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WELCOME
Welcome to The ADHD Clinic - we are a local clinic dedicated to supporting individuals and their families on their ADHD journeys. Whether you are newly late diagnosed, have children who may need assessing or are struggling with a combination of ADHD, anxiety or depression, we're here to work with you and support you.
We can point you in the right direction for ADHD assessments, help with ADHD medication management, and offer ADHD coaching and support strategies. We offer general mental health counselling for individuals as well as relationship counselling. Contact us to see how we can assist you.
We offer world-wide Telehealth Counselling and In-Person GP and Counselling appointments. We look forward to helping you with your ADHD journey in 2026. We have recently released our 'safe staff space policy' to ensure that our staff are safe at all times when trying to help you.
Clinic Director: Juliette Cavendish
Juliette's Academic Qualifications.
PhD Current - Late ADHD diagnosis. Identity Reconstruction. (2025 Torrens University). Master of Counselling, Torrens University. Diploma of Counselling, Institute of Applied Psychology. Master of Education Research Methodology with distinction, Charles Sturt University. Bachelor of Education (Music) Sydney University, Sydney Conservatorium of Music. NSW Department of Education Teaching Certificate.
Our office hours are Monday to Friday
9 am - 5 pm.
We unfortunately do not offer out-of-hours services.
Please call 000 if you are experiencing a Medical Emergency.
Ways to contact us:
You can contact us through email. support@theadhdclinic.com.au
You can also contact us by filling in our contact form on our website.
Or, if you would like to contact our clinic GP, email doctor@theadhdclinic.com.au
You can also leave a message on 0407 883 883 during office hours, and we will return your call when available.
Thank you, and we look forward to helping you with your ADHD journey in 2026.
1. You can take our quiz to see if you might have ADHD.
2. If you think you do, and you
would like to be formally assessed
for ADHD (and/or ASD) then make a
booking to see our clinic GP.
Book an 'initial consultation in person in the clinic'. We accept clients aged 6+. You cannot book Telehealth for the first visit. No-shows are charged full-fees.
3. Request an ADHD referral during this appointment for an ADHD assessment when you see our clinic GP.
4. 1-4 weeks later you will be assessed by a psychiatrist from Fluence Clinic. This is through Telehealth. Costs for this are organised through Fluence clinic. Look them up here. www.fluenceclinic.com
5. If you get an ADHD diagnosis book a shorter appointment to see our clinic GP and ask for a medication permit. This takes about 3 weeks to come through. We will contact you when we receive your permit.
6. You can also book for Telehealth or in-clinic individual or relationship counselling with Juliette Cavendish Counselling -our mental health therapist. We offer counselling world-wide.
ADHD Can Look Like...
Restlessness or excessive fidgeting
Feelings like you have to keep moving.
Challenges in maintaining attention, starting & focusing on tasks.
Rejection Sensitivities
Forgetfulness or
disorganised thoughts.
Impulsive behaviours or
decision-making. A harsh inner critic if you make poor choices.
Days where you feel paralysed
and overwhelmed out of the blue.
Difficulty in task completion or following through on commitments, despite your best effort.
Poor time management, time blindness, hyperfocus or tendency to procrastinate.
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CONTACT US
support@theadhdclinic.com.au
doctor@theadhdclinic.com.au
Text or Ph: 0407 883 883
Please be prepared to leave a message if phoning.
WHAT WE OFFER
ADHD Medication Management
ADHD & ASD Referrals
Mental Health Therapy
Depression & Anxiety
Relationship Counselling
Another Website Update!
Our clinic GP is almost full for 2026 - limited new patient appointments available.
BOOK ONLINE
We do online bookings.
If you are seeing Dr Wilcox for the first time then book 'initial consultation'. Medicare rebates available.
Telehealth* & In-Person
*you must see Dr Wilcox in person before being able to claim Telehealth Medicare rebates.
Our ADHD Mission
We empower individuals with ADHD to discover and live as their best selves, every day.
Through kind, empathetic and respectful care, we create a safe space for people to understand their brains, build on their strengths, and move forward with confidence.
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Our Company
Zero Tolerance for Clinic Staff Abuse
The ADHD Clinic is committed to providing a safe, respectful and professional environment for our clients, their families and our staff. To do this, we have a strict zero-tolerance policy toward any form of abuse, harassment, or aggression directed at our team. Our company policy applies to all clients, family members, friends, support people, visitors, contractors and any other person interacting with our staff, whether in person, by phone,
email, text, social media or any other form of communication.
What We Mean by Abuse.
Verbal abuse includes yelling, swearing, insults, name-calling, threats and intimidation.
Harassment: repeated unwanted contact, bullying, derogatory or discriminatory comments (about race, gender, disability, sexuality, religion).
Physical abuse: any form of physical intimidation, threatening behaviour, or assault.
Online or written abuse includes hostile, threatening or knowingly false messages, emails, reviews or social media posts directed at staff that are intended to bully, intimidate or harm the reputation and safety of our team. This policy does not prevent clients from providing honest feedback or reviews based on their genuine experiences with our clinic. We distinguish between respectful complaints/feedback (which we welcome through our complaints process) and abusive, threatening, false and defamatory conduct (which we cannot accept and will report on to appropriate authorities).
Our Commitment to Staff Safety. All of our staff have the right to:
Work in an environment that is safe and free from abuse, bullying and harassment.
Stop any interaction where they feel unsafe or threatened.
Seek support from management and, where necessary, external authorities, including police.
Our staff will not engage in public online exchanges nor respond to online threats.
These will be reported to the relevant authorities for further action, as necessary.
Consequences of Staff Abuse. If abusive or aggressive behaviour occurs, we may:
Ask the person to stop immediately and/or leave the premises.
Terminate the appointment or call.
Restrict or end future services, including cancelling ongoing or future appointments.
Communicate only in writing or through a third party, if required for safety.
Report serious incidents to the police or relevant authorities.
Take legal action where necessary, including in response to defamatory comments or threatening behaviour, whether online or in person.
These actions may be taken immediately and without further warning if staff safety and reputation is at risk.
Communication and Feedback
We welcome respectful feedback, concerns or complaints about our services and will always aim to resolve issues fairly and professionally.
However, feedback must be provided in a manner that is calm, respectful and non-threatening. We will not respond to complaints that are designed to be vindictive, harassing or violent. These will be passed on to the relevant authorities for action, as our clinic does not have personal capacity to handle them.
If you have an issue with your care, we welcome you to contact us via email or the web contact form, outlining your experiences with the clinic that you believe have not been satisfactory, whilst maintaining the clear boundaries we have explained.
Supporting a Safe, Respectful Environment
By attending our clinic and using our services, you agree to treat all staff and other clients with courtesy, dignity and respect. Together, we can maintain a safe, trauma-informed and supportive environment for everyone.
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