Psychology assessments Melbourne
Thorough, evidence-based assessments for all ages
Moi Clinic provides comprehensive psychology assessments across Melbourne, conducted by experienced registered psychologists at our Rowville and Frankston clinics.
30+ Years of Experience
NDIS & Medicare Available
Registered Psychologists
Multidisciplinary team
Our psychologists work alongside occupational therapists and speech pathologists so that every assessment reflects the full picture of who you or your child are.
Neuro-affirming approach
We celebrate identity rather than focus on deficits. Every assessment honours your communication style, sensory needs, and lived experience throughout the process.
Real-world, practical insights
Our psychology assessment reports go beyond diagnostics and numbers. You leave with clear, useful strategies for school, work, home, relationships, and daily life.
Psychology Assessment Services, Melbourne
Thorough assessments that lead to real-world support
A psychology assessment at Moi Clinic is a thorough, evidence-based evaluation of how an individual thinks, learns, processes information, and functions across different areas of life. Our assessments are built around the person, not just the presenting concern.
Our goal is a clinical picture that is genuinely useful, findings that reflect who the individual actually is, and recommendations that translate directly into support for school, work, therapy, and daily life.
Assessment Types
We offer a comprehensive range of psychology assessments
Our psychologists conduct assessments across a wide range of areas. Each assessment is tailored to the individual’s age, profile, and referral question, and results in a detailed written report with practical recommendations.
ADHD Assessments
Understand how attention and executive functioning affect daily life.
Autism Assessments
Neuro-affirming assessments for children, adolescents, and adults.
Cognitive Assessments
Get a clear picture of intellectual strengths and learning profile.
Academic Assessments
Identifying the specific barriers affecting reading, writing, and learning.
Adaptive Functioning Assessments
Understanding how daily life skills are developing across key areas.
Personality Assessments
Insight into how personality shapes daily experience and wellbeing.
Who we Assess
We assess children, adolescents, and adults at every stage of life
Children
Our multidisciplinary team assesses children from early childhood, when identifying difficulties early gives families access to the right intervention during the years that matter most and shapes long-term outcomes.
Adults & Parents
Many adults, including parents, go without a formal assessment for years. Understanding your own profile can meaningfully improve how you manage daily life, relationships, work, and your experience of parenting.
Women & Girls
Women and girls are frequently assessed through frameworks that were not designed for them. Our clinicians are experienced in identifying the more subtle, internalised presentations that standard assessments often overlook.
Our Approach
We use gold-standard tools to build a genuinely useful clinical picture
Every psychology assessment at Moi Clinic is conducted using internationally recognised, evidence-based instruments validated for use across different ages, presentations, and profiles. Our clinicians select tools based on each individual’s specific referral question and assessment needs.
Our assessments are never one-size-fits-all. The tools we use, the pace of the process, and the way findings are communicated are all tailored to the individual, ensuring the results are as accurate and meaningful as possible.
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Take the first step toward clarity and support
Our team is here to help you work out the right next step. Request an assessment intake and we will guide you through the options and find the most appropriate pathway for you or your child.
Why Moi Clinic?
A safe space for mental health support
At Moi Clinic, we have been supporting individuals and families across Melbourne for over 30 years. We approach every psychology assessment with genuine curiosity about the individual, their strengths, their challenges, and the specific ways their profile is showing up in daily life.
Our goal is a clinical picture that is genuinely useful and findings that reflect who the individual actually is. Our psychologists, occupational therapists, and speech pathologists collaborate on every assessment, bringing a depth of perspective that no single discipline could achieve alone.
How it works
What to expect from your psychology assessment
Our process is designed to feel safe, unrushed, and deeply personal. We walk beside you from your first enquiry to ongoing support, every step of the way.
01
Intake & Relationship Building
Your assessment begins with a detailed intake conversation. Your psychologist takes the time to understand your history, the concerns that brought you to us, and what you are hoping to gain from the process.
02
Comprehensive Assessment
A thorough evaluation using gold-standard, evidence-based tools tailored to your age, profile, and referral question. The pace is adjusted to suit your needs, with breaks and accommodations made where required.
03
Report Writing & Feedback
Once the assessment is complete, we provide a detailed written report and a dedicated feedback session to walk you through the findings in easy to understand language. We focus on what the results mean for everyday life.
Psychology Assessment Tools
Evidence-based tools behind every psychology assessment
Our assessments draw on a range of recognised, evidence-based instruments, selected according to each person’s age, profile, and referral question.
Young DIVA-5 / DIVA-5
Structured clinical interview that evaluates DSM-5 ADHD criteria across childhood and adulthood.
Conners-4
Multi-informant rating scales that capture how attention difficulties present across different settings.
WISC-V / WAIS-IV
Cognitive assessment used to identify strengths, vulnerabilities, processing differences and learning supports.
Functional Assessment
Evaluation of how attention difficulties affect school, study, work, relationships, and daily routines.
Our Practitioners
Registered psychologists delivering thorough psychology assessments
Our psychology assessments are conducted by a team of multidisciplinary psychologists with specific training across cognitive, developmental, adaptive, and personality assessment, ensuring each person is met with the right expertise.
Felicity Sayers
Director, Psychologist
Taylah Cosgriff
Occupational Therapist
Lefteri Thomopoulos (Lefti)
Psychologist, Clinical Registrar
Tara Chammas
Psychologist
Sonia Ryter
Psychologist, Clinical Registrar
Chris Jammal
Provisional Psychologist
Lisa Lai
Psychologist, Educational and Developmental Registrar
Sarah Hutchinson
Provisional Psychologist
Ronel Lumapas (Ron)
Provisional Psychologist
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
A psychology assessment is a thorough evaluation of how an individual thinks, learns, processes information, and functions across different areas of life.
Depending on the referral question, this may include cognitive testing, structured clinical interviews, standardised rating scales, and input from parents, caregivers, or educators.
This depends on the specific concerns and referral question. Our team will discuss your situation at intake and recommend the most appropriate assessment pathway.
Common starting points include ADHD and autism assessments, cognitive assessments for school planning, and learning assessments for suspected specific learning disorders.
This varies depending on the type of assessment and the individual’s age and complexity. Most assessments involve multiple sessions across a period of weeks.
We will outline a clear plan after your intake conversation so you know exactly what to expect before the assessment begins.
Our reports cover the assessment tools used, results across each domain assessed, a clinical formulation, diagnostic conclusions where applicable, and specific recommendations for therapy, school, workplace support, and NDIS applications.
Reports are written to be clear and useful for the individual, their family, educators, and treating professionals.
Yes. Psychology assessment reports are frequently used to support NDIS access requests and plan reviews.
Our reports are written to meet the clinical documentation requirements for NDIS purposes, with findings that clearly connect the individual’s profile to their support needs.
Yes. We conduct psychology assessments for children, adolescents, and adults across all of our assessment types.
Our approach and the tools we use are adapted to suit the individual’s age, developmental stage, and presenting concerns.
Following the written report, we hold a dedicated feedback session to walk through the findings, answer your questions, and support you in planning next steps.
Our team remains available for ongoing psychology therapy and support, so that the assessment serves as a foundation for continued care.
Yes, where clinically indicated. ADHD and autism frequently co-occur, and a combined assessment can be more efficient and provide a more complete clinical picture.
We will clarify priorities and design the most appropriate pathway after intake, without compromising the quality of either assessment.
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