Adult ADHD assessment · Find an independent GP

Find a GP for your adult ADHD assessment

If no suitable GP is listed, you can join your state’s waitlist.

The Velluto Method

Prepare for your appointment at home. Complete questionnaires, add supporting documents and invite an observer, one step at a time.

The Velluto Method · in their words

“It’s really straightforward. It walks you through one question at a time, and answering by voice was genuinely helpful.”

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Lisa

“It gamified the whole thing, and wasn’t so complex it put me off giving a proper answer. Best of all, I didn’t have to keep repeating myself.”

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Anonymous

“I really liked the step-by-step flow. You can see how many steps there are and your progress. No frustrating moments, no errors.”

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Greg

“The whole thing was so simple to work through, step by step.”

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Anonymous

Screenshot of the Velluto Method patient intake flow on a phone

Prepare before your appointment

Screenshot of a Velluto Method ADHD questionnaire, one question at a time, on a phone

One question at a time

Screenshot of the Velluto Method observer report step on a phone

Observer reports, sorted

Why MySpecialistGP?

Your pathway stays with your clinician

Use MySpecialistGP to understand your options, find an independent clinician and arrive prepared. Your clinician and their practice remain responsible for bookings, fees and care.

Find an independent clinician

MySpecialistGP connects patients with independently practising GPs, psychologists and psychiatrists. Current options depend on clinician participation.

Arrive prepared

Structured preparation may collect questionnaires, observer input and supporting documents before your consultation.

GP Ready ADHD Pack

Already have a GP? Complete your questionnaires, observer report, history and documents at home. We organise them into a file you can take to any GP you choose.

Know what happens next

Clear information helps you understand what to prepare, what to ask and which part of the pathway comes next.

Your clinician, their practice

MySpecialistGP does not enrol you into a subscription clinic. Each clinician works through their own practice and sets their services, fees and availability.

Useful Australian information

Read practical Australian information about preparing for appointments and understanding ADHD assessment and treatment pathways.

How it works

How to arrange an assessment

Start with the GP’s profile. Check the services they offer, the appointment format, their fees and any referral requirements before booking.

Step 1

Find a GP

Choose your state and check the current listings. Read the GP’s profile to see whether their services match what you need.

Step 2

Check the details

Confirm what the assessment involves, what it costs and how to book with the GP or their practice.

Step 3

Prepare for your appointment

Follow the preparation instructions provided for your booking. The assessment guide explains what to ask and what information to have ready.

Step 4

Discuss your next steps

Your clinician explains the outcome of your assessment and discusses the next steps with you.

Current options

Check the listings for your state

Clinician-set fees

Read the GP’s profile before booking

Appointment details

Confirm format and referral requirements

Quick explainers

Watch: ADHD assessment explained

Short videos covering common questions about ADHD assessments and what to expect.

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7 Things Your GP Gets Before Your ADHD Appointment

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What is an observer report? ADHD assessment explained

Across Australia

GP prescribing for ADHD, state by state

Explore the information for your state, then check which independent GPs are currently listed. Each GP decides which services they offer and whether they are accepting new patients.

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GP initiation pathway

Available Limited pathway Preparing Ongoing care only
QLDAvailable
QueenslandPathway active from 1 December 2025MySpecialistGP listing: Accepting new patientsRead state details
SAAvailable
South AustraliaTrained-GP pathway active from 28 February 2026MySpecialistGP listing: Join the waitlistRead state details
NSWLimited pathway
New South WalesContinuation since 1 September 2025; endorsed-GP diagnosis and initiation listed from late October 2026MySpecialistGP listing: Join the waitlistRead state details
WAAvailable
Western AustraliaTrained-GP pathway operational by 13 August 2026MySpecialistGP listing: Join the waitlistRead state details
VICPreparing
VictoriaTraining begins September 2026; regulatory commencement not yet publishedMySpecialistGP listing: Accepting new patientsRead state details
ACTOngoing care only
Australian Capital TerritoryContinuation pathway effective 11 February 2026; Stage 2 commencement not publishedMySpecialistGP listing: Join the waitlistRead state details
TASLimited pathway
TasmaniaTrained-GP and patient-specific authority pathway is active, confirmed by the Tasmanian Government's 17 September 2026 announcementMySpecialistGP listing: Join the waitlistRead state details
NTOngoing care only
Northern TerritoryCurrent pathway supports ongoing care onlyMySpecialistGP listing: Join the waitlistRead state details
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Adult ADHD assessment · Current GP listings

Find the next step in your state

Check the current GP listings and read the profile before booking. If no suitable GP is listed, join the state waitlist to register your interest.

For GPs

Interested in ADHD assessments?

ADHD assessment is time-consuming. Collecting a thorough history, chasing observer reports, screening for co-existing conditions. Most of that can happen before the patient walks in.

Many GPs worry about medicolegal risk. Getting the assessment wrong. Missing a differential. Prescribing without adequate documentation. Velluto handles the structured intake, observer reports, and clinical summary before the appointment. Your consultation time is spent on the patient, not data collection.

If you are a GP interested in offering ADHD assessments with structured clinical support, we would like to hear from you.

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ADHD articles and practical guides

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Find an independent GP for ADHD assessment

Choose your state and check the GP’s services, fees and current availability.

If no suitable GP is listed, you can join your state’s waitlist.