Australian ADHD education · Six-question reflection · Answers not stored
ADHD Support for Women · Australia
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Many women describe masking their symptoms. ADHD can present with inattentive, emotional, executive-function, and internal restlessness patterns that are worth discussing with a qualified clinician.
WHO adult ADHD screener
rebate education
state pathway guides
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Navigation Tools & Support
Educational resources to help you prepare for GP discussions and understand Australia's ADHD assessment system
WHO ASRS-6 Screener
Self-screening tool based on WHO's Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale. Helps organise symptoms for a clinical conversation.
Start ScreeningPathway Comparison
Compare GP referral and telehealth assessment routes. Understand costs, wait times, and questions to ask providers.
Explore PathwaysMedicare Optimization
Understand MBS Item 291, estimate possible rebates, and learn what to ask your GP or specialist billing team.
Learn MoreUnderstanding Your Options
Australia's ADHD assessment system includes GP referral and direct-booking options. We help you understand the differences before you speak with providers.
GP Referral Route
- May provide access to Medicare rebates such as MBS Item 291 when clinically appropriate
- Can reduce out-of-pocket costs depending on referral, provider fees, and eligibility
- Requires a GP consultation and referral decision
Direct Telehealth Assessment Services
- Some providers allow direct booking without a GP referral
- May have shorter wait times depending on provider availability
- Higher upfront costs
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the private question reflection free?
Yes. It is free and does not lead to a paid product. You provide your name and email to view your reflection; your questionnaire answers are not stored, scored or interpreted.
Can ADHD assessment happen by telehealth in Australia?
Some AHPRA-registered psychiatrists and psychologists offer ADHD assessment by telehealth in Australia. Eligibility, diagnosis, prescribing, follow-up care, and whether a GP referral is useful or required depend on the provider, your circumstances, Medicare rules, and state or territory requirements. GetClarityADHD does not provide assessment or diagnosis; our resources help you understand the questions to ask before booking.
How much does ADHD assessment cost in Australia?
ADHD assessment costs vary by provider, appointment length, location, referral pathway, Medicare eligibility and follow-up needs. Confirm current fees, rebates and referral requirements directly with the provider and Medicare before booking.
Do I need a GP referral for ADHD assessment?
A GP referral is not always mandatory for ADHD assessment in Australia, but it can affect Medicare rebate eligibility, continuity of care, and prescribing arrangements. Common routes include a GP referral to a psychiatrist or psychologist, or direct booking with a provider who accepts self-referrals. Provider requirements vary, so confirm referral, rebate, report, and follow-up arrangements before booking.
What is MBS Item 291?
MBS Item 291 is a Medicare Benefits Schedule item whose availability depends on the referral, provider, appointment purpose, current Medicare rules and individual circumstances. Confirm eligibility with the provider and Medicare.
Does GetClarityADHD score the six questions?
No. GetClarityADHD displays the six question wordings and repeats your selected answers. It deliberately does not apply a scoring method, threshold or clinical interpretation.
Can women have ADHD without hyperactivity?
Yes. ADHD can include inattentive symptoms, internal restlessness, difficulty with organisation, emotional regulation challenges, and executive-function difficulties, even when obvious physical hyperactivity is not present. These patterns can overlap with anxiety, depression, sleep issues, trauma, hormonal changes, and other conditions, so a qualified clinician should assess the full clinical picture.
How long does ADHD assessment take in Australia?
Timelines vary by provider, urgency, location, waitlist, referral pathway and the information required. Confirm the current process and timing directly with the relevant provider.