Neurodevelopmental Diagnosis.
A rigorous clinical evaluation using gold-standard tools to confirm Neurodevelopmental Disorders (DSM-5) including ADHD, Autism, Specific Learning Disability (SLD), and other conditions such as Anxiety, OCD or Depression.
These assessments and resultant diagnoses are accepted by psychiatrists for medications and international and MOE schools for Individual Education Plan accommodations and programme placement. The unique strength and weakness profile of the child is identified so that interventions can be tailored and most effective.
ADHD Assessment
S$2,500Targeted diagnostic for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and executive functioning gaps.
- Review of Records: Summary of previous reports & allied health data.
- Clinical Interview: Full developmental history intake.
- Direct Assessment: Attention/EF testing using MOXO 360.
- Multi-Modal Questionnaires: Conners-4, BASC-4, BRIEF-2, Vineland-3.
- Outcome: Formal ADHD Diagnosis (if criteria met).
- Valid For: School Accommodations, Therapeutic Interventions, Psychiatric Referrals.
Comprehensive Diagnostic
S$4,000 - S$5,000Essential for complex profiles involving Autism (ASD), Specific Learning Disorders (SLD), Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD), or Intellectual Disorders.
- Includes: Everything in ADHD Assessment PLUS:
- Academic Achievement: WIAT-4 (Reading, Writing, Math, Others), and Wechsler Scales such as WISC-5 and WPPSI-4 (Cognitive Functioning).
- Neuropsych: NEPSY-II, DKEFS, CVLT-C, CELF-5 (Memory, Social Perception, Visual Perception, Visual Motor Integration, Semantic Communication).
- Projective: Rorschach Exner (if clinically indicated).
- Autism Specifics: ADOS-2, ADI-R, ASRS/SRS Questionnaires.
- Comprehensive Outcome: School Accommodations, Recommendations for Therapeutic Interventions (at School, Home, With Peers), Other Allied Health Provider Referrals PLUS Full Differential Diagnosis with Strength/Weakness Profile.
Meet Our Assessment Experts
Your assessment will be conducted by our Senior Consultants, ensuring clinical accuracy and empathetic care.
Dr. Clare Ong
Consultant Psychologist34 years experience. First local psychologist to establish the psychology division at MOE/NIE.
Dr. Belinda Teo
Consultant Psychologist24 years experience specializing in neurodiversity, neuropsychological assessments, and autism.
Common Questions
Expert answers for Singapore parents.
Is a private ADHD diagnosis accepted by MOE schools?
Yes. Our psychologists are registered with the Singapore Register of Psychologists (SRP). Our diagnostic reports utilize DSM-5 criteria and are recognized by the Ministry of Education (MOE) for applications regarding Mother Tongue Exemption and Access Arrangements (extra time).
Can a psychologist prescribe ADHD medication in Singapore?
No, psychologists do not prescribe medication. However, our Formal Diagnostic Report is the medical document required by psychiatrists or pediatricians to initiate a medication plan. We can refer you directly to our partner medical doctors for this step.
What is the difference between a screener and a full diagnosis?
A "Screener" typically indicates risk levels (e.g., "At risk for ADHD") but is not sufficient for official purposes. A Full Diagnosis (which we provide) confirms the condition using clinical interviews and standardized testing. International Schools and Exam Boards require the Full Diagnosis for accommodations.
Do I need a referral from a polyclinic?
No. As a private clinic, you can book directly with us without a referral. This allows you to skip the 6-12 month wait times often experienced in the public system.