ADHD Assessments at Brisbane GP

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Understanding ADHD

ADHD assessments at Brisbane GP are currently conducted by Dr Conor Calder-Potts and Dr Mehdi Samani. ADHD can affect people of all ages and may impact attention, organisation, learning, work, relationships, and emotional regulation. Assessments are completed through a structured, evidence-based process designed to provide clarity and appropriate next steps.

Assessment Process & Booking Terms

We offer comprehensive ADHD assessment services including:

  • Evidence-based ADHD assessments delivered over multiple sessions

  • Comprehensive review of symptoms, clinical history, and functional impact

  • Clear explanation of assessment outcomes and recommended next steps

  • Individualised management options, including medication where clinically appropriate

  • Referrals to psychiatrists or specialist services when required

Our aim is to provide clarity, understanding, and appropriate support to help you move forward with confidence.

For associated fees please visit our Fees page.

Terms and Conditions - Please read all before booking

ADHD assessments require a minimum of two (2) separate appointments with the possibility of three (3) being needed.

  • The assessment cannot be completed in a single session.

  • Psychologist assessments will be used as part of the assessment process but can not replace the appointments the doctor needs to complete their own assessments.

  • If you choose not to continue after the first appointment, the assessment can not be completed.

  • Completion of the assessment does not guarantee an ADHD diagnosis and may result in alternative diagnoses being made.

  • Referrals to psychiatrists or specialist services may be provided where appropriate.

By booking an appointment, you acknowledge and accept these terms and conditions.

Please be aware that the doctors conducting the ADHD assessments need to be able to make their own diagnosis of ADHD and can not accept a psychologist assessment and diagnosis alone. The psychologist’s assessment is useful and taken into account when making a diagnosis but can not substitute the doctor’s own diagnostic process for diagnosing a complex mental health condition such as ADHD with the associated risks of prescribing medication for this condition.

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