ADHD Assessment
Do you struggle with starting tasks, procrastination or feel like you have so many 'tabs open in your mind'?
Altitude Mind Clinic provides Psychiatrist-led adult ADHD assessments through secure video telehealth consultations.
NO REFERRAL REQUIRED TO BOOK | SHORT WAIT TIMES
Adult ADHD testing and diagnosis
We find that for many adults, ADHD has been present for years but was never recognised. You may have heard yourself described as 'capable but inconsistent', 'bright but disorganised' or 'good under pressure but unable to keep routines going'.
ADHD symptoms in adults can also become more noticeable and harder to manage when life becomes more demanding. Altitude Mind Clinic provides adult ADHD assessment via telehealth, allowing you to remain in the privacy of your own supportive space. Our Clinical Psychologists and Psychiatrists work together and take the time to understand your symptoms, history, health and everyday challenges specific to you.
The ADHD evaluation and testing for ADHD in adults is conducted online for the convenience of patients across Australia.
Suspect you have ADHD?
What Does ADHD Look Like?
ADHD usually displays differently in adult men and women. Symptoms in women are commonly attributed to stress, anxiety, or simply 'having a lot on your plate.' Although ADHD does not look the same for everyone, here are some more commonly reported experiences.
ADHD in Women
- Feeling mentally exhausted from trying to stay organised.
- Struggling to hold attention or focus.
- An inner sense of restlessness without the physical hyperactivity.
- Difficulty focusing on quiet moments, often leading to procrastination or overthinking.
- Being labelled as 'daydreamy' or 'spacey' during childhood.
- Sleep disruption or difficulty falling asleep.
- Emotional negativity or dysregulation.
ADHD in Men
- Difficulty staying focused on tasks, especially those that seem boring.
- Impulsivity, such as interrupting conversations or acting without thinking.
- Hyperactivity or restlessness.
- Struggling with organisation, often feeling scattered or overwhelmed.
- Procrastination, lateness or poor time management.
Keep in mind that symptoms can display differently for everyone.
If these symptoms are relatable, request an inital consultation to discuss ADHD assessment.
ADHD Assessment via Telehealth
Highly Experienced ADHD Psychologist | Short Wait Times
Altitude Mind Clinic provides telehealth ADHD Assessments with our psychologist for adults across Australia.
You can attend your appointment from the comfort of your home, office, or wherever you find a comfortable, private space. Appointments are conducted by video consultation, so it is face-to-face, one-on-one with our psychologist.
I don't have a GP referral yet; can I still book my initial assessment?
Yes. If you are interested in an ADHD Assessment, get in touch with us and we can guide you through the steps including getting the GP referral for your appointment.
Telehealth ADHD Assessment
Iris Waite
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST
MPsych - Master of Clinical Psychology (Bond University), BPsySc - Honours (University of Queensland) | PSY0002601337
Iris Waite is a Clinical Psychologist who provides comprehensive adult ADHS assessments that include clinical interviews, psychometric measures, developmental history and collateral information to provide thorough diagnostic evaluations.
She is passionate about helping clients understand how ADHD may influence their daily lives, relationships, work and wellbeing, with practical recommendations to support long-term day-to-day life and the quality of it.
Dr Ravinder Sohal
PSYCHIATRIST
MA (University of Cambridge), MBBS (University of London), MRCPsych (UK), FRANZCP | MED0001911232
Dr Ravinder Sohal’s career managing severe and complex psychiatry cases spans over 20 years. During this time, he has gained extensive experience in cases with significant comorbidities, such as ADHD, mood disorders, anxiety, PTSD, and personality disorders. His wide range of experience working as a psychiatrist has helped him gain a deep understanding of complex mental health disorders in adults.
He has a keen interest in ADHD, specifically in adults, and has been gaining experience in assessing, diagnosing, and managing this condition since 2009. He has worked as a psychiatrist in the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and now Australia, with experience in both public and private hospitals, community-based clinics, and forensic settings.
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