Screening report information
FAQ
Plain-English answers about what the Birchgrove Clinic screening report can and cannot do.
Important limitations
This is a screening report only. It does not provide a diagnosis, prescription, medication recommendation, crisis service, treatment plan, medical certificate, workplace capacity assessment, disability assessment or replacement for clinical assessment.
This service is not suitable if you need urgent mental health care, a medication prescription, a formal diagnosis, a workplace/disability capacity assessment, or immediate clinical advice.
This may suit you if...
- You are wondering whether ADHD or autism may explain some of your difficulties
- You want a structured summary before seeing a GP, psychologist or psychiatrist
- You want to better understand your symptom patterns
- You want to organise your mental health history before an appointment
- You need a concise document to share with a health professional
- You are not ready for, or do not currently need, a full diagnostic assessment
Frequently asked questions
Is this a diagnosis?+
No. This is a screening report. It may identify patterns consistent with ADHD, autism-related traits, mood symptoms or anxiety, but it does not confirm a diagnosis.
It is not a diagnosis, prescription, crisis service, treatment plan, medical certificate or replacement for clinical assessment.
When do I pay?+
Complete the online questionnaire and any optional supporting information steps first. When you click Generate PDF, Stripe Checkout collects $45 before the report is issued.
After your submitted information and payment are received, your responses are converted into a structured Birchgrove Clinic screening report.
How long does the report take?+
The report is generated only after the required questionnaire information and payment are complete. Optional support person questionnaires and uploaded documents are included only when provided before generation.
If there is a technical issue or missing information, Birchgrove Clinic may need extra time to resolve it.
Can I take this to my GP or psychologist?+
Yes. The report is designed to be shared with GPs, psychologists, psychiatrists and other mental health or allied health professionals.
The report may help you communicate your concerns more clearly before a clinical appointment.
Can I use this for NDIS, work or university?+
You can choose to share the report, but it is not a formal diagnosis, disability assessment, workplace capacity assessment, medical certificate or functional capacity report.
NDIS, workplace, university or school decisions usually require their own evidence standards and may require assessment from a qualified clinician.
Do I need a support person?+
No. Support person questionnaires are optional. You can invite up to 2 support people, and their information may make the report more complete, especially where ADHD or autism traits have been present since childhood.
Do I need to upload documents?+
No. Document upload is optional. If you have relevant documents, they can be attached to your issued report as supplied.
Is the report issued by Birchgrove Clinic?+
Yes. The report is generated from your responses and issued by Birchgrove Clinic.
Is a clinician manually writing the report?+
No. The report is automatically generated from the information you submit. It is designed to provide a structured summary of your screening responses and any optional supporting information.
The report is not a diagnosis, medical certificate, treatment plan or clinician assessment.
What if my report suggests high risk or severe symptoms?+
This service is not an urgent care or monitoring service. If your responses suggest significant risk, severe symptoms or urgent mental health concerns, you should seek medical care directly.
If you are at immediate risk, call 000. If you need urgent mental health support in Australia, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or your local mental health crisis service.
Can I save and return later?+
Yes. Use the same email address and secure sign-in link to return to the report process. You should avoid sharing sign-in links with anyone who should not access your information.
What if I need urgent help?+
This service is not suitable for emergencies or crisis care. If you are at immediate risk, call 000. If you need urgent mental health support in Australia, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or your local mental health crisis service.