Helping our neurodivergent kids flourish

Kid Psychology provides assessment services and support for kids and teens who are neurodivergent.

Psychologist and teacher Kate Plumb started Kid Psychology to help parents find clarity and understand their children’s unique needs and abilities.

Her approach to assessment, support and collaboration equips mums and dads with the tools they need to help them better understand, grow and nurture their amazing kids so they can flourish in their community.

assessment

collaboration

Assessments

The assessment process is often the first place we meet and often originates from you, a referral from your child’s paediatrician or some other important person like preschool or another therapist.

  • Autism
  • ADHD
  • Specific Learning Disorders (Dyslexia, Dysgraphia etc)
  • Giftedness
  • Intellectual Disability
  • Developmental and Behavioural issues
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Collaboration

We have extensive knowledge regarding NSW Department of Education support services and have experience guiding, supporting, empowering and advocating for children and families to ensure they are able to access the most appropriate support for their educational needs

  • working out what options your child has for early-intervention or support class settings for school;
  • creating or joining a therapy team with your child’s other services;
  • developing and enhancing communication pathways between you and those involved with your child’s care;
  • advocating with you and/or n behalf of your child to access relevant services;
  • directly communicating with teachers and schools to develop in-class strategies for your child
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assessments

The assessment process is often the first place we meet and often originates from you, a referral from your child’s paediatrician or some other important person like preschool or another therapist.

  • Autism
  • ADHD
  • Specific Learning Disorders (Dyslexia, Dysgraphia etc)
  • Giftedness
  • Intellectual Disability
  • Developmental and Behavioural issues
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collaboration

We have extensive knowledge regarding NSW Department of Education support services and have experience guiding, supporting, empowering and advocating for children and families to ensure they are able to access the most appropriate support for their educational needs

  • working out what options your child has for early-intervention or support class settings for school;
  • creating or joining a therapy team with your child’s other services;
  • developing and enhancing communication pathways between you and those involved with your child’s care;
  • advocating with you and/or n behalf of your child to access relevant services;
  • directly communicating with teachers and schools to develop in-class strategies for your child
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FAQs

Do I need a referral to see you?
No you don’t. You can access Kid Psychology services as a private client, however your child may be eligible for a Medicare rebate for particular referral reasons. Discuss this with your GP or Medicare to find out more.
My child is an agency-managed NDIS participant, can they see you?
I am not a registered NDIS provider, so I can only see children who are self-managed or plan-managed through NDIS.
How long will it take for assessment results to come back?
The assessment process is lengthy and involves interviews, completing checklists and the assessment administration itself. Sometimes contact with your child’s school is an important part of this process and this can also contribute to the time taken in this process. All of this will be discussed with you during the initial appointment and you will be kept updated throughout the process.
Do I need a referral to see you?
No you don’t. You can access Kid Psychology services as a private client, however your child may be eligible for a Medicare rebate for particular referral reasons. Discuss this with your GP or Medicare to find out more.
My child is an agency-managed NDIS participant, can they see you?
I am not a registered NDIS provider, so I can only see children who are self-managed or plan-managed through NDIS.
How long will it take for assessment results to come back?
The assessment process is lengthy and involves interviews, completing checklists and the assessment administration itself. Sometimes contact with your child’s school is an important part of this process and this can also contribute to the time taken in this process. All of this will be discussed with you during the initial appointment and you will be kept updated throughout the process.

Location

Suite 3.02,
1 Centennial Drive
Campbelltown
NSW 2560
02 4607 3738
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