Our Melton psychology team provides individual psychology sessions, ADHD assessments, ASD assessments and cognitive assessments at our Melton West clinic on Barries Road. Mariam, one of our AHPRA-registered psychologists, is Melton-based and leads ADHD and ASD assessments here. Reta, our Sunbury-based psychologist, visits Melton specifically to deliver cognitive assessments. To book, call (03) 9746 6852 or book online.
What we offer at Melton
- Individual psychology sessions for adults, adolescents and children
- ADHD assessments (intake-first model — see ADHD assessments Melton)
- ASD (autism) assessments (see ASD assessments Melton)
- Cognitive assessments — delivered by Reta visiting from Sunbury (see cognitive assessments Melton)
- Cognitive behaviour therapy and other evidence-informed approaches
Who we see
- Adults seeking psychology sessions or a neurodevelopmental assessment
- Parents seeking an assessment for a child or adolescent
- People referred by their GP under a Mental Health Care Plan
- NDIS participants whose plan includes psychology
- People in the Shire of Melton catchment looking for local psychology services
First appointment
For individual psychology sessions, the first appointment is typically 50–60 minutes. For ADHD, ASD or cognitive assessments, the first appointment is an intake — shorter, focused on understanding the reason for assessment, explaining the pathway, and deciding together whether to proceed.
Funding
- Medicare Mental Health Care Plan — rebates apply per session for eligible patients with a GP-issued plan.
- Private health insurance — varies by fund and policy.
- NDIS — for participants whose plan includes psychology.
- Private payment — accepted. Pricing varies by assessment type; reception will outline at intake.
Funding eligibility depends on your circumstances, referral and plan type. Please contact reception if unsure.
Ready to book?
Call (03) 9746 6852 or book online.
Related: ADHD & ASD assessments overview · Melton clinic · psychology overview · all services
Reviewed by Mariam Ahmar, AHPRA-registered Psychologist · Last reviewed 2026-05-29.
