditation.

Assessment options

ADHD / Cognitive / IQ / Learning / educational / Dyslexia / Written expression / Dyscalculia

Children, Teens, Adults · In a clinic

Professional type: Psychologist (provider-described; confirm the individual assessor)

The provider describes ADHD, cognitive, educational and specific learning difficulty assessments for children, teens and adults. It can travel to schools, preschools and homes for some assessments, but a full telehealth diagnostic pathway is not established.

Fees and availability

Fee information
The provider says assessments are tailored and may range from about 1-5 hours, with report and feedback included, but asks clients to call for pricing. Request a written quote.
Availability
The provider states it currently aims to see clients within 4 weeks, but this directory has not verified live availability.

Amounts are in AUD, reviewed 28 Sept 2026. Confirm a written quote, inclusions, eligibility and any rebate directly. These are not live prices or guaranteed appointments.

Referral and report pathway

The provider says Medicare does not cover assessment costs. Ask whether private health rebates or report requirements apply.

Confirm acceptance with whoever will use your report. A listing does not establish medication prescribing, funding eligibility or guaranteed report acceptance.

Assessor credentials

Profession described by provider
Psychologists specialising in psychological and learning assessments, as described by the provider.
Individual registration and training
Not independently checked by this directory.
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Sources and listing accuracy

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