Online cognitive assessment.
An online cognitive assessment gives you a clear picture of how you think, learn and remember, including your strengths and the areas you find harder, completed by secure video with a registered psychologist. People seek one for many reasons, from understanding changes in memory or concentration to informing decisions about study, work or support.

Who a cognitive assessment is for.
A cognitive assessment can help adults who want to understand their cognitive strengths and challenges, who have noticed changes in memory, attention or processing, or who need a clear, professional report to inform study arrangements, workplace support or other decisions.
If you are not sure whether a cognitive assessment is the right one for you, the intake session will help you decide.
- Understanding your cognitive strengths and challenges
- Changes in memory, attention or processing
- A clear, professional report to inform study arrangements, workplace support or other decisions
How the online cognitive assessment works.
Each cognitive assessment is an all-inclusive package covering intake, testing, the written report and a feedback session, for one fixed fee. The intake session helps us understand what you are looking for and confirm the right assessment for you. Testing uses validated measures across areas such as memory, attention, reasoning and processing, delivered by secure video, and is followed by a written report with clear findings and practical recommendations, and a feedback session to talk them through. We explain the process and the costs before you begin.
- 01
Intake
To understand what you are looking for and confirm the right assessment for you.
- 02
Testing
Validated measures across areas such as memory, attention, reasoning and processing, delivered by secure video.
- 03
Written report
With clear findings and practical recommendations.
- 04
Feedback session
Time with your psychologist to talk through your cognitive profile and next steps.
What you receive.
A structured cognitive and psychological assessment conducted by a registered psychologist, and a written report in plain language setting out your cognitive profile and practical recommendations you can use and share as you choose.
- Structured cognitive assessment
- Written report in plain language
Fees and Medicare.
- Cognitive assessment · all-inclusive package
- $900
- IntakeTestingWritten reportFeedback session
- Optional · initial consultation
- $245
- Medicare rebate with a GP referral and mental health treatment plan. Separate from the assessment fee.
The cognitive assessment is an all-inclusive package covering intake, testing, the written report and a feedback session, for one fixed fee: $900. A cognitive assessment is generally not covered by a Medicare rebate, and we will set out the full cost clearly before you begin.
If you’d prefer to talk things through first, you can book a standard initial consultation at $245, which attracts the Medicare rebate; the assessment fee is separate.
Common questions about cognitive assessment.
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A clear picture of how you think, learn and remember.
