In person Fridays at Foote’s Pharmacy, Redbank Plains · Telehealth Australia wide · Evenings and weekends

Adult ADHD

Straight answers about adult ADHD care

What we can do, what the rules allow where you live, and what happens if you need someone else. No promises we cannot keep.

$99 first consultation. $59 repeats. Evenings and weekends.

  • AHPRA-endorsed nurse practitioner
  • Telehealth Australia wide, or in person on Fridays in Redbank Plains

You might recognise this

Any of this sound familiar?

On paper the career looks fine. Day to day it feels like white knuckling.

You have built a system. It worked for three weeks, the way the last four did.

Someone in the family got diagnosed and a lot of things suddenly made sense.

You have been told you cannot have it, because you finished the degree, or you hold down the job, or you seem fine in a fifteen minute appointment.

You have been meaning to look into it for about four years.

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What we can do

What a consultation with us covers

01

If you already have a diagnosis and a report

We can take you on. Ongoing reviews, treatment monitoring, coordination with your GP and anyone else involved, and one practitioner who keeps track of it all.

02

If you do not have a diagnosis yet

A comprehensive clinical assessment comes first. Our nurse practitioner can assess adults for possible ADHD, and where a diagnosis is clinically appropriate and within his scope of practice, make one. Where specialist assessment or treatment is indicated, we refer you to a psychiatrist or another qualified ADHD clinician, and we pick things up with you afterwards.

We support adults seeking assessment and ongoing management of ADHD.

Either way, this is what the assessment covers. A full history rather than a snapshot. Childhood and school. Education and work. How things go at home and how they go under pressure. Sleep, mood and mental health. Alcohol and other substances, asked without judgement. Any previous assessments or reports, and everything you currently take.

Medication management is part of what we offer where it is appropriate, and whether it is appropriate for you depends on your assessment and on the rules where you live. [Pending: prescribing rules by state]

The rules, in plain English

What is allowed where you live

ADHD medication in Australia is tightly controlled, and the rules about who can prescribe it are set by each state and territory rather than nationally. They are not the same in Queensland as they are in Tasmania, and they have been changing.

Where you live affects what any clinic can do for you, including us. Some people need a specialist involved. Some do not. Prescribing is monitored in most states, which is a good thing and worth knowing about.

We will tell you what applies to you, in your state, in your first consultation. If we cannot do something for you, we will say so and tell you who can.

Already diagnosed, or not yet?

Either way, ask us first.

The rules on prescribing are different in every state, and we would rather you knew exactly where you stood before you paid for anything.

So book a free 10 minute call with our team. We will tell you what applies where you live, how the pathway works for your situation, whether an assessment is needed and what that costs. If we are not the right clinic for you, we will say so and point you somewhere better. No cost, no obligation, and it is not a consultation.

What we don’t do

What this is not

We do not promise a diagnosis, and we do not promise medication. Nobody honest can, before an assessment.

We are not a fast track and we do not compete on waiting times.

We are not an emergency service, and we do not replace your GP.

We see adults. Children and adolescents with suspected ADHD need a comprehensive assessment by a paediatrician or a child and adolescent psychiatrist, and we will point you to the right one.

Where the rules or your circumstances mean you need a specialist, we will say so and help you get there rather than working around it.

Working together

We work with whoever is already helping

If you have a psychologist, a GP, a specialist or workplace supports in place, we work alongside them rather than starting again. If you have a report from a previous assessment, bring it. It saves you money and it saves you repeating yourself.

Already with another clinic

A clean start and a fair go

If you are with another clinic and the care has not matched what you were promised, you can move.

The quiz

Tell us where you want to be

Twelve questions, about three minutes, and a written summary you can take to any appointment.

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What happens next

What happens after you book

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01 · Book

Five fields, about a minute.

No long questionnaire and no eligibility test.

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02 · Talk

A full assessment.

20 minutes with Toby Mukandi, your nurse practitioner, by video or phone, or in person on Fridays in Redbank Plains. Physical and mental health, sleep, medications, what you have tried and what you want back.

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03 · Get a Plan

Written and individualised.

In writing, with review dates, so you know what happens next and when.

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04 · Stay in touch

Same practitioner.

10 minute follow-ups, $59, for as long as you need. If the plan is not working, we change it.

Get a pro in your corner

$99 first consultation. $59 repeats. Evenings and weekends. Telehealth Australia wide, or in person on Fridays in Redbank Plains.

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