Our patients

ADHD care for people who want it done properly.

At My ADHD GP, we care for adults and families who want careful, steady ADHD support. Some people come to us with a diagnosis already. They want ongoing care that runs smoothly. Others want a GP-led ADHD assessment, and care after that.

  • AGPAL accredited
  • GP-owned since 1997
  • No referral needed

Six examples (made up, not real patients)

Recognise yourself?

These six people are made up. They are not real patients or reviews. They show the kinds of people we help.

01 · The busy achiever

You have a full life. You want care that fits it.

You juggle work, family or a busy week. ADHD care is part of your routine. You want care that is organised and reliable.

What matters to you: structure, organisation, a GP who knows ADHD.

02 · The continuity-minded

You value a doctor who knows your story.

ADHD care builds over time. You would rather get to know one GP than start again at every visit.

What matters to you: trust, the same GP each time, long-term support.

03 · The involved parent

You take your child’s care seriously.

You keep track of visits, school feedback, medicine check-ups and advice from other doctors. You want a GP who works with your child’s care team and helps keep things on track.

What matters to you: reassurance, teamwork, reliability.

04 · The careful chooser

You know what good care feels like.

You have had rushed visits, or care that felt messy. Now you want care that feels calm, careful and well run.

What matters to you: care, professionalism, peace of mind.

05 · The newly diagnosed

Things make more sense now, and you’re ready for the next step.

You were diagnosed as an adult. Now you want steady, sensible ongoing support from a GP who sees the bigger picture.

What matters to you: clear answers, a plan, support.

06 · The organiser

You expect healthcare to run well.

You like clear communication and simple systems. You want care done properly. You see value in paying for care that is well run.

What matters to you: standards, simple systems, reliability.

What these examples share

Six different stories. Same standard.

Different lives, but they tend to care about the same three things.

They value careful care.

Thoughtful ADHD support with enough time for your questions.

They value continuity.

Seeing the same GP over time, so care builds on your history and trust.

They value clear systems.

Clear communication, simple booking and respect for their time.

If that’s you, here’s what to do

Two paths. Pick the one that fits you now.

Already diagnosed

If you have an existing diagnosis

Bring your diagnosis report and your latest letter from your specialist. Then book a visit with one of our GPs. Your first visit is in person at West Pennant Hills. The doctor decides on treatment after seeing you.

$287.45First visit · 30 min
Book a continuation visit

How ongoing care works

Never been assessed

If you suspect ADHD but haven’t been diagnosed

ADHD assessments with My ADHD GP are now open. You can book online. You will see the price before you decide.

$1,202.45Adult assessment
Book an ADHD assessment

Not sure yet? Take the free 2-minute fit check first.

For a child or teen (6 to 17), our psychologist Niro Wanigatunga does ADHD assessments ($1,452.45). Book a child or teen assessment. All prices include HotDoc’s $2.45 booking fee.

Your GP decides on treatment after seeing you. Booking doesn’t guarantee a script.

Book online

Meet our GPs

Pick a doctor, then pick a time. You’ll see the full price before you confirm.

Dr Natasha Paul, GP at Rosedale Medical Practice, West Pennant Hills

Dr Natasha Paul

Adults 18+
In person or by video

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Dr Nicky Kathuria, GP at Rosedale Medical Practice, West Pennant Hills

Dr Nicky Kathuria

Adults 18+
In person or by video

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Dr Priya Ashwath, GP at Rosedale Medical Practice

Dr Priya Ashwath

Adults 18+
Video visits only

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Dr Jas Saini, GP at Rosedale Medical Practice, West Pennant Hills

Dr Jas Saini

Ages 6 and up, including kids and teens
In person or by video

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New here? Your first visit is in person in West Pennant Hills. After that, most visits can be by video. No diagnosis yet? Book an ADHD assessment.

Why you can trust us

A real GP clinic, here for the long run

Est. 1997Part of Rosedale Medical Practice, a GP-owned clinic in West Pennant Hills
AGPALAccredited against the RACGP Standards
478People on our launch waitlist, now cleared
Award-winningTelstra Best of Business NSW 2024 · 3× PenCS national awards
  • Our GPs are RACGP Fellows with extra training in ADHD
  • We keep your usual GP in the loop
  • Free changes up to 24 hours before

ADHD care should feel clear, calm and well run.

Sound like you? Book an appointment. No referral needed. Your first visit is always in person at West Pennant Hills. After that, check-ups can be by video visit across NSW, if the usual rules are met. We send a letter back to your usual GP.

Your GP decides on treatment after seeing you. Booking doesn’t guarantee a script.