Comprehensive Cognitive Evaluations |
Attention, Memory, Learning & Executive Functioning | Adults & Children
Our expert neuropsychological evaluations assess cognitive function, memory, attention, and executive processing across all stages of life.
These comprehensive assessments provide vital diagnostic clarity for learning disorders, intellectual disability, acquired brain injury, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and broader developmental delays.
Types of Psychological Assessment
There are various types of assessment that can be done in the neurotypical and
- Neuropsychology Assessments (Cognitive Assessments)
In-depth evaluations | Diagnostic clarity | School, workplace & NDIS support
Purpose: To assess an individual’s cognitive strengths and weaknesses, understand how they impact daily functioning, and guide appropriate interventions or support services. These assessments offer insight into various cognitive skills, including learning, memory, problem-solving, attention, and reasoning.
Best For
- Children or adults with suspected learning difficulties
- Clients with a history of brain injury, trauma, or neurological concerns
- Students requiring evidence for academic accommodations or special consideration
What's covered in this service
- Clinical interview and developmental history
- Administration of standardised cognitive assessments (e.g. WAIS-IV, WISC-V)
- Assessment of attention, working memory, verbal reasoning, and processing speed
- Where appropriate, integration of adaptive functioning assessments (e.g. Vineland)
- Detailed written report outlining strengths, limitations, and recommendations
Outcome
- Clear cognitive profile
- Diagnostic clarification (e.g., intellectual disability, specific learning disorder, etc.)
- Practical strategies and support recommendations for school, work, or daily life
- Reports suitable for NDIS, school, medical, or legal use - Return to Work Assessments
Psychological Fitness for Work | Capacity Evaluation | WorkCover & Employment Support
Purpose: To assess an individual’s psychological readiness to return to work following illness, injury, or prolonged absence — and to determine whether mental health or cognitive challenges impact their ability to perform essential job functions safely and effectively.
Best For
- Employers managing complex return-to-work situations
- Workers' compensation or insurance providers
- Employees seeking documentation for reintegration planning
- Legal and occupational health professionals supporting injured workers
What's covered in this service
- Clinical interview and workplace history
- Psychological assessment and symptom inventories
- Cognitive screening if needed (e.g. memory, attention, processing)
- Review of work demands and job-specific psychological requirements
- Treatment and accommodation recommendations
Outcome
- Independent, evidence-based report suitable for HR, WorkCover or insurance use
- Insight into an employee’s current psychological capacity
- Recommendations for treatment, staged return, or reasonable adjustments
- Support for safe reintegration and performance sustainability - NDIS Assessments
Diagnostic & Functional Assessments | Autism & Intellectual Disability | Supporting Access & Reviews
Purpose: To provide formal psychological assessments for NDIS access or review, including diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or Intellectual Disability, and documentation of daily adaptive functioning.
While it has to adhere to and align with NDIS reporting standards, our process is designed around compassionate, evidence-based method undertaken with sensitivity for an individual's needs and personal circumstances.
Best For
- Individuals applying for NDIS or undergoing reassessment
- Children or adults seeking a formal diagnosis of autism or intellectual disability
- Families and carers who need expert support to advocate for appropriate services
What's covered in this service
- Clinical interview and developmental history
- Cognitive assessment (WISC-V or WAIS-IV)
- Adaptive behaviour assessment (e.g., Vineland)
- ASD-specific assessments when relevant (e.g. interview-based tools)
- Review of medical, educational, and social history
- Collaborative, strengths-based approach to understanding functional needs
Outcome
- Diagnosis (if applicable) based on DSM-5 criteria
- Functional profile across key life areas
- Evidence-based recommendations for supports and services
- NDIS-compatible reports for new access or plan reviews
How will things work
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Use our report finder tool ("find the right report")
Connect Corner Clinic provides tailored assesments. By using our report finder tool, we'll be able to understand the services you need and can provide you a relevant quote.
Book online or over the phone
If you're ready, you can book directly online using our Client Portal, or you can call and one of our friendly staff members can contact you to support the booking process. A non-refundable deposit will be taken to confirm your booking.
Provide 'Terms of reference'
Our administrative team will request that you provide a "A Terms of Reference (ToR)". This is a document that outlines the purpose and scope of your assessment. It explains why the assessment has been requested, the specific questions the psychologist has been asked to answer, who requested the assessment, and who will receive the final report. This ensures everyone involved has a clear understanding of the assessment's objectives and allows the psychologist to focus on addressing the specific issues relevant to your circumstances.
Clinical Interviews and Testing
Clinical interviews are conducted by the psychologist to review your circumstances as part of your evaluation. They also use evidence-based testing to ensure a fair and balanced evaluation for your report.
Timely report provision
Our clinicians will provide a report within 4 - 6 weeks of your initial interview. Where expedited services are required, we can provide a report within 1 - 2 weeks; the expedited service attracts additional fees.
FAQ
Assessment Questions
Do you accept payment plans?
To make the best support available to all our clients, we offer a variety of payment methods and plans.
In addition to all major banks, credit & debit cards, we also provide BPNL options Afterpay and Klarna to help manage the costs in a way that works for you.
Do you accept LegalAid?
We accept Legal Aid fees for parenting capacity assessment reports only. For other assessment reports, Legal Aid fees can only be accepted by provisional psychologists.
Can my assessment interview and testing be online?
Our clinic prioritises privacy; we provide secure HIPAA-compliant telehealth to allow our patients the flexibility of video conference sessions from environments they feel safe within. We are able to offer mental health asessments and cognitive assessments through online interviews and testing.
What types of issues do you assess and what type of reports do you offer?
As our clinicians all have experience across clinical and forensic environments, we offer a broad range of reports. Please use our report finder tool "find the right report" tool to let us know what you need.
Yes, we offer both in-person and online counselling sessions to provide flexible support. Virtual sessions are conducted securely, ensuring the same level of confidentiality and care as face-to-face appointments.
Our Services
Tailored Support for Every Stage of Life
- Family & Couples Therapy
- Group Therapy & Workshops
- Crisis Intervention & Helpline
- Anxiety & Depression Support
- Individual Therapy
- Child Counselling
