Get The Answers You Need

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Sometimes we just need the right information to help us see the path clearly. That's exactly what this guide will give you.

Are you seeking answers for yourself or your child? I offer a gentle, non-judgemental, and caring assessment experience—so you feel truly supported every step of the way.


You deserve to be heard, respected, and empowered, not blamed, shamed, or misunderstood. My goal is for your autism and/or ADHD assessment to be memorable for all the right reasons.


You’ll receive an expert diagnostic report with all the evidence you need to confidently advocate for the support and services you and your family deserve.

Know exactly what to expect - Come to your assessment feeling prepared and confident instead of anxious and overwhelmed

'That was much better than I was expecting.'

Get the right evidence for funding - Get exactly what you need to advocate effectively for your family's unique needs the first time!

'We've Accessed NDIS. The support has changed our lives! I can breath again!'

Feel supported throughout the process - You're not navigating this journey alone anymore. You've got an expert guide walking alongside you. We're with you all the way.

'You're the bomb! Thanks for helping me with my applications.'

Skip the Runaround - Get NDIS Access with Just One Report

As a clinical psychologist, I can provide lead practitioner diagnosis - meaning my assessment is all you need for NDIS funding. No second opinions, no additional reports, no delays.

Here's what makes this different:

• Save time and money - One comprehensive assessment covers everything you need

• No waiting for multiple professionals - My report alone qualifies for NDIS access

• Avoid assessment repeats - Get it right the first time with the right evidence

• Different outcomes need different approaches. Whether you want school funding or NDIS access, each has specific requirements. You don't want to be caught short or discover something was missing after the fact.

You don't have to navigate this alone:

We answer all your questions before, during and after assessment

We provide the right information about which assessments you need

We follow up to make sure you're moving forward, not stuck

*The WA Ed Dept requires 2 reports because they do not follow the National Guidelines.

Meet Your Assessment Expert

I'm an endorsed clinical & counselling psychologist, veteran autism mum, best-selling author, published researcher, and speaker specialising in autism and ADHD assessments for children, teens, and adults—all delivered conveniently via Zoom.

As a clinical psychologist and autism consultant I sign off other psychologists reports, to ensure they meet the NDIS requirements. Get the evidence you need the first time.

Why This Matters for Your Family:

• Real experience meets professional expertise - As both a clinical psychologist and autism mum, I understand this journey from both sides

• NDIS-ready reports - My thorough, evidence-based assessments create clear written reports with practical recommendations that meet NDIS requirements and are in NDIS language. Recommendations require specific terminology and must address section 24 of the NDIS Act. I highlight the NDIS kind of secret or buried 'A List'., to ensure the NDIS agent understands their obligations under the NDIS Act.

• Complete support process - You'll receive your detailed report plus a personal follow-up session where I explain everything and help you plan next steps. It doesn't stop there. I don't just say 'good luck' and goodbye. You're always welcome to email me with questions, especially if you get stuck in the process. I can either help you or refer you to someone who can. With your report you receive a long list of information and support servies, how to apply for NDIS, and what financial assisstance is avaialble to you, and how to get it.

My Mission:

Empowering families and individuals with the knowledge and support they need to confidently advocate for the services they deserve.

what people say

"The assessment process was much better than I expected. Liz made it easy and comfortable." (Adult client)

"I finally feel seen and understood." (Parent)

"My daughter was comfortable during the assessment. She usually doesn't talk to new people." (Parent)

"That was a lovely experience." (Parent)

"We've been accepted into the NDIS and are getting the help we need. It's made a huge difference and I can finally breathe again!" (Parent)

When You Feel Like You're Failing

If you're reading this, you might be where I was - sitting in your car after another difficult day, wondering if you're doing everything wrong. The looks from other parents, the whispered conversations that stop when you walk by, the constant feeling that everyone else has it figured out except you.

You're Not Alone in This

Before my son's diagnosis, I felt completely lost. Every expert I reached out to seemed to have more questions than answers. Every day felt like I was missing something obvious that everyone else could see. If you're feeling overwhelmed, confused, or like you're failing - I want you to know that's exactly how I felt too.

The Moment Everything Changed

When we finally got answers through assessment, it was like someone turned on the lights in a dark room. Suddenly, all those challenging moments made sense. I wasn't a bad parent - I was just parenting without the right information.

What Assessment Really Gives You

Understanding: Finally knowing why certain situations feel so hard

Confidence: With the right evidence in your report, you'll be able to advocate effectively for your family

Relief: Realizing you haven't been doing anything wrong

Direction: Having a clear path forward instead of guessing

You Already Have Everything You Need

The strength, love, and intuition you have for your family is enough.

As Featured In...

International Speaker

Asia Pacific Autism Conference 2025

Best Selling Author

When Autism Is Tearing You Apart

My best selling book about motherhood and autism

Published Researcher

Journal of Neurophysiology:

Long-interval intracortical inhibition is asymmetric in young but not older adults