The teacher notes, the meltdowns over things that shouldn't feel this big, the sense that your child is working twice as hard just to keep up; you've likely noticed long before anyone else did. A proper Child ADHD assessment doesn't second-guess your instincts; it gives them a clinical answer.
HelloDoc’s experienced psychiatrists provide comprehensive Child ADHD assessments and personalised treatment through secure online consultations. From ADHD diagnosis in children to ongoing care, our psychiatrists help families across Australia access specialist support without the added stress of travel and long wait times.
You shouldn't have to choose between the right ADHD specialist for your child and a two-hour round trip. HelloDoc brings experienced child psychiatrists to your living room, so getting help doesn't mean putting your family's routine on hold.
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Two children with the same diagnosis can need completely different support, one struggling most at school, another at home, another with friendships. An ADHD child psychiatrist builds a plan around your child specifically, drawing on the following as needed:
Every child struggles sometimes. But when concentration, impulsivity, or restlessness start showing up everywhere- at school, at home, with friends- and start shaping how your child sees themselves, it's worth understanding why. What looks like "not trying hard enough" is often something else entirely.
Our child psychiatrists take the time to understand your child specifically, not run through a generic checklist. A comprehensive ADHD evaluation gives you clear answers and a practical path forward, so support can start before your child's confidence takes any more of a hit.
Getting this right matters more than getting it fast. Our specialist psychiatrist looks at the whole child, how they learn, relate to others and cope day to day, before ADHD, or anything else, becomes part of the telehealth consultation.
A look at early milestones, learning and behaviour over time, since ADHD patterns are usually visible well before a diagnosis.
Understanding how your child is coping right now at school, at home and with friends, in their own words where possible.
A broader view of your child's emotional, social and academic functioning, not attention alone.
Structured, validated diagnostic tools appropriate for your child's age, used alongside clinical observation.
A clear explanation of what the assessment found and what it means for your child specifically.
A practical plan for what happens next, whether that's treatment, further review or additional support.
Eligible patients with a valid GP referral may be able to access Medicare rebates for ADHD psychiatry consultations. Visit our Fees page for child ADHD consultation costs, rebate information and appointment details.
Our psychiatrists have experience assessing and treating ADHD in children through comprehensive telehealth consultations. Explore our team to learn more about their clinical expertise and approach to child ADHD care.
Answers to what parents usually want to know before booking their child's assessment with our experienced child ADHD psychiatrists.
Yes. A referral from your GP or another eligible medical practitioner is required before booking an appointment with one of our psychiatrists.
Yes. The entire assessment, from initial consultation through to diagnosis and treatment planning, is conducted by secure video, wherever your family is based in Australia.
If ADHD is diagnosed, your psychiatrist will discuss a personalised treatment plan with you, which may include medication management, referrals for psychological support, or both. If ADHD isn’t the cause, they’ll talk through what else may be contributing and recommend appropriate next steps.
Yes. As medical doctors, psychiatrists can prescribe and manage ADHD medication where clinically appropriate, with regular reviews to monitor your child’s response as they grow.
Yes. Because assessments and follow-up appointments are delivered by secure video, families in regional and remote areas can access the same specialist psychiatric care as those in major cities.
