If you believe ADHD could be affecting your focus, motivation, organisation, or emotional regulation, enquire for a clinical assessment and ongoing support. Providing GP led diagnosis and treatment for adults at Kangaroo Point.
Experienced GPs with ADHD training
Clinical best-practice assessment
ADHD Management safeguards
ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects how the brain regulates attention, impulse control and activity level. It is not a lack of intelligence or effort. Rather, it reflects genuine differences in brain networks involved in focus, motivation and self-management.
ADHD can look different from person to person. Some people mainly experience inattention, including:
Others experience more hyperactivity or impulsivity, which can include:
It is common for people to have a combination of the above experience patterns.
Across ages, ADHD can impact school, work, relationships, driving, sleep routines and mental wellbeing, especially if it is unrecognised or untreated.
With the right supports, many people learn practical strategies and experience meaningful improvements in daily functioning.
ADHD presents differently at different life stages. These are some of the most common patterns our patients describe.
A detailed clinical assessment covering developmental history, symptoms across settings, and relevant health factors.
Your plan is tailored to your symptom profile, goals, health history and preferences.
Regular follow-ups tracking real-world outcomes such as work function, sleep, mood, and relationships. Adjustments made as needed.
For complex presentations, we coordinate shared care with psychiatrists and other specialists to ensure safe, consistent treatment.
CBT strategies, psychoeducation, sleep hygiene, exercise guidance, and practical environmental supports are core parts of care.
Our methods follows Queensland's regulated guidelines for ADHD treatment & management where clinically appropriate.
Our Doctors
Our clinic is led by experienced GPs with training in mental health and ADHD assessment.
Yes. In Queensland, appropriately trained GPs can assess and diagnose ADHD in adults, and manage treatment within state guidelines. If your presentation is complex, we may recommend shared care with a psychiatrist.
Not everyone does. Your GP will advise whether tests are needed based on your history. Cardiovascular checks, sometimes including an ECG, may be recommended before stimulant medication is considered.
No. Medication is one option, not a requirement. Many people benefit from non-medication supports such as psychoeducation, CBT and lifestyle strategies, either on their own or alongside medication.
This is common, and it does not prevent assessment. Symptoms can overlap, so we take a careful history to understand what is driving what, and we sequence treatment so each condition is properly addressed.
Book a consultation with our experienced ADHD clinic team in Kangaroo Point, Brisbane.