QLD

Autism Queensland

Autism, ADHD and combined assessments, plus individual allied-health assessment options across Queensland.

AutismADHDAutism + ADHDCognitive / IQLearning / educationalSpeech / languageFunctional / adaptive

Provider website information reviewed 27 Sept 2026. Not a recommendation or accreditation.

Assessment options

Autism / ADHD / Autism + ADHD

Children, Teens, Adults · In a clinic and Telehealth

Telehealth coverage stated by source: QLD.

Telepractice is described for Queensland. Child ADHD assessments cover ages 5-17; confirm the age and pathway for your chosen assessment.

Cognitive / IQ / Learning / educational / Speech / language / Functional / adaptive

Children, Teens, Adults · In a clinic

Bespoke allied-health assessments are tailored to the referral question. Confirm the appropriate clinician and location.

Fees and availability

Provider-published fee examples
Provider examples: child autism $2,500-$3,500; adult autism $2,200-$3,500; ADHD approximately $1,850. Combined and bespoke assessments require a quote.
Availability
Waitlists may apply. Contact intake for current availability at the relevant centre.

Amounts are in AUD, reviewed 27 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 describes an autism report review/formalisation step with an appropriate diagnosing professional. Ask who makes the final diagnosis and whether an additional appointment or fee is needed.

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
Multidisciplinary allied-health assessment team.
Individual registration and training
Not independently checked by this directory.
Ask for the named assessor, registration number, relevant training and who signs the report. We do not label this practice an "accredited assessor".

What qualifications matter, and where to check them

Sources and listing accuracy

These sources establish what the provider published, not an independent clinical audit. Contact the provider if its details differ. Read our inclusion and correction standards.