Assessments

What is an assessment?

Assessments help to identify a person's strengths and possible areas for support.

About our assessment services

Assessments may include interviews with parents and other stakeholders, observations of you/your child, talking and asking questions, playing and completing specific tasks and/or completing questionnaires about you/your child.

At your first appointment you will meet your clinician to share information and you/ your child’s developmental history and concerns. They will ask whether any previous assessments have been completed and may request copies of reports. Your clinician will let you know about any assessment options, including costs. And you will get the final say aeound what assessments to have completed.

Our Assessment Services

Academic assessments measure a child's current skills in areas like reading and maths compared with other children their age.
ADHD is a condition that affects how the brain develops. People with ADHD have trouble staying focused, paying attention, and often feel very active and act impulsively.
“Autism is more than a diagnosis, it can be central to a person’s identity and sense of self”.
Cognitive assessments measure a child's current thinking, memory, problem-solving, and reasoning skills compared with other children their age.
Assess how a child’s motor skills impact their ability to engage in home and school activities or participate socially in their world.
Functional capacity assessments evaluate a person’s ability to perform daily activities including self-care and general day-to-day tasks.
Literacy includes the skills of phonics, reading, writing and spelling.
Our experienced dietitians specialise in paediatric nutrition, ensuring optimal growth and development for our clients.
Play is not just about fun; it is a crucial part of a child's development.
Sensory processing is the way the nervous system receives messages from our senses and turns them into appropriate motor and behavioural responses.
Identifying strengths and possible areas for development.

Fees & Funding

While Youthrive is a fee paying service, some Medicare and private health insurance rebates may be available for our services. Families are encouraged to speak with their GP and nominated health fund to find out whether they are eligible for various rebates. Please note rebates listed are subject to change without notice.

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