Focused Screening & Guidance
Explore attention, neurodivergent experiences and everyday patterns with non-diagnostic screening. Choose a short results summary or a more detailed written report.
VIEW SCREENING
Make an enquiry Looking for support but not sure where to begin? Explore our three core pathways: counselling for adults, support for children and young people, and non-diagnostic screening with written guidance. We'll explain what's available, whether it fits your needs and how to get started.
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Explore the services below to see what each includes. If you’re unsure where to start, you can make an enquiry.

Counselling for adults dealing with worry, low mood, relationship strain, difficult experiences or patterns they want to understand and change.
COUNSELLING & THERAPY
Counselling for children and teenagers navigating emotions, worry, changes at school and family life—with support for carers where appropriate.
YOUNG PEOPLE & FAMILIES
Non-diagnostic screening that explores a specific concern, with focused feedback and an In-Depth written-report option where suitable.
SCREENING & FEEDBACK
Counselling treatment summaries, progress information and selected psychosocial reports prepared for a clear, agreed purpose.
EXPLORE REPORT OPTIONS
Counselling-based therapeutic support for eligible self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants, with goals and funding checked before sessions.
NDIS & CAPACITY BUILDING
Explore practical, evidence-informed articles about everyday wellbeing, beginning with adult ADHD.
READ INSIGHTSPeople come to counselling for all kinds of reasons: worry, low mood, difficult relationships, school or work stress, or patterns they’re tired of repeating. We start by listening, then work together on what might help.
Screening and professional reviews explore a specific question about wellbeing or everyday functioning. We explain the patterns we find, the limits of the results and possible practical steps or further assessment.
Explore attention, neurodivergent experiences and everyday patterns with non-diagnostic screening. Choose a short results summary or a more detailed written report.
VIEW SCREENINGA focused review of work or study interests, strengths, practical barriers and next steps. Ask about the consultation format and any written outcome before proceeding.
VIEW VOCATIONALExplore mood, coping and how you're managing day to day. We'll explain the available review options and what feedback each includes.
VIEW WELLBEINGScreening and reviews can help you understand a concern, but they do not provide a diagnosis. Scope and written feedback options are explained before you proceed.
You shouldn’t have to guess what’s happening in therapy. We’ll talk about your goals, explain why we’re suggesting an approach, and check in regularly about whether it feels useful.
We take time to listen to your story, explore concerns and clarify your goals.
Together we make sense of patterns and develop a personalised direction.
We use practical, evidence-informed strategies tailored to everyday life.
We reflect on progress and adjust support as your needs develop.
AO Psychology is preparing to offer online counselling and welcomes general enquiries, including from referring professionals.
Our one-to-one counselling pathway is designed for online sessions, with clear information about fees and the next steps before care begins.
Explore telehealthGPs and other professionals can enquire about counselling, focused screening or written summaries, with suitability and scope clarified first.
For referrersWe offer counselling-based support for eligible self-managed and plan-managed participants. AO Psychology is not an NDIS-registered provider; funding and suitability are checked before sessions.
Explore NDIS counsellingAppointments are telehealth-only at this stage. You can enquire now; direct clinical booking and payment are not yet offered online.
Tell us briefly what you're looking for, and we'll explain the relevant options. If our services aren't the right fit, we'll be clear about our professional limits and what type of support may be worth exploring instead.