| Pathway | Assessment and care | Medication | Practical details |
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Kantoko Kantoko telehealth care | Adult ADHD assessment and ongoing care from an ADHD-focused team, in one platform with a health dashboard, records, requests, care-team communication and practical educational content. | Your ADHD Doctor can discuss medication and handle Queensland prescribing requirements when clinically appropriate. | $200 for the first month, then $100 per month. The plan includes the assessment process, standard appointments based on clinical need, the Kantoko platform and ongoing care-team support. Care is designed to stay with you after assessment, not end once the diagnosis is complete. New appointments are currently estimated in 1–2 weeks. Medication, GP visits and routine tests are separate. [1] |
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| Private psychiatrist | Medical specialist assessment. Adult ADHD experience and follow-up arrangements vary by psychiatrist and clinic, so ask before booking. | Psychiatrists can prescribe psychostimulants for adults with ADHD within Queensland's maximum daily dose limits. | Initial assessment pathways commonly cost $1,000 or more, with waits of six months or longer. Ask what the fee includes and whether ongoing appointments are available. [8] [2] |
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| Psychologist assessment | Psychological assessment, with therapy or practical strategies where offered. | Psychologists cannot prescribe medication. Medication assessment and prescribing require a separate medical practitioner. | A full assessment often runs across four to six sessions and can cost thousands of dollars. Ask whether the report will meet the needs of any doctor involved in later medical care. [8] [3] |
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| Specialist GP ADHD care | Some GPs with specialist registration in general practice offer adult ADHD assessment and treatment. Relevant training, availability and follow-up arrangements vary by practice. | Since 1 December 2025, specialist GPs can initiate, modify and continue psychostimulants for adults with ADHD within Queensland's maximum daily dose limits. | This authority does not mean every local GP or practice offers ADHD assessment. Ask whether the GP is accepting patients, what assessment includes and who provides follow-up. [1] [2] |
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Kantoko
Kantoko telehealth care
- Assessment and care
- Adult ADHD assessment and ongoing care from an ADHD-focused team, in one platform with a health dashboard, records, requests, care-team communication and practical educational content.
- Medication
- Your ADHD Doctor can discuss medication and handle Queensland prescribing requirements when clinically appropriate.
- Practical details
- $200 for the first month, then $100 per month. The plan includes the assessment process, standard appointments based on clinical need, the Kantoko platform and ongoing care-team support. Care is designed to stay with you after assessment, not end once the diagnosis is complete. New appointments are currently estimated in 1–2 weeks. Medication, GP visits and routine tests are separate. [1]
Private psychiatrist + −
- Assessment and care
- Medical specialist assessment. Adult ADHD experience and follow-up arrangements vary by psychiatrist and clinic, so ask before booking.
- Medication
- Psychiatrists can prescribe psychostimulants for adults with ADHD within Queensland's maximum daily dose limits.
- Practical details
- Initial assessment pathways commonly cost $1,000 or more, with waits of six months or longer. Ask what the fee includes and whether ongoing appointments are available. [8] [2]
Psychologist assessment + −
- Assessment and care
- Psychological assessment, with therapy or practical strategies where offered.
- Medication
- Psychologists cannot prescribe medication. Medication assessment and prescribing require a separate medical practitioner.
- Practical details
- A full assessment often runs across four to six sessions and can cost thousands of dollars. Ask whether the report will meet the needs of any doctor involved in later medical care. [8] [3]
Specialist GP ADHD care + −
- Assessment and care
- Some GPs with specialist registration in general practice offer adult ADHD assessment and treatment. Relevant training, availability and follow-up arrangements vary by practice.
- Medication
- Since 1 December 2025, specialist GPs can initiate, modify and continue psychostimulants for adults with ADHD within Queensland's maximum daily dose limits.
- Practical details
- This authority does not mean every local GP or practice offers ADHD assessment. Ask whether the GP is accepting patients, what assessment includes and who provides follow-up. [1] [2]
Cost and wait-time ranges are indicative category-level figures from a Kantoko review of publicly listed clinic fees and availability, checked 12 July 2026. They are not claims about a particular clinic. Fees, availability, clinical experience and what is included vary by provider, so confirm the details before booking.
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